Done — get one small household problem out of your life
Done
Stockholm. Free. About a minute.
Nothing has been handed over yet, so there is nothing to count. This space will hold the only figures that matter — problems in, problems gone, and the much larger number of problems nobody ever came back about.
What this is
Chat is an answer engine: it tells you how a hinge works and leaves you holding the problem. This is an attempt at a completion engine — the same information, collapsed into one route with a price, one thing to buy and one physical action, on the theory that what stops small problems getting fixed is not ignorance but the stack of small decisions between knowing and doing.
So it asks at most two questions, and only ones whose answers lead somewhere different. If the answer would be the same either way, it never asks. It also does not price anything itself: every figure comes from a hand-checked Stockholm table in version control, last checked 2026-08, and the language model is allowed to recognise your problem and nothing else. A plausible price from a machine is worse than no price, because somebody acts on it.
It will not touch gas, mains wiring, water inside a wall, or anything structural, and it says who to call instead. It does not know most things, and says that too.
It is an experiment. It might be gone next month. The question it is testing, the bet and the numbers are public.