Automatic home cooking · Countertop concept

Come home to dinner already made.

MealMaker Countertop is designed for people who want home-cooked food without giving up the whole evening. The concept stores staple ingredients, handles repetitive prep work, cooks a complete meal and portions it with minimal hands-on effort.

Concept product. Final features, dimensions, pricing and availability may change.

MealMaker Countertop concept in a bright modern kitchen

Your ingredients. Your recipes. Less of your time.

MealMaker is built around a simple idea: home cooking should not require giving up the rest of your evening. Load ingredients you choose, select a meal, and let the machine handle the repetitive prep, cooking and portioning work.

How it works

From ingredients to dinner with less hands-on work.

The core experience is intentionally the same across both MealMaker concepts so the product form factor remains the main variable in the test.

1

Load

Keep staple ingredients ready and add fresh, meal-specific ingredients when needed.

2

Cook

MealMaker portions, processes, mixes and cooks ingredients in sequence for the selected recipe.

3

Serve

The finished meal is dispensed into a removable tray or container, ready to eat or plate.

Product concept

A compact MealMaker designed for the countertop.

This version condenses the MealMaker idea into a countertop appliance intended to fit into more kitchens without a remodel. The current concept emphasizes a smaller footprint, simpler loading and smaller-batch meal preparation.

  • Approximately 30 in wide × 15 in deep × 16.5 in tall in the current concept.
  • Storage for dry staples such as rice, pasta or oatmeal.
  • A dedicated area for meal-specific meats, vegetables and other fresh ingredients.
  • Integrated seasoning plus chopping and slicing functions.
  • Designed around one or two meals per cooking cycle.
Studio view of the MealMaker Countertop concept

Why MealMaker

Automate the work, not your food choices.

Unlike prepared-meal subscriptions, MealMaker is intended to cook with ingredients you choose. The goal is a real home-cooked meal with far less hands-on time.

Who it fits

For people who want convenience without committing kitchen space to a permanent appliance.

The countertop version prioritizes accessibility and flexibility: place it in the kitchen, load what you want, and let it handle the repetitive parts of dinner.