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In order for their business model to work, it means they have some control over the oven, and it's not fully open. So does it mean that the app expose only a pa
by petra 11y ago
In order for their business model to work, it means they have some control over the oven, and it's not fully open. So does it mean that the app expose only a part of the capabilities of the oven, or less accuracies, while people who buy premade meals, get to have the full benefit ?
- wilcoxbr 11y agoYou have complete control over your oven through the app. You can control each and every cooking element individually. We do have some logic in there to make sure you don't accidentally pull too much power. Other than that, it's all yours. We want you to cook your own meals with it. It's great for that. The delivery service is for folks who do not want to spend time shopping, preparing, cooking, and cleaning. The smarts basically enable us to put a chef in your kitchen, without actually putting a chef in your kitchen.
- petra 11y agoThanks. So say i have a food business, why won't i offer meals to your customers ? and why would your customers prefer you over me ? Or are your prepared for that to happen ?
- Eridrus 11y agoDo these ovens rely on some cloud infrastructure? Will they still work without it? Also, do you have some pricing information available for the delivery service? I dig the idea, and the fact that you're part of YC gives me hope that this is something you'll actually execute on, but I'd like to know what prices I'm looking at before committing $250+ to it.