We build one object that removes a dependency: a lunch box that heats itself, so a real meal does not depend on finding a microwave.
01 · The problem
When there is one, there is a line. When there is no line, it is dirty, or it dries the food out, or the job site simply does not have one.
So lunch becomes a cold container, a gas station stop, or nothing at all.
02 · The answer
A battery that heats a full stainless tray to 149 °F in about twenty minutes, wherever you happen to stop. A timer, so it starts on its own and lunch is ready when you are.
One button, no app, no account.
03 · The materials
Hot food and plastic are a bad pair: plastic containers shed microplastics as they heat. Steel does not. In this box your meal only ever touches stainless steel.
04 · The day after
The tray lifts out and goes in the dishwasher like any dish. The bag carries the whole kit, and the battery tops a phone back up once lunch is done.
Nothing to buy again, nothing to throw away.
Every meal packed at home is one you do not buy at a counter, a drive-through or a convenience store. If lunch out runs you $13, this box has paid for itself in ten working days, and it keeps going after that.
A thermos starts at whatever temperature you poured in, and from that moment it only goes down. This one heats: it leaves home cold in the morning and reaches 149 °F when you decide, which is why the meal does not have to be eaten early to still be worth eating.
The tray is steel, and so is everything your meal touches while it heats. No coating to scratch off into the food, no lid softening against a hot base, nothing that has to be replaced when it wears. It lifts out and goes in the dishwasher like any dish.
Stainless steel. Your food touches steel, never a coating and never plastic warmed with it.
8000 mAh. Our supplier advertises 12 000 on its own sheet; we state what actually leaves the warehouse, which is lower.
Free US shipping on every order, thirty days to send it back, one year of cover on the box. Written the same way on every page.
Christopher B.
Founder & Operations
