I am a retired chef of 30+ years and although I love cooking the thought of getting up and cooking for my my wife and I is tiresome. Seems like a fantastic product and I can see the benefits people with disabilities and also the elderly too. Infact I go as to say I love it is magnificent.
my guess is that their goal is to sell their tech to one of the meal delivery companies (hello fresh, blue apron, etc), because yeah this thing is pointless if i still have to prep. PE loves vertical integration, and this could shine if it’s integrated properly.
It's still a good step towards automating everything - If we one day develop a robot that can do the prep steps, then you can have that robot feed this one. It's important to solve both steps of prep and cooking so this is still valuable. And at least with this you can prep the ingredients and then go do something else instead of watching a pot and timing every step which I find is the most stressful / annoying part of stove cooking.
I never saw prepping as the hardest part tbh. But I still think this technology is useful for people who are disabled, or don’t have the proper time to cook.
I'm an Oklahoman, and I need this in my life ASAP. It's worth the price for sure. However, most of us poor. One day soon. I'm so glad you invented this. This is amazing. Thank you. 😊❤
I wonder why it is not available in India specially when there are a lot of people who would buy them. Recently a rip off version of nymble has come up in India and it is called Nosh. The difference is that Nosh looks like a microwave but the inside functions are exactly the same. Also Nosh doesn’t cook rice
Hi! Currently, we're only launching in the US, and will definitely keep you updated once we launch in India and other countries down the line. Stay tuned!
are you sure it can not cook rice?, because if you are able to put an ingredient and put water and boil, you should be able to make rice, it is that basic 😂😂
Hi! You will have the option of customizing the salt levels based on your preference though this will be part of a non-mandatory subscription plan whose details we shall share with you in a few months.
This was a good video. It actually said a few things that are not on your website. FIRST: It has a built in Scale... good to know (on mentioned on your website) SECOND: It is induction. Which is what I was thinking it was, but the site never explicitly says that. This means more control and consistency and more importantly... More Bang for your Customers Buck. ONE THING I AM NOT HAPPY ABOUT: A monthly subscription to have full access to more than the "Basic" recipes. I think this is a real 💩Y move. First you never say how many "FREE" Recopies we'll have access to. Nor do you say how Much this "Monthly Subscription" is going to be... Honestly I will likely Grungily pay for the subscription as I see my self using this quite often... as it will work Perfectly Well my Zojirushi NP-NWC10/18 Rice cooker... But it is a BITTER Pill to swallow if I'm being honest.
Hi there, thanks for your detailed feedback! We'll make sure the website also mentions this information. And for the subscription pricing, we understand your concerns -- it's something we're finalizing currently and will be updating it soon!
I apricate your response and am honestly excited for this product. I think it is the most capable of the first generation of Home cooking robots. I think the price is actually good to for what your getting especially if paired with a Bread Machine and good quality rice cooker. It really is the final key to easily controlling what your putting in your body without having to stick with boring and often bland frozen or prepared meals. @@eatwithposha
Suppose the subscription is over $40 a month. I truthfully don’t think I’d be very interested in this product. That’s over $480 a year to access the recipes alone. I would highly suggest offering a tiered subscription model. Not only do I think that this would improve profitability, but it also gives it a more affordable option for those who don’t need 1,000 recipes. I would love to chat with you guys more about specific features and ideas that I have for this product.
Hi Sanket, we are unfortunately not selling in India and hence not taking any pre orders from India. While we cannot speak about other firms, Nymble is an intelligent chef that cooks customized food with zero intervention needed from you. Just prep ingredients for the chosen recipe, and let the camera and AI take over.
The system goes online August 4th, 1997. Human decisions are removed from strategic defense. Nymble begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th. In a panic, they try to pull the plug.
Hi Parthasarathy, Thank you for your interest in Nymble! We are unfortunately not selling in India and hence not taking any pre-orders from India. We'll notify you when we launch in India. Do write to care@eatwithnymble.com if you have any questions! Stay tuned for more.
Hi Karthee, Thank you for your interest in Nymble! Unfortunately, we're currently only available in the US and our sales and support are limited to customers based in the US region. We'll notify you when we launch in India. Do write to care@eatwithnymble.com if you have any questions!
Suppose the subscription is over $40 a month. I truthfully don’t think I’d be very interested in this product. That’s over $480 a year to access the recipes alone. I would highly suggest offering a tiered subscription model. Not only do I think that this would improve profitability, but it also gives it a more affordable option for those who don’t need 1,000 recipes. I would love to chat with you guys more about specific features and ideas that I have for this product.
They’d make a killing selling the chopped up ingredients in grocery stores up marked of course, so you know everyone stops bitching bout doing the prep work like this is still cool but hey to each their own😂
You've already done the hard part by the time it does anything.... in face loading pre-measured amounts would take longer than just cooking it. It's a waste of time and money...
Nymble's ORM team is so poor. It only likes appreciation comments or replies to queries asking for demo, all of which seem fake reviews to me. Nymble ORM team does not reply to genuine questions or complaints. Disappointing! Be a bit more genuine if you want your brand to work.
We're sorry if we've overlooked any of your questions or haven't been able to provide timely responses. We're here to help with any questions or concerns you might have. Feel free to reach out by emailing us at care@eatwithnymble.com or by starting a chat on our website at www.eatwithnymble.com. We look forward to assisting you!
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I am a retired chef of 30+ years and although I love cooking the thought of getting up and cooking for my my wife and I is tiresome. Seems like a fantastic product and I can see the benefits people with disabilities and also the elderly too. Infact I go as to say I love it is magnificent.
So, it doesn't do any of the actual hard part which is the prep work? It just stirs and adds boiling water? Is that correct?
my guess is that their goal is to sell their tech to one of the meal delivery companies (hello fresh, blue apron, etc), because yeah this thing is pointless if i still have to prep. PE loves vertical integration, and this could shine if it’s integrated properly.
It would be useful if a larger company bought the platform. Then they could sell prepped food in containers that match specs
It's still a good step towards automating everything - If we one day develop a robot that can do the prep steps, then you can have that robot feed this one. It's important to solve both steps of prep and cooking so this is still valuable.
And at least with this you can prep the ingredients and then go do something else instead of watching a pot and timing every step which I find is the most stressful / annoying part of stove cooking.
I never saw prepping as the hardest part tbh. But I still think this technology is useful for people who are disabled, or don’t have the proper time to cook.
what was the cooking time for the meal?
How Can l get it in lndia?
Do you ship in India?
How machine will be limited if used without subscription to recipes? Can you make your own in there, or just one that set up?
Product is awesome. The demo is really good!
Kaiser order kare?
I'm an Oklahoman, and I need this in my life ASAP. It's worth the price for sure. However, most of us poor. One day soon. I'm so glad you invented this. This is amazing. Thank you. 😊❤
What kind of metal made the cooking pot ?
what vegetarian Indian sabji options does this have ?
Can I pre-order this from UK ?
Where's the robot to clean up the whole thing
Can you customize your own recipes?
Does it provide led
Can we prepare bread and cake
I wonder why it is not available in India specially when there are a lot of people who would buy them. Recently a rip off version of nymble has come up in India and it is called Nosh. The difference is that Nosh looks like a microwave but the inside functions are exactly the same. Also Nosh doesn’t cook rice
oh wow a cooking machine in India without Rice is useless or? Most dishes are based on rice or am i wrong?
Hi! Currently, we're only launching in the US, and will definitely keep you updated once we launch in India and other countries down the line. Stay tuned!
@@eatwithposhaeagerly waiting to buy. I am from Hyderabad, India. Please notify me
no offense but its easy: because there is no money to get in india
are you sure it can not cook rice?, because if you are able to put an ingredient and put water and boil, you should be able to make rice, it is that basic 😂😂
How we could get a list of recopies which will be prepared by the help of this, I need this machine in India
Hi! We're currently only operating in the US and will notify you once we launch in India. Stay tuned!
Do you ship it worldwide?
can I adjust the recipe if I am not happy with the taste?
How it's will judge about the salt
Hi! You will have the option of customizing the salt levels based on your preference though this will be part of a non-mandatory subscription plan whose details we shall share with you in a few months.
Will you launch in India
We have in india
This is the future of machine aided cooking.
Love the fact that it uses cam-images to determine what stage of cooking the food is at.
EXCELLENT PRESENTATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
loved it. thank you for the demo. i emailed you. can't wait to have this in canada
This was a good video. It actually said a few things that are not on your website.
FIRST: It has a built in Scale... good to know (on mentioned on your website)
SECOND: It is induction. Which is what I was thinking it was, but the site never explicitly says that. This means more control and consistency and more importantly... More Bang for your Customers Buck.
ONE THING I AM NOT HAPPY ABOUT: A monthly subscription to have full access to more than the "Basic" recipes. I think this is a real 💩Y move. First you never say how many "FREE" Recopies we'll have access to. Nor do you say how Much this "Monthly Subscription" is going to be... Honestly I will likely Grungily pay for the subscription as I see my self using this quite often... as it will work Perfectly Well my Zojirushi NP-NWC10/18 Rice cooker... But it is a BITTER Pill to swallow if I'm being honest.
Hi there, thanks for your detailed feedback! We'll make sure the website also mentions this information.
And for the subscription pricing, we understand your concerns -- it's something we're finalizing currently and will be updating it soon!
I apricate your response and am honestly excited for this product. I think it is the most capable of the first generation of Home cooking robots. I think the price is actually good to for what your getting especially if paired with a Bread Machine and good quality rice cooker. It really is the final key to easily controlling what your putting in your body without having to stick with boring and often bland frozen or prepared meals. @@eatwithposha
Suppose the subscription is over $40 a month. I truthfully don’t think I’d be very interested in this product. That’s over $480 a year to access the recipes alone. I would highly suggest offering a tiered subscription model. Not only do I think that this would improve profitability, but it also gives it a more affordable option for those who don’t need 1,000 recipes. I would love to chat with you guys more about specific features and ideas that I have for this product.
Please allow me to prebook here in India . i have tried multiple times. Also can you tell us how you are different from Nosh and Buchuk ?
Hi Sanket, we are unfortunately not selling in India and hence not taking any pre orders from India. While we cannot speak about other firms, Nymble is an intelligent chef that cooks customized food with zero intervention needed from you. Just prep ingredients for the chosen recipe, and let the camera and AI take over.
@eatwithnymble but I can join beta. ┗(•ˇ_ˇ•)―→
Is this available in Bharat? If yes, where?
Where are the demos available around Bay Area?
Hi Lavanya, Demos are currently in our San Mateo office in the Bay Area. Do book a slot from here: calendly.com/eatwithnymble/nymble-demo
Another One from Nosh i like where can cover the glass it look more stylish but this has more practicality
So is it only 4 item recipes the. Or they have like 8 compartments so can make more recipes? How many recipes are possible ?
No, they said right in the video that some recipes will have multiple ingredients go into one container.
The system goes online August 4th, 1997. Human decisions are removed from strategic defense. Nymble begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th. In a panic, they try to pull the plug.
Just wondering where the oily steam is going? Through the top system for the spices and water? Or is there a fan and filter like in usual kitchen?
We do have an exhaust system installed, much like a kitchen chimney, that collects the oil and steam which is easily cleanable!
Can you substitute meat in the recipes with tofu or anything plant based?
We are working on a "Veganise" software update. This is a very oft requested feature. Stay tuned for more.
When it is available in india
Hi Parthasarathy, Thank you for your interest in Nymble! We are unfortunately not selling in India and hence not taking any pre-orders from India. We'll notify you when we launch in India. Do write to care@eatwithnymble.com if you have any questions! Stay tuned for more.
This started in Hyderabad India and now they are selling in usa
Where in Hyderabad?
Phone number or store location please..
I was looking for something like this india
Can you ship it to India
Hi Karthee, Thank you for your interest in Nymble! Unfortunately, we're currently only available in the US and our sales and support are limited to customers based in the US region. We'll notify you when we launch in India. Do write to care@eatwithnymble.com if you have any questions!
Gordon Ramsey would tear this thing apart!
Suppose the subscription is over $40 a month. I truthfully don’t think I’d be very interested in this product. That’s over $480 a year to access the recipes alone. I would highly suggest offering a tiered subscription model. Not only do I think that this would improve profitability, but it also gives it a more affordable option for those who don’t need 1,000 recipes. I would love to chat with you guys more about specific features and ideas that I have for this product.
Thank you for the suggestions! You can write to us at care@eatwithnymble.com as well and our team shall keep in touch with you :)
Drawback of Nymble: 1. No chopping 2. What about cooking of Dal 3. Regional cooking.
This is just the start, it gonna get better. Flip flop phones were not thr end of mobiles, nor was Windows Xp for computers
They’d make a killing selling the chopped up ingredients in grocery stores up marked of course, so you know everyone stops bitching bout doing the prep work like this is still cool but hey to each their own😂
You've already done the hard part by the time it does anything.... in face loading pre-measured amounts would take longer than just cooking it. It's a waste of time and money...
Are you trying to make affordable in India (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
Supér Juliana
Nymble's ORM team is so poor. It only likes appreciation comments or replies to queries asking for demo, all of which seem fake reviews to me. Nymble ORM team does not reply to genuine questions or complaints. Disappointing! Be a bit more genuine if you want your brand to work.
We're sorry if we've overlooked any of your questions or haven't been able to provide timely responses. We're here to help with any questions or concerns you might have. Feel free to reach out by emailing us at care@eatwithnymble.com or by starting a chat on our website at www.eatwithnymble.com.
We look forward to assisting you!
Can we create our own recipes ?
@@bhavanadahiya1483 no we cannot
For all those tired of Strong independant women..
Umm. I'll do frozen meals, thanks.