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Prep is a countertop machine that keeps your veg cold, knows what's left, and peels and chops it when you're ready to cook.

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A woman tips sliced peppers and carrots from a glass bowl into a hot pan, with Prep on the counter beside her.
Bin to bowl to pan.
01 / Features

It looks after your veg before you cook it.

Most kitchen machines start once the veg is bought and peeled. Prep keeps it fresh, keeps track of it, and tells you when to buy more.

Close-up of Prep's clear bins of cherry tomatoes and peppers, each showing 4°C, with cold mist rising.
Keeps it cold

Fridge-cold, on the counter.

Five clear bins sit on top. Each one is kept at 4°C, the same as a fridge.

Why it matters: veg stays fresh for longer, and you see what you've got at a glance.

Counts it

It knows what's left.

The screen shows how full each bin is.

Illustration only. Not the final screen.

Why it matters: you know there's enough for tonight before you start.

Warns you

A nudge before you run out.

When a bin gets low, Prep lets you know, even when you're out.

Why it matters: buy carrots on the way home, not halfway through dinner.

Sliced peppers and carrots tipped from Prep's glass bowl into a pan.
Chopping

Pick your cut.

Small cubes, for sauces and stews.

A man home from shopping slots a bin of carrots back onto Prep.
Storage

One home for veg.

Unpack your shopping straight into the bins.

A hand pulls out Prep's side drawer full of carrot peel.
Peeling

No peeler needed.

Peel drops into a side drawer. You just empty it.

02 / How it works

Bin to bowl in four steps.

  1. 1

    Fill the bins

    Put your veg in the five cold bins on top.

  2. 2

    Pick a recipe

    Choose what you're making on the touchscreen.

  3. 3

    Choose a size

    Diced, sliced or minced. Prep peels and chops.

  4. 4

    Take out the bowl

    Slide out the tray. Your veg is ready to cook.

03 / Where we are

Prep is on Kickstarter. Help make the first batch.

Making the first machines costs money up front, so we're asking the people who want one to back Prep on Kickstarter. Here's how it works.

Step 1

You back it

Choose a pledge, usually in return for a Prep.

Step 2

All or nothing

If we miss our goal by the deadline, nobody is charged.

Step 3

We make it

If we hit it, cards are charged when the campaign ends, and we start making.

Step 4

Backers first

The first machines go to backers, with updates the whole way.

Kickstarter isn't a shop. You're backing something still being made, so we'll share honest updates, good news and bad.

Pre-order on Kickstarter Get email updatesPledge levels and delivery estimates are on our Kickstarter page.
04 / FAQ

Straight answers.

How much is it, and when will it arrive?

Pledge levels and delivery estimates are on our Kickstarter page.

When will my card be charged?

Only if the campaign reaches its goal, and only once it ends. Miss the goal, and you pay nothing.

Why Kickstarter, not a shop?

Kickstarter lets the people who want Prep fund the first batch. Backers get the first machines.

Does it cook?

No. Prep gets your veg ready. You do the cooking.