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Kitchenery: The Cordless Kitchen Ecosystem

One wall-powered pad for induction cooking and compatible Kitchenery appliances. Start with a cordless kettle, blender, or both.
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Kitchenery. Freedom to cook. One pad. More ways to cook. Induction cooking. Cordless Kitchenery appliances. One connected system.

Kitchenery prototype blender on the plugged-in QEP beside the kettle, with the Project We Love award layered behind the blender.
Kitchenery prototype system. Campaign selected as a Kickstarter Project We Love.

Meet the Quantum Energy Pad: an induction cooktop that also powers compatible Kitchenery appliances. Add the Perfect Pour Induction Kettle, the Silent Blender, or both—and build your everyday routine around one shared pad.

The QEP plugs into a wall outlet. Your compatible appliance receives operating power while it is on the pad. Lift it away and power delivery stops.

One QEP. Two launch appliances. Your choice of set.

The photographs and prototype walkthrough show development hardware. Testing and production preparation are ongoing.

Find your Kitchenery set ↓

Choose your set.

Every set includes the QEP—the induction cooktop and shared power platform—plus the appliances below.

Estimated delivery: February 2027. All prices are US dollars. Shipping, applicable taxes and import duties are additional and handled after the campaign.

STARTER set with the Perfect Pour Induction Kettle and Quantum Energy Pad. Super Early Bird: $1,299.

Super Early Bird: $1,299

1 QEP · 1 Perfect Pour Induction Kettle · 1 silicone mat

Start with tea, coffee and everyday hot-water preparation.

Early Bird: $1,399 · Kickstarter Special: $1,499

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SMOOTH. Your blending routine. $1,499 Super Early Bird. Silent Blender prototype on the Quantum Energy Pad.

Super Early Bird: $1,499

1 QEP · 1 Silent Blender · 1 silicone mat

Choose a set built around smoothies, sauces and everyday blending.

Early Bird: $1,599 · Kickstarter Special: $1,699

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TRIO. Both launch appliances. $1,699 Super Early Bird. Quantum Energy Pad, Perfect Pour kettle and Silent Blender prototype system.

Super Early Bird: $1,699

1 QEP · 1 Perfect Pour Induction Kettle · 1 Silent Blender · 1 silicone mat

Add the kettle to SMOOTH for $200 at Super Early Bird pricing.

Early Bird: $1,799 · Kickstarter Special: $2,026

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DUAL TRIO · Two complete sets

$3,299: 2 QEPs, 2 Perfect Pour Induction Kettles, 2 Silent Blenders and 2 silicone mats.

Reward cards show current prices and availability. Launch allocations are limited; additional availability depends on confirmed production capacity.

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From morning tea to dinner prep.

Tea in the morning. A smoothie before heading out. Prep for dinner. One pad stays connected as you move between compatible Kitchenery appliances and induction cooking.

Original montage of kitchen appliances and cord clutter.
The countertop problem Kitchenery is designed to address: separate appliances, separate cords.
One plug-in QEP with two compatible cordless launch appliances.
One plug-in pad. Two cordless launch appliances.

Plug in. Place. Get started.

Product-reference sketches showing the wall-connected QEP, kettle placement and lifting the kettle to stop power delivery.
  1. Plug in the QEP. Connect the pad to a suitable wall outlet.
  2. Place your appliance. Use a compatible Kitchenery appliance on the active power area.
  3. Lift to stop power. Removing the appliance stops power delivery.
Earlier physical QEP prototype showing the power connection and appliance placement.
Earlier QEP prototype: power connection and appliance placement.

QEP. Induction cooking meets cordless power.

The Quantum Energy Pad is Kitchenery’s plug-in power surface. It combines induction cooking with wireless power for compatible Kitchenery appliances, bringing the kettle and blender onto one shared platform.

Quantum Energy Pad prototype on the kitchen counter, with cord visible.
Quantum Energy Pad prototype.

Cook on the pad.

Use induction-compatible cookware for cooking.

Power your appliance.

Place a compatible Kitchenery kettle or blender on the active surface.

Control the task.

An adaptive touchscreen is designed to show product-specific controls.

Current design specifications

  • Power input: 110–240V AC
  • Power connection: Plug-in pad; one wall connection
  • Functions: Compatible Kitchenery appliance power and induction cooking
  • Interface: Adaptive touchscreen with product-specific controls
  • Surface: Ceramic glass
  • Appliance use: Compatible appliance remains on the active power area during operation

Current design details. Final frequency, rated power, cookware limits and regional certification status will be confirmed after validation.

Exploded assembly animation of the QEP design.
Exploded assembly animation of the QEP design.
01 Ceramic-glass surface · 02 Hybrid power coil · 03 Adaptive touchscreen.
01 Ceramic-glass surface · 02 Hybrid power coil · 03 Adaptive touchscreen.

Controls that change with the task.

QEP interface prototype showing cooking, kettle and blender screens.
QEP interface prototype. Displayed values and presets are illustrative; no comparative “fastest” performance claim has been established.

From CAD to the workbench.

Screen recording of a QEP CAD development discussion.
QEP CAD development walkthrough: housing, coil, electronics and top surface.
Josh showing QEP development hardware with the coil exposed in the 3D printing lab.
QEP development hardware shown in the 3D printing lab.

Perfect Pour. Make a moment of it.

The Perfect Pour Induction Kettle is a 1-liter kettle designed for controlled pouring, with a stainless-steel inner tank, a digital temperature display and a color-changing handle light. It is part of the Kitchenery system for everyday tea, coffee and hot-water preparation.

Perfect Pour Induction Kettle prototype in stainless finish, standing on its silicone mat.
Perfect Pour prototype in stainless finish.

A controlled pour.

A shaped spout designed for a controlled pour.

Temperature at a glance.

An integrated display and color-changing handle light provide temperature feedback.

Open. Fill. Clean.

A removable lid gives you access to the stainless-steel interior.

Current design specifications

  • Capacity: 1 liter
  • Inner tank: 316 stainless steel
  • Heating: Induction
  • Temperature feedback: Digital display and color-changing handle light
  • Design details: Controlled-pour spout and removable lid
  • System pairing: Quantum Energy Pad

Temperature range, accuracy and heating time remain to be validated for the production model.

Dark-finish Perfect Pour kettle prototype with copper-colored accents.
Dark-finish prototype.
Overhead view of the stainless Perfect Pour kettle.
A closer look at the kettle’s form.
Exploded assembly animation of the Perfect Pour design.
Exploded assembly animation of the Perfect Pour design.
01 316 stainless-steel inner tank · 02 Removable lid. Temperature display on the handle bridge.
01 316 stainless-steel inner tank · 02 Removable lid. Temperature display on the handle bridge.
Earlier CAD design walkthrough of the Perfect Pour kettle.
Earlier Perfect Pour CAD walkthrough. Certification marks and performance wording in this source are development references; production certification, temperature accuracy and pour performance have not been established by this clip.
Josh handling successive Perfect Pour kettle prototypes at a workbench in the 3D printing lab.
Successive Perfect Pour prototypes shown in the 3D printing lab.

Silent Blender. Your routine, with one less cord.

The Silent Blender is Kitchenery’s cordless countertop blender. A receiver inside its base draws operating power from the QEP, so the blender does not need its own wall cord or a rechargeable appliance battery. It is being developed for smoothies, sauces and everyday blending.

Silent Blender prototype with an empty jar on the plugged-in QEP.
Silent Blender prototype on the QEP.

Power from the pad.

The QEP supplies operating power through the receiver in the blender base.

One less appliance cord.

The blender has no separate wall cord or rechargeable appliance battery to manage.

Choose your routine.

Being developed for smoothies, sauces and everyday blending.

Current design specifications

  • Power source: Quantum Energy Pad required
  • Appliance wall cord: None; the QEP stays plugged in
  • Rechargeable appliance battery: None
  • Motor specification: 15,000 RPM — current design specification
  • Power architecture: Wireless-power receiver coil and electronics
  • Intended uses: Smoothies, sauces and everyday blending

Motor speed is a creator-stated design specification, not a measured blending result. Final jar capacity, operating limits and acoustic performance remain under validation.

“Silent Blender” is the product name. A quieter blending experience is a development goal; comparative sound results remain under validation.

Supplied animated product montage showing food in the blender jar.
Blender product montage showing an intended use.
Exploded assembly animation showing the Silent Blender base.
Exploded assembly animation showing the Silent Blender base.
01 Motor assembly · 02 Power electronics · 03 Wireless-power receiver coil. Motor design specification: 15,000 RPM.
01 Motor assembly · 02 Power electronics · 03 Wireless-power receiver coil. Motor design specification: 15,000 RPM.
CAD design walkthrough showing Silent Blender components.
Silent Blender CAD development walkthrough. Motor efficiency and sound performance remain subject to testing.
Josh showing Silent Blender prototypes with empty jars at a workbench in the 3D printing lab.
Successive Silent Blender prototypes shown in the 3D printing lab.

The appliance changes. The connection stays.

Kitchenery prototype kettle and blender arranged around the QEP on a kitchen counter, with the wall connection visible.
Kitchenery prototype system in a home-kitchen setting.
  • Silent Blender: QEP required. A standard induction cooktop is not a substitute.
  • Perfect Pour Kettle: QEP and compatible standard induction cooktops. Not intended for gas, electric coils or radiant cooktops.
  • Induction-compatible cookware: QEP’s cooking function. Final cookware-size and operating limits remain to be confirmed.
  • Existing corded appliances: Their existing power connections. These rewards include no adapters to make them cordless.

Additional Kitchenery appliances and integrations are future possibilities, not included reward items.

QEP input: 110–240V AC. Frequency, rated power and regional certification details remain to be confirmed. We will contact you after the campaign about delivery details and plug/cable preferences. A matching plug alone does not establish local electrical compliance.

Inside the 3D printing lab with Josh.

Filmed in the additive manufacturing and 3D printing lab, Josh’s walkthrough follows the kettle, QEP and blender across successive prototypes. See the physical hardware and the changes between generations. Electronics research and development takes place in India.

Josh presents successive QEP, kettle and blender prototypes in the additive manufacturing and 3D printing lab. The complete walkthrough appears as a captioned animation.
Josh’s complete prototype walkthrough in the 3D printing lab. Captioned animation; audio is not included in GIF playback.

What this footage shows: prototype development and setup. Controlled heating, food-blending and comparative sound results are still pending. We will share confirmed results as validation progresses.

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