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Make-Your-Own-Steak Machine

Real beef, no slaughter.

A compact microwave-sized biocooker that grows tonight’s steak from verified cow DNA and nutrient cartridges. Load a DNA capsule, insert nutrient cartridges, press start. Your steak is ready for cooking within hours.

Make-your-own-steak machine printing a steak
Microwave-size biocooker glowing through a transparent chamber.

Instructions & safety notice

We work with certified partners to introduce this technology via controlled pilots. Make sure to always follow the proper hygiene steps and approved guidelines, as indicated on-screen. Regional food safety approvals apply.

How does this work?

Source ethically, load & verify, grow, prepare & enjoy.

Source ethically

Verified DNA is sampled from healthy and responsibly kept cows by participating farmers. Welfare data travel with the NFC chip on the DNA capsule.

Load & verify

Insert the DNA capsule and nutrient cartridges. The touchscreen reads NFC chips, verifies origin, and shows estimated grow time and CO₂ / water savings.

Grow

Inside the transparent chamber, muscle tissue forms layer by layer under sterile, controlled conditions.

Prepare & enjoy

Remove, rest, season, and cook your steak — real meat taste and texture, no slaughter.

Which problems do we solve?

Meat without compromise.

Environmental impact

Traditional beef is a major source of water use and greenhouse gases. Growing meat directly from DNA removes slaughter, transport, and processing, cutting water use by ≈ 11 L per kilo and drastically lowering CO₂ emissions (source: National Advisory Committee on Microbiological Criteria for Food, 2018-2020).

Moral concerns

The debate between animal-welfare and meat-lover camps is reframed: DNA is collected non-invasively from well-kept cows, eliminating slaughter guilt.

Supply chain disruption

The tech decentralizes meat production. Farmers become DNA caretakers and machine operators; restaurants produce steaks in-house; consumers gain full transparency. Power shifts back to local producers, creating fresher and more resilient food systems.