upliance AI Cooking Assistant | 500+ Guided Recipes | 16 Cooking Modes: Heat, Chop & More | Customize Recipes with AI | Eat Healthy | Touch Screen | Built-in Scale | WiFi, Mobile App | 1-Year Warranty

I have had the upliance for a little over three months now and I usually use it for 4 meals during the week on average (I eat the same thing for lunch and dinner). On the weekends I sometimes use it upto 4 times a day. I made a list of pros and cons.Here's what the upliance does really well :- Curates available recipes based on dietary preferences. I'm lactose intolerant, and it filtered out all the dairy based recipes very well in my opinion. That said, going dairy-free meant my options were limited but it performed very well all the same- Provide exact, easy to reproduce recipes producing consistently good taste with simple ingredients. Simple recipes like the masoor dal khichdi, bisibele baath, tomato baath, pav bhaji and more come out absolutely perfectly and taste incredibly good.- Precision in amount of ingredients required for a given number of portions. I have started actually clearing out stuff in pantry before I shop for more. Less wastage, less purchases, honestly with the taste and quality and reliability of output.- Saves me SO much time and decision making. Unlike a lot of the other reviewers here, I'm don't have say a family of four to cook for. However, as a highly sociable lover of board games, good company and good food, I do have people over A LOT. It's hard to quantify how helpful it is to have a third (in addition to a two burner gas stove) space to cook food that comes out consistently well without the need for too much supervision. I can steam the mains (rice/quinoa/idli) in the upliance while I boil dal and steam vegetables for sambar/dal in the pressure cooker, fry protein options in the cast iron, and then let the upliance handle a gravy while I set up the appetisers and blend juice/sorbet. Gravy starts to cook as people come in and is hot and ready in time for main course. I've even tried out new recipes for the first time when I've hosted people over - a simple masala khichdi - but that's how confident I am in how well they'll turn out (provided there are ZERO steps requiring me to do something on my own, I find these external diy steps to be very vague). Did I mention it can wash itself too?- Ability to plan future meals with the planner AND save money on groceries - I am very very happy with how much money I've been saving and honestly how content I feel with healthy, homecooked food. I find that I not only spend less on eating out, I also host people over at home more often, which makes me happy, and am a much more conscious consumer in general. Given that this is an expensive device, I consider it an investment.. but I want to mention I genuinely.. feel happier since I got this device. How do I put a price on that? I'd be very happy if the upliance could output a week's grocery list based on the meals I put into the planner but it's pretty great as it is as well since I can see how much of each ingredient I'm likely to need.- Availability of spares. I think there should also be an option to replace the lenovo tablet. Given the superior quality of the product itself, looks like this the component most likely to need a replacement.What the upliance could do better :- Add more options for vegetarians like several of my friends. Bonus points if they're South Indian and vegetarian AND dairy free. (Here I'd like to give a shoutout to the veg kerala stew, I have tears in my eyes when I think of how I can make perfect stew in parallel with appams now - really, thank you). Also while it cooks quinoa and steams white rice perfectly, brown rice is always an issue - it's always slightly undercooked, even when it's been soaked for half a day. Worth a re-check, I think.- Improve the AI assistant. It's just really bad.- Fix the bugs on the mobile and tablet app related to the search functionality. Also, why is there no voice search?- Explain how the charging system works, why not just show a battery indicator at the top left, why is it not an intuitive interface? I also don't understand the logic in repeatedly attempting to restart and shutting down until it actually has enough power to function.- The edit and change ingredients options are not super intuitive. Neither are the take charge of heat and blending options. Also, I'm sure there's a max spin speed option that is not accessible through this manual mode menu. It's even used in the wash cycle! So why not make that option available? Wouldn't this simplify a lot of my blending activity?- I would really like the option to upgrade to a glass or stainless steel lid if possible to reduce the involvement of plastic in my cooking process, for obvious health reasons. Would be great if this could be made available as a premium spare option.

Game Changer.Bought this as I am bachelor who is having difficulty cooking meals with consistent taste. Upliance changed the game for me. Far easy to cook difficult meals. Easy to plan, easy to adjust for the taste and easy to cook.Value for money and great build quality. Nowhere you feel compromised. I am sure your mind also will be blown by the Uplaince AI. As Indians, we should support the innovation product like this. It should embed in our culture to support these kind of products which is innovating in solving Indian problems.

1) Waste product. Don't buy. Over hyphed mixture grinder. There is no-return policy which tells you they are just trying to fool as many people as they can.2) Cooking Instructions are not clear.3) This is not stand alone device as it will ask you to follow some steps of the cooking on another stove or induction machine.4) At the end you will get undercooked food item. You have successfully wasted your both time and money.5) Electric rice cooker is far better than this.

Cooking on a stove is very difficult for me as I can't tolerate the heat it generates. Even for preparing a simple recipe I sweat a lot and my energy gets drained. I also tried hiring cooks, but their food didn’t match my taste.After searching for cooking robots, I finally found Upliance, which turned out to be the perfect solution.We need not stand near Upliance until the dish is ready.Upliance is an innovative and versatile device that can prepare everything—beverages, dough, batters, side dishes, main courses, soups, and even desserts. It offers a wide range of recipes, including vegetarian, non-vegetarian, and vegan options. If you love food but can’t cook or don’t know how, Upliance is truly a blessing.This smart appliance does more than just cooking; it also reduces the effort needed for chopping. All you need to do is clean and peel the vegetables, cut them into large pieces, and Upliance will chop, mince, or cut them as needed.Upliance comes with:A recipe tab for both Indian and continental dishes.An all-in-one jar for sautéing, cutting, and cooking.A built-in weighing slab.A rinse option for easier cleaning.To cook, simply keep the ingredients ready and add them as per the instructions. The dish will be prepared within the specified time, without the risk of burning, unlike on a stove.The AI feature allows customization—so you can modify existing recipes or even create new ones to suit your taste. That’s what makes Upliance truly amazing!Another exciting feature is its rinse function, which reduces cleaning efforts by almost 80%. After rinsing, you just need to scrub the jar briefly for complete cleaning.With Upliance, you can cook healthy and tasty food effortlessly while using the saved time for other tasks. It truly makes cooking more convenient.Some parts, like the lid and crown, are dishwasher-friendly, which is a great advantage. The plastic parts of the jar are made of food-grade.Like any device, Upliance has its limitations. It cannot be used for deep frying. I believe a wide-bottom jar, similar to a wok, would be more useful than the one provided.Overall, it's a great device that nearly automates the cooking process.