Make perfect charcuterie - bresaola, prosciutto, biltong, pancetta, salami, and dry age meat — at home, without guesswork 🔥 Our Smart Hook with Target Weight & Climate Monitoring is packed with recipes and expertise from around the world. Master the ancient tradition of Curing Meat with Ease and Confidence. Hang your hook and cure meat anywhere. In your kitchen, garage, cellar or even outdoors with a net. We have recipes for all climates. Join our community and start your project today!
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Hi everyone — I’m Daniel 👋
I’m a Swede shaped by the Nordic outdoors, where nature, adventure, hunting, and cooking have always been part of life. I’ve spent most of my career in tech & software, but I’ve always had the itch to create a physical product of my own — in a space I love.
The idea hit me on a rainy day in the mountains. I was thinking about the old craft of drying and curing meat — something humans have done for thousands of years — and wondered why there wasn’t a simple, modern tool that makes it easier and more fun for people like me to do it at home.
I had already started curing meat from my own wild game and used traditional methods from countries like Italy and Spain, where the target weight and climate are key metrics during a curing process that can take anything from weeks to more than a year. I wanted to combine that with a community, plus expertise and recipes from around the world.
That moment kicked off this project.
I went to my garage and started testing the basics. Could I track and predict everything that matters? Could it run on a tiny amount of power and still last more than a year on a battery? Could I make it simple and affordable enough for anyone to use?
I designed the electronics, wrote the first version of the software, and built the app. The first prototype proved the idea actually worked — and that gave me the push to turn it into a real product. We’ve tested it for over a year now, and it’s spreading like wildfire — it’s already popular among local hunters, homesteaders, and foodies.
Today I’m launching it here on Product Hunt. It’s been a mix of engineering and heritage, innovation and tradition — and a very personal journey to bring an old craft into a modern form.
Thanks for checking it out, and I’d love to hear your thoughts!
— Daniel