Imagine your kitchen finally stopped asking what you wanted and just knew (or came pretty close). That’s Upliance 2.0 (launched recently in India), a multi-mode kitchen companion with UpAI, over 750 guided recipes, a built-in weighing scale, macro tracking, and a virtual flame indicator so you can see what’s cooking even when you’re not staring at the pot.
It’s not about replacing your intuition—it’s about bolstering it. Because decision fatigue in kitchens is real: what to make, how much oil, whether to “just wing it” or follow the recipe card. Upliance 2.0 gives you options: high-protein, kid-friendly, regional preferences, and yes, OFFLINE mode so you can cook even when the wifi decides to flop.
We watched this and thought: finally, a tool that acknowledges cooking is both art and logistics. It’s hard to balance taste, health, time, energy. Upliance isn’t cold automation—it’s a coach that watches your technique, but lets you decide when to stray.
Our take: we welcome Upliance 2.0. It makes the kitchen feel like less of a pressure chamber and more of a laboratory. It reminds you that cooking doesn’t need perfection—it needs help. And tools like this? They don’t take over. They let you go bigger. Tastier. More adventurous.
👉 Upliance 2.0 smart kitchen companion with UpAI and 750+ guided recipes launched in India — Times of India
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