Would you pay $1500 (+ monthly subscription fee if you want more than 50 recipes) for a robot that cooks dinner? 

Posha is betting YES 

Notably you still have to do mise en place for this thing to work, but supposedly if you do all the chopping Posha will do the rest 

https://www.posha.com/private-chef

It’s not immediately clear to me how this works which is why I NEED one of you that lives in SF to arrange a Posha dinner for reporting purposes https://lu.ma/posha-demos

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No. I wouldn't. That´s a lot of money, that is probably not going to save me from cooking.

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If you used it every day for a year it’s still $4 per use 😅 

Cheaper than a chef but the chef is doing it all

Closed or worse, bought. I almost prefer going out of business here because you know there’s no chance for your hardware to live, vs the acquirer just doing you dirty

Also let's not forget that the company may close at some point, and I will end up with a useless robot :D

We are assuming that by buying this product and monthly fee I'm buying all the dinners upfront, but the truth is that people are not going to use it all the time. Thus, it is going to be more expensive than that for sure.