David Krippendorf, who lives in San Francisco, USA, invented the Kitchen Safe, a safe that keeps snacks until after dinner. We were looking for investors on Kickstarter for general sale, but on June 27, we succeeded in raising funds with 23 days left until the deadline. It has been decided to start selling in September this year.


Krippendorf said he had a habit of eating candy before dinner. However, if you eat candy before dinner, you will inevitably eat too much because you are hungry. In order to prevent this overeating, he decided to limit eating candy after dinner and decided to make "Kitchen Safe".


Kitchen Safe is a safe that can store cookies, chocolates, and candies. If you put these in Kitchen Safe, close the lid, and set the timer, the lid will be locked and you will not be able to open it until the specified time. The timer can be set from 1 minute to 10 days later.


Kitchen Safe is a safe for snacks, but it stores game controllers, iPhones, credit cards, cigarettes, etc., and keeps you from playing games too much, getting stuck in SNS, spending too much money on online shopping, and smoking too much. It can also be prevented, Krippendorf said.


I have a habit of overusing the air conditioner at this time, so I'm thinking of storing the remote control of the air conditioner with Kitchen Safe.

It measures approximately 15 width x 15 depth x 16.5 cm height and weighs approximately 454 grams. It runs for about 6 months with 2 AA batteries.

The price is planned to be $ 35. A separate shipping fee of $ 20 to Japan is required.