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Support for multiple joules?

Larry_Barry_63657

I saw some posts in search where others, like myself, bought more than 1 joule and saw a Chefsteps reply saying that they would like to add this feature in the future.

Any update?

I keep a Joule at work for making quick/tasty lunches (co-workers love it), and one at home.

Would love the ability to have multiple joules on the same wi-fi and/or different wi-fi networks.

Right now I have to use an iPad at home and my iPhone at work... Not very convenient.

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Comments

wolfiegirl

We are all patiently waiting with you!

francesca_362939

I have two Joules-and I'm so glad I do. Use one for long cooks-and the other for shorter ones. I also haven't had a problem using them at the same time in the same house, but you do need two different devices. One of mine is being controlled from my iPhone and the other from my iPad. I also keep them seperated-if they're close, I found that sometimes one tries to take over the other-Sibling Rivalry. You could bring one home, the Joule is so sleek and thin-and try it out. Good Luck.

Richard_Rupp_336589

I have 2 joules...and it is a major pain to try to run both with android devices. As francesca stated, they like to compete with each other for commands and connections. I do have one on a phone and one on a tablet, but it is a dicey setup at best. As a result, generally one sits and waits for the app to be able to control both on one device. Trying to patiently wait, but this is a major feature that needs some expedited attention.