Set the cook
Choose timing, spritz duration, alarms, and temperature targets from the touchscreen.
Meet your chill grill companion
PitPilot is designed to quietly monitor and fine-tune your cooking environment, helping everyone spend less time babysitting the grill and more time relaxing with the people who matter.
Active prototype validation · Built for the grill you already own
Meet PitPilot, your chill grill companion—a grill-side assistant designed for cook monitoring and automated spritzing that helps make long cooks easier to manage.
PitPilot watches the cook. You chill with your crew.
Early-access members get build updates, first-run alerts, and priority consideration for product trials.
Be first in line
Join the list for build updates and be among the first considered to try PitPilot as real-world product trials become available.
Your cook. Your call.
Cast a quick vote. Test Kitchen members will see the winning topic in an upcoming build update.
A calmer cook in three steps
Choose timing, spritz duration, alarms, and temperature targets from the touchscreen.
Review pit conditions and meat temperature while the prototype follows the spritz schedule.
Use cook history and saved settings to make your best barbecue less dependent on luck.
Built around real barbecue problems
Set adjustable intervals and burst durations instead of relying on a phone timer.
Track pit temperature, chamber humidity, and supported meat-probe readings in one place.
View status from your phone on the local network without making the core product depend on a cloud account.
Use configurable alarms, minimum-temperature protection, and manual override.
Record the settings and conditions that produced your strongest results.
Designed to work beside different smokers rather than permanently locking you into one grill.
Compatibility without overpromising
PitPilot's current prototype architecture supports K-type thermocouple inputs and is being tested with selected Bluetooth probe families. Exact model compatibility will be published only after validation on production-equivalent hardware.
Ask about your probe →App-locked or account-dependent probes may require future integrations and are not promised for the first production run.
Built in public
PitPilot began as a practical answer to a simple problem: great barbecue needs attention, but the cook should not have to spend the entire cook staring at a timer. We are now refining the prototype and testing the firmware and hardware before making production claims.
Supporters will see the real process—tests, failures, improvements, supplier decisions, and production milestones.
Choose your next step
The website is the home for test results and early access. We will announce the sales path, final price, and timing only after the product and production plan clear their validation gates.