Every wireless thermometer before this one had the same weakness: a battery. InfiniteProbe removed it. Inside the probe, a thermoelectric core converts the heat of your cook into electricity — powering the sensor and the wireless link for as long as there's fire.
Whenever one end of a thermoelectric material is hotter than the other, electrons flow — a physical effect known for nearly two centuries and trusted in applications from spacecraft to industrial sensors. InfiniteProbe brings it to the kitchen: the same heat gradient that cooks your meat generates the power that monitors it.
The result is a probe with no charging port, no battery door, and no countdown clock. It cannot die mid-brisket, because the brisket is what's powering it.
Bury the sensor in the dense center of the meat — and keep the tip safely inside.
InfiniteProbe streams over Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0. Keep your phone within the app's working range and avoid heavy obstacles — thick walls, metal enclosures, or closed metal lids can weaken any Bluetooth signal. If a probe ever drops its connection, the app's offline alert tells you immediately, and reconnects the moment the signal returns.
InfiniteProbe pairs with the free companion app over Bluetooth Low Energy. Download it for iOS or Android — or scan the QR code on the package — then wake a probe and tap to pair. Your probes appear on the home screen with live status, ready to be named, assigned a cut, and put to work.
