Launching Soon on Kickstarter.com
Fresh, Pure,
Oils in 20 Min.
Without Guessing What’s Inside.
Meet Tincoil, the world's first one-click kitchen device that turns leaves and flowers into fresh, pure oils—safely, consistently, and repeatedly!
Extract Pure oil
One-click botanical oil extractor, powered by a patent-protected safe closed-loop extraction system to turn leaves and flowers into fresh, pure oils you can trust—whenever you want.
Easy, Simple, Pure
01. LOAD
Insert 1-10 grams of your chosen botanical (lavender, rose, basil, chamomile, or any medicinal plant) into the infusion filter bag. Add the food-grade botanical extractant. Press start.
And in just 20 minutes… you collect something that feels almost impossible: fresh, golden, pure extract — made by you.
02. EXTRACT
Our precision-controlled system heats a food-grade botanical extractant using carefully controlled temperature profiles to extract high-purity full-spectrum plant compounds.
The sealed chamber is designed to contain vapors and minimize fumes, with no open flames or open-air evaporation — helping reduce fire risk under normal home use.
03. RECOVER
The built-in condenser automatically recycles the food-grade botanical extractant. Pure oil collects in the drawer’s cap.
Closed-Loop Extraction
Tincoil uses a sealed, designed-for-safety, controlled, repeatable extraction cycle designed for home use.
Because it’s closed-loop, the process is contained—and because it is designed to capture vapors and for a low-odor experience (without open-air evaporation or “kitchen lab” vibes).
One-click 20-minute
extraction cycle
So you can make fresh full-spectrum oils on demand, even on a busy day.
Patented
closed-loop
system design
Which means you get a clean, consistent process—not guesswork.
Vapor-capture design
So you never have to deal with lingering fumes or open evaporation again.
Designed for consistency
So you can make fresh full-spectrum oils on demand, even on a busy day.
Works with real botanicals
leaves, flowers, herbs)
So your kitchen becomes your wellness + beauty + flavor lab—without the lab.
Any Herb.
Any Flower.
One Click.
From fresh garden basil to dried highland lavender, Tincoil transforms any botanical into professional-grade pure oil in just 20 minutes. Stop buying mystery bottles and start extracting the garden-fresh potency your rituals deserve.
Sarah K.
Early Beta Tester &
Wellness Formulator
"I’ve spent years trying to make my own herbal oils, usually ending in a mess or a ruined batch. Tincoil is the first device that makes the science of extraction feel simple, like making a cup of coffee. I didn’t expect this, but it smells even stronger than the actual rosemary plant."
Michaella L.
Beta tester &
Cosmetics Formulator
"I formulate natural skincare for a living. I've tested every 'home essential oil maker' on the market. Most are just fancy steamers that make tea. Tincoil is an actual tincture, a full-spectrum extraction—the purity testing proves it. My rose oil is now 40% more concentrated than what I used to buy from suppliers."
Chef David R.
Culinary Professional
"I run a restaurant. Tincoil is on my prep station now. I tried culinary herbs such as rosemary and thyme, and the aroma was delicious. Fresh basil oil takes 20 minutes instead of an overnight infusion. The flavor intensity is incomparable—my dishes have never been better. This isn't a home gadget. It's a professional tool."
Questions?
We've Got Answers.
A: Those are infusers—they steep herbs in oil, like making tea. Tincoil is an extractor—it uses solvent-based chemistry to isolate pure full-spectrum compounds. The difference is like instant coffee vs. espresso.
A: We've been working on Tincoil for the past four years. We tested many prototypes in order to find the best and safest oil extractor. We're ready for mass production. Every feature in our campaign video is real.
A: Tincoil extracts Full-spectrum, high-concentration oil from any botanical material. What you choose to extract is your decision (and your responsibility). We don't include medical-specific instructions, but our community shares knowledge.
A: Those stories involve open-flame evaporation or butane extraction. Tincoil is a sealed, closed-loop system. The food-grade botanical extractant (ethanol) never touches open air. It's UL safety certified—the same standard as your coffee maker.
A: 5-15 ml depending on plant type and quality. That's 100-300 drops—enough for weeks of use for most applications.
A: Assuming you reuse the food-grade botanical extractant (50+ times): ~$3-8 per batch, depending on plant material and quantity. Compare that to $45-89 for store-bought equivalent oils.