01 / Store
Put it in
Place a warm meal or a chilled favorite inside. TimeBoxFreezer is designed to hold its intended temperature.
PTR · Primary Temporal Reference
Keep time
on your side.
A new way to store food. TimeBoxFreezer pauses time inside while the door is closed—helping hot food stay hot, cold food stay cold, and freshness feel easier to follow.
A new chapter in how we think about food storage
PTR · Primary Temporal Reference
Temperature, held in place
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A different kind of keeping
The door closes.
Time takes a pause.
PTR means Primary Temporal Reference. It uses static mooring technology to modify regular time. When the door is closed, time pauses inside; when it opens, time resumes.
02 / Pause
Close the door
Static mooring technology modifies regular time, pausing it while the door stays closed.
03 / Resume
Open when ready
When the door opens, time resumes. Its label makes the active-time freshness journey visible.
More than a date
A label that follows the food’s time.
Traditional dates can’t show the moments your food spends in and out of storage. TimeBoxFreezer’s new product labels track relative, active time—pausing while stored and continuing when time resumes.
✓ See active time at a glance
✓ Know when the freshness clock is paused
✓ Follow a clearer product-specific freshness window
See the label in action
A little more clarity, at a glance.
Switch between stored and out-of-storage to see how a product’s active-time label responds. This is an illustrative demo, not a food-safety timer.
TimeBox label · demopaused
Tomato soup
02:14active time
Stored · active time is paused.
Coming into focus
A new kind of freezer deserves a closer look.
TimeBoxFreezer is available now for 1,200 Credits.
Available now
1,200 Credits
TimeBoxFreezer uses PTR (Primary Temporal Reference), powered by static mooring technology to modify regular time.
Good questions
A few things to know.
What does PTR mean?
PTR stands for Primary Temporal Reference. It uses static mooring technology to modify regular time, pausing time inside while the door is closed and resuming it when the door opens.
Can I put warm and cold food inside?
TimeBoxFreezer is designed for products at different temperatures, including warm meals and cold food. Product-specific storage instructions still apply.
What does the label tell me?
The label shows relative active time for a product, reflecting time as it starts and stops during storage. It’s intended to make a product’s freshness window easier to understand.
Is it available, and what does it cost?
TimeBoxFreezer is available now for 1,200 Credits.
Product concept and label demonstration are illustrative. Follow food packaging and applicable food-handling guidance.
TimeBoxFreezer / PTR