Yes, Anova Connect is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Anova Connect is free.
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I set up my user name and password on the website. This app will not take one or the other or possibly both. 🤷🏼♂️ Seems as though there are a whole lot of other folks with the same issue. Fix this please or I’m returning my Anova and buying a Joule.
Useless —— my email and password are correct but site states “invalid”. Effort to reset—-email from Anova does not come
On initial download you can create an account and it worked okay. Took forever to connect to the device. Second try…no second try. It will not let me sign in, I know the password and email because I wrote it down and stored it with the device. I try to reset my password and it never sends the password reset. So now I have an overpriced soups vide with WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity that will not even allow me to login to use it. Lots of the reviews sound the same. Why has Anova not fixed this????
Set up the Sous Vide Pro and can connect between the mechanism and my Wi-fi. However, cannot log onto this app using my ID and Password.
How can I login if there’s no where to register a new account? Received this as a gift and apparently all the “smart” features via the app are unusable?
There is only an option to sign in. It is new to me so I haven’t set up an account yet.
Won’t send me a link for new password and won’t let me create a new log in. Makes the product useless.
Doesn’t accept my old password or allow me to reset the password. I can’t change any features on my ANOVA sous vide. No where can I create a new user name and password. A little help would be nice.
Does not read QR code and won’t accept the manual typed code. Why does everything have to be so needlessly complicated by technology? The old gauge was accurate and all I needed was a flashlight. Thanks to this useless “innovation” we ran out of LP in the middle of cooking dinner on a winter night in 10 degree F weather. We didn’t ask for this dumb gadget.
