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One machine, three configurations. Nothing on this page is on sale yet — and we would rather say that than run a fake countdown.

Product photography pendingWe will not publish renders of a machine that is still in validation. Photography goes live with the specification sheet.
In validation

Gilka One

Pneumatic espresso machine. Regulated CO2 pressure, fixed-volume heated chamber, sealed puck path. No pump, no battery, no cable.

Brew pressureRegulated, setpoint published at launch
Pressure sourceFood-grade CO₂ cartridge
Dose16–18 g double basket
WaterFixed chamber volume
Power requiredNone
PriceTo be confirmed

Configurations

Configuration Contains Availability
Gilka One Machine, basket, dosing cup, tamper At launch
Gilka One Field Kit Adds hard case, ten cartridges, cleaning kit At launch
Gilka One Studio Adds second basket, distribution tool, spare seals At launch
Seals and baskets Consumables At launch
CO₂ cartridges Food-grade 8 g Not shipped to regions with gas restrictions

What we will not do

  • We will not publish a specification we have not measured.
  • We will not publish reviews before verified purchases exist.
  • We will not use stock photography of a different machine to represent ours.
  • We will not take money for a product with an unconfirmed delivery date.

When the specification sheet is ready it goes to the launch list first. Full detail on how the machine works is in the technology section.

Questions

Frequently asked

Can I buy now?
Not yet. The Gilka One is in final validation, and prices and specifications publish together before any pre-order opens. Joining the launch list means you receive the specification sheet before it is public.
Will the price go up after launch?
We do not know, and we will not pretend otherwise. The pre-order price will be stated alongside the standard price when both exist, so the difference is visible rather than implied.
Do you sell spare parts?
Seals, baskets and cartridges will be sold as consumables at launch, priced individually. A machine that depends on a single proprietary part is a machine with a shelf life, so parts availability is a design requirement rather than an afterthought.