Finally using my jars again
I had a cupboard full of mason jars doing nothing. Now my berries and spinach go in them the day I shop. One press and it stops on its own.



Illustration of the two-jar test. Results vary with the food and your fridge.
Air trapped under the lid is what spoils your food. One press pulls it out of the jars you already own. No bags. No hose.
Not right for your kitchen? Send it back for a full refund.
Because you’d have to get it out. An attachment needs the machine, a hose and a plug, so it ends up in the cupboard. ROKUME is one cordless piece that lives on the counter.
Yes, if they’re regular-mouth mason jars, which covers most brands.
No. It comes with 10 stainless-steel lids, and there are no bags to buy.
Your last one was probably just too much work. This is one button, and it stops on its own. If it doesn’t earn its spot, return it within 60 days.



Illustration of the two-jar test. Results vary with the food and your fridge.
I had a cupboard full of mason jars doing nothing. Now my berries and spinach go in them the day I shop. One press and it stops on its own.
My old bag sealer lived in the garage. This sits next to the coffee maker and I actually use it every day.
Seals my regular-mouth jars fine and the steel lids feel sturdy. Took me a couple of tries to screw it on straight.
We buy nuts and coffee from Costco. Sealing them in jars keeps the pantry tidy and nothing goes stale on us.
Sealed a jar of strawberries and checked it two weeks later like the page said. Lid was still pulled down tight.
She grows tomatoes and peppers every summer. She likes that there are no bags to buy. Wish it came in more colors.
“Our farm grew more than we could sell or eat. Berries went fuzzy in days, and bag sealers took too long mid-harvest. So I set out to make sealing a jar as quick as closing it.”
Greg Villani, founder of ROKUME
It browns cut apples, and makes nuts and coffee taste old.
The fuzz on berries and bread needs oxygen. Less air, less mold.
Fruit gives off a ripening gas. Under a lid, it speeds everything up.
Your fridge slows all three. It can’t stop them while the air is still in the jar.

Fill your jar and set a flat sealing lid on top.

Screw ROKUME onto the jar and press the button once.
When the air is out, it shuts off. Unscrew. Done.
Only one works with your own jars, in one press, with nothing to plug in or keep buying.
| What matters | ROKUME | Bag vacuum sealer | Jar attachment for a bag sealer | Manual hand pump |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uses the jars you already own | ✓Yes | ✕No | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| No bags to keep buying | ✓Yes | ✕No | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| No hose or base machine | ✓Yes | ✕No | ✕No | ✓Yes |
| One press, no pumping | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✕No |
| Cordless | ✓Yes | ✕No | ✕No | ✓Yes |
| Open and reseal for free | ✓Yes | ✕No | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| Small enough to leave on the counter | ✓Yes | ✕No | ✕No | ✓Yes |
No. It helps food stay fresh in the fridge, freezer or pantry, but it doesn’t make food safe at room temperature. Keep perishables cold.
Yes. Leave some space at the top of the jar, because food expands as it freezes.
Berries, cut vegetables, greens, nuts, coffee, flour, rice, crackers and meal prep.
Take the air out of the jars you already own, and keep the food you paid for.