Silent alarm band

Wake up. Nobody else has to.

A vibrating alarm on your wrist. You feel it at alarm time — your partner, roommate or bunkmate sleeps through.

7 colours · $39.99 CAD

Black alarm band on a sleeping person’s wrist, display reading 07:00

Who it’s for

For mornings when your alarm is everyone’s problem.

Person stretching in bed in morning light

The early start

You’re up for a shift or the gym. Your partner isn’t — and shouldn’t have to be.

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Rose red alarm band

The shared room

Dorms, bunk rooms, siblings, roommates. One alarm, one person awake.

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Close-up of the band’s lit LED display

How it works

The alarm goes to your wrist, not the room.

  1. Set it on the band

    Set the time and up to two alarms with the band’s own controls. No app, no pairing.

  2. Wear it to bed

    A slim band — about 8 mm thick — with a lit LED display you can check in the dark.

  3. Feel it at alarm time

    When the alarm hits, the band vibrates against your skin instead of playing a sound.

Why contact matters: a phone buzzing on the nightstand or a speaker across the room has to reach you through the air — and reaches everyone else too. A band on your wrist puts the signal right where you are.

Gifting

An easy gift for anyone who shares a room.

Seven colours, nothing to set up on a phone, and one less alarm in the room.

White alarm band

For a student in a shared dorm

Their alarm, not the whole floor’s.

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Haze blue alarm band

For a partner on early shifts

They get up at 4:45. You don’t.

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Questions

Good to know.

We can’t promise how anyone will respond — people wake differently. What changes here is where the alarm happens: on your wrist, in contact with your skin, rather than across the room. If a bed shaker has worked for you before, that’s usually the stronger physical option; this band is the smaller, quieter one you can wear anywhere.

Black alarm band

Tomorrow morning

Your alarm. Just for you.

$39.99 CAD

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