Wake — an iPhone alarm you turn off away from bed

An iPhone alarm you turn off away from bed. Place the Wake device wherever you want your morning to begin — the kitchen, bathroom, your desk — then tap your iPhone to it when the alarm sounds.

How it works

1. Tonight

   Schedule your alarm.

   Set your wake time on iPhone. Place the Wake device in another room — the kitchen, bathroom, wherever your morning begins.

2. Morning

   Your alarm sounds.

   Walk to the Wake device. A 90-second snooze is available as the secondary option.

3. Done

   Tap to complete.

   Hold your iPhone to the Wake device to finish the active morning session.

A physical anchor for your morning.

Wake moves the moment you silence your alarm away from the bed, to wherever you want your morning to start.

• 90-second snooze

  The secondary alert option is a fixed 90-second countdown.

• 10-second hold

  A continuous 10-second screen hold is available as a deliberate fallback.

• Seven-day view

  Review your wake sessions across the week.

Questions

How does tapping the device work?

When your alarm sounds, you can complete the session by tapping your iPhone to the Wake device. Apple's standard system alarm controls remain available on screen.

Does Wake work without internet?

Wake uses local storage for alarm schedules and morning sessions. An active Wi-Fi or cellular connection is not required to complete a wake session.

What is the 10-second hold?

If you need to end the Wake session without scanning the device, you can hold the screen for 10 seconds. This is a deliberate fallback.

Is Wake iPhone only?

Yes, Wake is in development exclusively for iPhone running iOS 26 or later.

What comes with Wake, and how much will it cost?

Wake is being developed as an iPhone app paired with a physical device. Final package contents, pricing, and availability have not been announced.

Are the device images final?

No. The device and packaging shown here are concept renders. Final hardware details may change as development continues.