Nudge Wristband Alarm — Silent Vibrating Wake-Up for Deep Sleepers
The 5am problem
One of you gets up early. One of you doesn't. Every morning, an alarm loud enough to wake a heavy sleeper wakes the light sleeper next to them instead. Nobody wins that fight — you just take turns losing it. A vibration only one wrist can feel ends it.
Why Nudge beats your phone
Your phone wakes the room. This wakes one person.
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Wakes you without waking anyone else |
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Works with your phone out of the bedroom |
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Wakes you through earplugs |
Stop being the alarm clock
You call once. You call again. By the third time you're not calm anymore, the whole house is awake, and the day has started badly for everyone.
A wristband hands the job back. Your child wakes to a buzz on their own wrist, on their own schedule. No shouting up the stairs, and no waking the sibling in the next room. You get to be a parent in the morning instead of a snooze button.
FAQs
Will I actually feel it if I'm a heavy sleeper?
Yes. Vibration against the wrist is direct contact rather than ambient noise, which makes it much harder to sleep through than a sound coming from across the room — and much harder to slap and roll over on.
Will it wake my partner?
No. There is no sound at all — the alarm is vibration only. Unless they're holding your wrist, they'll sleep straight through it.
Do I need an app or my phone?
Neither. You set both alarms using the buttons on the band itself and read them off the LED display. Nothing to pair, nothing to install — which means your phone can finally charge in another room.
Will it fit my wrist?
The adjustable strap fits wrists from 12 cm to 19 cm (4.7"–7.5"), which covers most adults. If your wrist measures more than 19 cm, it won't fit comfortably — worth measuring before you order.
Can I shower or swim with it?
It's IP65 rated, so sweat, rain and splashes are no problem and it's fine to wear in the shower. It is not built for swimming — don't submerge it.