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SilentWake

Vibrating alarm wristband

A silent alarm you wear. It wakes you with a steady vibration against your wrist — no sound in the room, no light, nothing for anyone else to hear.

Vibration against the wrist — a wake signal you feel on your skin instead of hearing across the room
No sound and no light — the room stays exactly as dark and quiet as the person beside you left it
Set on the band itself — your alarm no longer depends on a phone being in the bed with you

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The 5am negotiation

Setting an alarm shouldn't feel like an apology.

You have to be up at five. The person beside you doesn't. So every night you do the same arithmetic — loud enough to wake you, quiet enough not to wake them — and discover again that there is no such volume.

Set it soft and you sleep straight through it. Set it properly and the day begins with someone rolling over, awake three hours early, because of you. Somebody loses either way, and it happens again tomorrow.

It is a small thing. It is also every single morning.

Before dawn in a real bedroom - the 5am negotiation

How it works

Three steps, and the room never finds out.

Set the time on the band

The alarm lives on the wristband itself. You set it before bed the way you would set a watch — nothing to pair, nothing to open, no phone required.

Wear it to bed

It is light enough to stop noticing and adjustable enough to sit comfortably for a whole night, which is the only way a wearable alarm is any use.

Wake on your wrist

At the time you set, it vibrates steadily against your wrist. You feel it straight away. Nobody else in the room hears anything at all.

There is no point in that sequence where the room makes a sound.

What it actually does

One signal, delivered somewhere it cannot be missed.

Felt

Vibration, not sound

The alarm is a steady vibration against the skin of your wrist. There is nothing to hear, which means there is nothing for anyone else in the room to be woken by.

On your body, not across the room

A phone on a dresser has to get through a duvet, a pillow and several feet of air before it reaches you. A wristband does not. The signal starts where you already are.

Self-contained

Set on the band

The time is set on the wristband itself. No phone in the bed, no app to open, no lit screen at six in the morning before you are properly awake.

Vibration onlyNo soundNo lightThree colours

Wearing it

Comfortable enough that you forget it is there.

Light on the wrist: A slim band rather than a watch. It is made to be worn for a full night, not glanced at in the morning.
Adjustable, unisex: One band, adjustable fit. It sits where you want it rather than where the strap happens to fall.
Nothing to look at: No sound and no light. Wearing it to bed does not put another light source into a dark room.
Three colours: Midnight Black, Deep Blue and Blush Pink.

When it earns its place

Four mornings that go better quietly.

Two schedules, one bed

You are up at five and they are up at eight. Your start time stops being their problem, and nobody has to be gracious about it.

Rooms you are sharing

A flat, a dorm, a spare room over the holidays. When the walls are thin, a silent alarm is a courtesy you never have to explain.

Nights away from home

Hotels, hostels, a friend's sofa. Your alarm travels on your wrist and behaves exactly the same wherever it wakes up.

The nap with an end time

Twenty minutes while the house is quiet, and a way to end it that does not announce itself to everyone else in it.

Why not just your phone

A phone alarm is a loud alarm in a room with two people in it.

	SilentWake	A phone alarm
Wakes you at a set time	Yes	Yes
Makes no sound	Yes	—
The signal touches your skin	Yes	—
Adds no light to a dark room	Yes	—
Works with your phone in another room	Yes	—
Nothing to unlock before you are awake	Yes	—
Also your camera, calendar and torch	—	Yes

A phone is the better device for almost everything. It is just a poor choice of alarm when someone else is asleep next to it.

The details

Specification

Type: Wearable vibrating alarm wristband
Wake signal: Vibration only — no audible alarm
Sound: None
Light: None

Alarm set: On the band itself — no phone or app required
Fit: Unisex, adjustable
Wear: Lightweight; made to be worn overnight
Colours: Midnight Black · Deep Blue · Blush Pink

Good to know

A Quieter Way to Start the Day

Mornings set the tone for everything that follows them. Starting one by jolting awake to a noise — and knowing that noise has just landed on somebody else as well — is a small daily cost that most people simply learn to accept.

SilentWake replaces the noise with something you feel instead of hear. The alarm reaches you and stops there. The room stays dark, the house stays quiet, and getting up early stops being something you have to apologise for.

How does it wake me if there is no sound?

A steady vibration against the skin of your wrist. Because it is in direct contact rather than travelling across a room, it arrives as a much more immediate signal than a chime from a dresser on the far wall.

Will it wake the person next to me?

It makes no sound and gives off no light, so there is nothing to hear and nothing to see. Somebody in direct contact with your arm may feel it faintly. Otherwise the room stays exactly as it was.

Do I need my phone or an app?

No. The alarm is set on the band itself, so it works perfectly well with your phone charging in another room entirely.

Can I sleep in it all night?

Yes — that is what it is designed for. The band is lightweight and adjustable so it can sit comfortably through a full night rather than being put on at the last minute.

Will it fit me?

The band is unisex and adjustable, so it is meant to suit a wide range of wrists rather than a single size.

What colours does it come in?

Three: Midnight Black, Deep Blue and Blush Pink. They are the same band in different finishes.

Is this a sleep tracker or a smartwatch?

No. We list it as a vibrating alarm wristband and this page describes only that function. If you are looking for sleep tracking, heart-rate data or notifications, this is not the product for that.

Who might this not suit?

If you rely on an alarm you can hear from another room, or you find anything on your wrist uncomfortable to sleep in, this will not be right for you. It is also a single silent signal — if you are someone who wants an audible backup as well, keep one.

Everyday moments

Made for Mornings That Belong to One Person

Not everybody in the house gets up at the same time. The alarm should not behave as though they do.

Out Before They Are Awake

The gym, the early shift, the flight booked at an unreasonable hour. You get up, they do not, and the day begins without a single raised voice.

Rooms You Are Sharing

A flat, a dorm, a spare room over the holidays. When the walls are thin, an alarm only you can feel is a kindness nobody has to ask you for.

Mornings Away From Home

Hotels, hostels, someone else's sofa. Your alarm travels on your wrist and behaves the same way wherever it happens to wake up.

The Nap With an End Time

Twenty minutes while the house is finally quiet, and a way to finish it that does not announce itself to everybody else in it.

What people say

Reviews

Complete the ritual

A quiet morning starts the night before.

SilentWake handles the moment you wake. These three handle everything either side of it — for you, and for whoever is still asleep.

Wind down

GravityCloud

Getting up at five works far better when you were asleep by ten. Even, cooling weight to settle under on the nights before an early start.

Still asleep

DreamPods

For the person with three more hours. A sleep mask with sound built in, so your morning can stay entirely yours.

The other alarm

First Light

For the mornings you are not racing anybody — light that arrives in the room before the day does.

If it isn't right

Thirty days, and a person who answers.

30 days to decide

You have 30 days from the day it is delivered to ask for a return. Nothing to justify, no restocking games.

Faulty or wrong, we cover it

If it arrives damaged, faulty or is not what you ordered, tell us within 7 days and you get a replacement or a full refund at no cost to you.

Written by a person

hello@edenhours.com. We read Monday to Friday and reply within 2–5 business days.

Eden Hours

Let the morning be yours, and let the room sleep.

EdenHours SilentWake — vibrating alarm wristband in Midnight Black, Deep Blue or Blush Pink. Free US delivery over $49, 30 days to change your mind.

A wearable alarm, not a medical device. If you depend on being woken for safety reasons, keep a second alarm as well.

Complete the ritual

EdenHours SilentWake — Vibrating Alarm Wristband for Heavy Sleepers

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Wake Up Without Waking The Whole House

There's a particular kind of guilt in setting a 5am alarm next to someone who doesn't have to be up until eight. So you set it quiet — and sleep straight through it. Or you set it loud, and start the day with someone annoyed at you.

EdenHours SilentWake ends the negotiation. The alarm goes off on your wrist. Only you feel it.

How it works

Set your time on the band and wear it to bed. When the alarm hits, a strong, steady vibration pulses against your wrist — direct, physical, impossible to sleep through in the way a distant phone chime is. No sound. No light. Nobody else in the room has any idea it happened.

What that fixes

Early starts stop being a household event. Your partner sleeps right through.
Heavy sleepers actually wake up. Vibration on skin cuts through deep sleep better than sound across a room.
Your phone stays out of the bed. No screen at 6am, no doom-scroll before your feet hit the floor.
It works where sound can't. Shared rooms, dorms, hostels, hotels, quiet offices, naps in the car.

The long game

Waking up gently and privately, at the same time, every day — without an audio jolt spiking your heart rate — is a completely different way to start a morning. Do it for a month and the difference isn't the alarm. It's who you are at 7am.

Made for

Shift workers · gym mornings · new parents · shared bedrooms and dorms · anyone with a partner on a different schedule · people who've slept through three alarms this week.

The details

Type: Wearable silent vibrating alarm wristband
Wake method: Vibration only — completely non-audible
Wear: Lightweight band, comfortable enough to sleep in all night
Fit: Unisex, adjustable
Colours: Midnight Black · Deep Blue · Blush Pink

One small band. No more 5am arguments. EdenHours SilentWake is the cheapest peace treaty a shared bedroom has ever had.

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SilentWake

Setting an alarm shouldn't feel like an apology.

Three steps, and the room never finds out.

Set the time on the band

Wear it to bed

Wake on your wrist

One signal, delivered somewhere it cannot be missed.

Vibration, not sound

On your body, not across the room

Set on the band

Comfortable enough that you forget it is there.

Four mornings that go better quietly.

Two schedules, one bed

Rooms you are sharing

Nights away from home

The nap with an end time

A phone alarm is a loud alarm in a room with two people in it.

Specification

A Quieter Way to Start the Day

Made for Mornings That Belong to One Person

Out Before They Are Awake

Rooms You Are Sharing

Mornings Away From Home

The Nap With an End Time

Reviews

A quiet morning starts the night before.

GravityCloud

DreamPods

First Light

Thirty days, and a person who answers.

30 days to decide

Faulty or wrong, we cover it

Written by a person

Let the morning be yours, and let the room sleep.

EdenHours SilentWake — Vibrating Alarm Wristband for Heavy Sleepers

Wake Up Without Waking The Whole House

How it works

What that fixes

The long game

Made for

The details