“Tomorrow, I’ll get up early.”
The workout. The studying. Time for yourself. You made room for it last night. This morning, sleep wins.
Arise gives you time to wake up at your own pace. When that time runs out, it keeps ringing until you leave the bed.
No puzzles, no QR codes, no extra steps.
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Different reasons to wake up. The same struggle to get out of bed.
The workout. The studying. Time for yourself. You made room for it last night. This morning, sleep wins.
You switch off the alarm half asleep. Then comes the rush: getting dressed, grabbing your bag, watching the clock.
One alarm becomes ten. You’re awake enough to silence them, but not quite ready to leave the bed.
A gentle start, a clear deadline. Here’s how Arise helps you get up without complicated morning tasks.
Example setting: a 7:00 alarm and a 30-minute wake-up window.
Arise gently lets you know it’s time to wake up.
Take your time waking up. Snooze if you need to, within the window you choose.
Once your window ends, Arise keeps ringing until you leave the bed. No tasks to complete.
If you return to bed during the monitoring period, Arise detects it and starts ringing again.
In bed, it rings. Get up, it stops. No buttons, no puzzles, no QR codes. Watch the working prototype.
No morning missions. No check-ins. Arise knows when you’ve actually left the bed and stops automatically.
| Standard alarms | Mission alarms |
Arise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wake-up window with a firm get-up deadline | × | × | ✓ |
| Stops automatically when you leave the bed | × | × | ✓ |
| No morning missions required | ✓ | × | ✓ |
| No follow-up confirmations needed | ✓ | Varies | ✓ |
| Detects returning to bed | × | × | ✓ |
Comparison based on typical standard alarms and mission-based alarm configurations. Individual app features may vary. Arise’s persistent alarm activates after the chosen wake-up window.
THE BED SENSOR
Turning off a sound is easy when you’re half asleep. The sensor beneath your mattress tells Arise when you actually leave the bed.
Connects to the alarm clock without cables.
Out of sight. Part of your morning.
Battery-powered, with no cables to run. Designed for long battery life; final duration to be confirmed.
The sensor sits on a slat beneath your mattress. Check your bed has a suitable slat.
Remove the mattress to access the bed slats.
Place the sensor on a bed slat, as shown.
The sensor stays hidden and ready to use.
Arise works around your morning, not the other way around. Less interaction, fewer interruptions, and a wake-up routine that feels natural.
If you’re already out of bed when your alarm is due, Arise knows there’s no need to ring.
Give yourself time to wake up gradually. When your chosen window ends, it’s time to leave the bed.
Arise automatically detects if you return to bed during the monitoring period. No check-ins or manual confirmations needed.
Staying consistent isn’t always easy. Optional modes protect the alarm settings you chose.
Change your alarm settings whenever you want.
Solve a puzzle before editing or deleting a scheduled alarm.
Lock your alarm settings for the period you choose.
14days
Choose your commitment period
Puzzle and Commitment Mode are implemented in the working prototype. Final features may change before launch.
Set tomorrow’s alarm with the side dial. Read the time at a glance. A simple bedside routine for the morning you have in mind.
Drag to rotate
Always readable.
For intuitive adjustment.
Easy to find in the dark.
At night, I wanted to get up early. In the morning, I ignored the alarm or switched it off. I built Arise because I knew that gap too well.
I wanted something that helped me take the next step: getting out of bed. So I paired a physical alarm clock with a sensor that knows whether I’m still there.
Months of prototypes, testing and improvements later, Arise is working. What started as a personal problem became something I hope can help others too: making time for the things we want to do, and showing up for the places we need to be.
Tested in real life, every day.
We’re working on it. Coming soon.
We’re refining every detail.
Here are answers to common questions. If you have any others, get in touch.
For one hour after you get up, Arise keeps monitoring your presence. Return to bed during that time, and the alarm sounds again.
No. You can use Arise without extra restrictions. Puzzle and Commitment Mode are optional features designed to help you stick to your routine. These features are currently implemented in the prototype, with final specifications still in progress.
App requirements will be confirmed before launch.
The sensor attaches to a slat beneath the mattress. Compatibility with different types of beds will be confirmed before launch.
The sensor is designed to be battery-powered and connect wirelessly to Arise. Final battery life and charging specifications will be confirmed before launch.
Joining the waitlist is free. After signing up, you can optionally place a $1 deposit to reserve access to the 40% Kickstarter launch discount. The deposit is not the purchase of the alarm clock. Final pricing and launch details will be confirmed before launch.
Arise is in development. Final specifications and launch details will be shared when they are ready.
Arise is designed to give you a gentler start with an adjustable wake-up window. However, like any audible alarm, it may disturb someone sleeping nearby, especially if the persistent alarm activates. We’re refining the sound experience as development continues.
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