We make the last 30 minutes of the day, and the first 10, a little kinder.

It started with a 6:40 a.m. phone alarm and the feeling that the day was already lost before it began.

We tried everything — lights, sounds, "morning routines," the expensive smart clock with the monthly fee. What actually worked wasn't one magic device. It was tidying the edges of the day: screens off a little earlier, a warm light to say the night is over, and a morning that arrives like sunrise instead of a fire drill.

Warmwake is that, boxed up. A small, careful set of objects for winding down and waking up — warm light, quiet sound, a few calm rituals. No subscription to use the basics. No blue light where it matters. Nothing you'll have to learn.

We're a small team. We ship from US and overseas warehouses, we answer our own emails, and we'd rather sell you one thing you keep than ten you return.

Sleep well. Wake up slower.

— The Warmwake team