Waky Hush — Silent Vibrating Alarm
The alarm only you can hear because nobody hears it. Waky Hush wakes you with vibration that builds until you're actually up, on the one part of your body a sleeping brain can't ignore.
What is this, exactly?
A silent vibrating wrist alarm. It wakes you with vibration instead of sound — no siren, no phone, and nothing the person next to you can hear.
You set the wake time directly on the band and wear it overnight. At your alarm time it vibrates against your wrist, building in strength until you switch it off.
Will it actually wake me? I sleep through everything.
That is precisely who it was built for. Sound is easy for a sleeping brain to fold into a dream. Vibration pressed against the skin of your wrist is much harder to absorb.
And it doesn't buzz once and give up. Waky Hush cycles through three intensity stages — it starts soft, and if you haven't moved, it gets stronger. It keeps going until you turn it off.
We're not going to quote you a wake-up percentage we can't stand behind. Instead: wear it for thirty nights. If it doesn't get you up, send it back and we refund the full $69.
Who this is for — and who it isn't
It's for you if you sleep through several loud alarms, or you wake at a different hour than the person beside you, or your alarm has quietly become a nightly argument.
It's not for you if you already wake to your alarm and simply hate how it feels. That's a different problem with a different answer — gradual light, not vibration. Our Waky Dawn is built for that, and we'd rather send you there than sell you the wrong thing.
Battery & charging
Up to 14 days on a single charge with normal nightly use. A magnetic charging cable ships in the box — it clicks onto the back of the band, so there's no port to line up in the dark. A full charge takes about two hours.
Wearing it overnight
Soft silicone band with an adjustable pin buckle, sized for wrists from 14 to 21 cm. Slim enough to sleep on — most people stop noticing it by the second or third night.
Water-resistant for hands, rain and sweat. Not built for swimming or the shower.
What's in the box
Waky Hush, magnetic charging cable, and a one-page quick start. Setup takes about ninety seconds and there is nothing to download.
Shipping & delivery
Free shipping with full tracking, delivered in about 10 days. You'll get your tracking link as soon as it's on its way.
Warranty & returns
Try it for 30 nights. If it hasn't changed your mornings, return it for a full refund — no form, no photos, no restocking fee. Covered by a 2-year warranty.
Set it on the band. Wear it. That's the whole setup.
No phone, no app, no account about ninety seconds from the box to your wrist.
A loud alarm punishes the whole room to reach one person
The volume you need is the volume they can't sleep through. There is no setting that solves both — not as long as the signal is sound.
The one who never hears it
Three alarms, phone on the pillow, volume at maximum and you still wake at 7:40 wondering how. You've been called lazy for it. You're not. Sound is simply the weakest signal you can send a sleeping brain.
The one who hears all of them
Their alarm goes at 5:20. Yours goes at 7:00. You've both been awake since 5:20 for years, and neither of you says anything about it anymore.
The escalation that never ends
Louder tone. Second phone. Alarm across the room. Every fix makes the morning more violent for everyone in the house — and you still can't trust it.
Four numbers, and not one of them invented
You'll find competitors quoting wake-up rates from studies nobody can read. These are just the specs — verifiable the day it arrives.
It escalates until you're actually awake
A phone alarm plays the same sound at the same volume until you silence it — which is exactly why you can learn to sleep through it. Waky Hush changes the signal every time you don't respond.
Stage one — a soft pulse
At your set time the band gives a gentle, rhythmic pulse against your wrist. For lighter sleepers, this is usually where it ends.
Stage two — it gets insistent
No movement after the first stage and the pattern changes: longer, stronger, harder to fold into a dream. Vibration on skin is a far more direct signal than sound in a room.
Stage three — it doesn't stop
Full intensity, and it keeps going until you switch it off. There is no snooze that happens by accident, because your hand has to find the button first.
Same wake time. Only one person wakes.
The difference isn't loudness. It's that the signal reaches one body instead of an entire room.
Waky Hush, in real bedrooms
Tap a card to watch — no filters, no studio, no actors pretending to sleep.
Fair question. So the risk is ours, not yours.
We're a young Canadian brand — we don't have ten thousand reviews yet, and we won't invent them. Instead we built the guarantee we'd want as sceptical buyers ourselves.
Thirty nights, then decide
Not thirty days from the order — thirty nights of actually wearing it. If it hasn't got you up, email us and we refund the full $69. No form, no photos, no explanation.
Covered for 2 full years
Free tracked shipping and a 2-year warranty — with a real person on support if anything goes wrong. We're small enough that it's the same person every time.
No app. No subscription. Ever.
No account, no download, no feature behind a monthly fee. You set the alarm on the band itself. What you buy is entirely yours, forever.
What people say after the first week
I wake up before my alarm now. I didn't think that was possible for me.
Nov 2024
I was a chronic snoozer. This was a complete 180 for my mornings — only wish the light went a touch brighter.
Aug 2024
Living up north, it's pitch black when I wake up. Having a sunrise in the room makes a real difference this time of year.
Jan 2026
I wake up before my alarm now. I didn't think that was possible for me.
Nov 2024
I was a chronic snoozer. This was a complete 180 for my mornings — only wish the light went a touch brighter.
Aug 2024
Living up north, it's pitch black when I wake up. Having a sunrise in the room makes a real difference this time of year.
Jan 2026
The whole reason I bought it. I don't reach for my phone first thing anymore because I don't need it as an alarm. Worth it for that alone.
David L.Feb 2026
My partner stopped hating mornings. I had to get one too.
Feb 2025
I used to wake up with my heart pounding from the alarm. Now the light eases me up and I'm usually awake before the sound plays. Calmer mornings, genuinely.
Sarah M.March 2026
The whole reason I bought it. I don't reach for my phone first thing anymore because I don't need it as an alarm. Worth it for that alone.
David L.Feb 2026
My partner stopped hating mornings. I had to get one too.
Feb 2025
I used to wake up with my heart pounding from the alarm. Now the light eases me up and I'm usually awake before the sound plays. Calmer mornings, genuinely.
Sarah M.March 2026
It inspired a breakup that was long overdue — the one between me and my phone.
Aug 2024
Honestly the first couple mornings I slept through the light, but once my body adjusted it works really well. Keep the backup sound on at first.
Megan T.Feb 2026
My partner stopped hating mornings. I had to get one too.
Sophie.KMarch 2026
It inspired a breakup that was long overdue — the one between me and my phone.
Aug 2024
Honestly the first couple mornings I slept through the light, but once my body adjusted it works really well. Keep the backup sound on at first.
Megan T.Feb 2026
My partner stopped hating mornings. I had to get one too.
Sophie.KMarch 2026
I wake up before my alarm now. I didn't think that was possible for me.
Nov 2024
The whole reason I bought it. I don't reach for my phone first thing anymore because I don't need it as an alarm. Worth it for that alone.
David L.Feb 2026
It inspired a breakup that was long overdue — the one between me and my phone.
Aug 2024
I was a chronic snoozer. This was a complete 180 for my mornings — only wish the light went a touch brighter.
Aug 2024
My partner stopped hating mornings. I had to get one too.
Feb 2025
Honestly the first couple mornings I slept through the light, but once my body adjusted it works really well. Keep the backup sound on at first.
Megan T.Feb 2026
Living up north, it's pitch black when I wake up. Having a sunrise in the room makes a real difference this time of year.
Jan 2026
I used to wake up with my heart pounding from the alarm. Now the light eases me up and I'm usually awake before the sound plays. Calmer mornings, genuinely.
Sarah M.March 2026
My partner stopped hating mornings. I had to get one too.
Sophie.KMarch 2026
I wake up before my alarm now. I didn't think that was possible for me.
Nov 2024
The whole reason I bought it. I don't reach for my phone first thing anymore because I don't need it as an alarm. Worth it for that alone.
David L.Feb 2026
It inspired a breakup that was long overdue — the one between me and my phone.
Aug 2024
I was a chronic snoozer. This was a complete 180 for my mornings — only wish the light went a touch brighter.
Aug 2024
My partner stopped hating mornings. I had to get one too.
Feb 2025
Honestly the first couple mornings I slept through the light, but once my body adjusted it works really well. Keep the backup sound on at first.
Megan T.Feb 2026
Living up north, it's pitch black when I wake up. Having a sunrise in the room makes a real difference this time of year.
Jan 2026
I used to wake up with my heart pounding from the alarm. Now the light eases me up and I'm usually awake before the sound plays. Calmer mornings, genuinely.
Sarah M.March 2026
My partner stopped hating mornings. I had to get one too.
Sophie.KMarch 2026
Honest answers to fair questions
I've slept through alarms my whole life. Be honest — will this work?
Honestly: for most heavy sleepers, yes — because vibration on the wrist is a much harder signal to absorb into sleep than sound in a room, and because it escalates instead of repeating.
But we're not going to guarantee it for every person alive, and anyone who does is guessing. That's what the thirty nights are for. Wear it for a month. If you're still missing your alarm, send it back.
Will it wake my partner?
No. There is no sound at all — the vibration is on your wrist, and at arm's length it's essentially inaudible. If you wake at 5:20 and they wake at 7:00, this is the entire reason the product exists.
Is it comfortable enough to sleep in?
It's a slim silicone band with no rigid case — closer to a fitness tracker than a watch. Most people report forgetting it's there by the second or third night. If you genuinely can't sleep in it, that's what the trial covers.
Do I need my phone or an app?
No. You set the alarm on the band itself, with the buttons on the side. Nothing to download, no account, nothing to pair. It also means it works on a plane, in a hotel, and when your phone is dead.
How is this different from Waky Dawn?
Opposite problems. Waky Dawn is for people who do wake to their alarm but hate how it feels — it eases you awake with thirty minutes of gradual light. Waky Hush is for people who don't wake at all, or who can't afford to wake anyone else.
If you're the deep sleeper and your partner is the light one, plenty of households end up with one of each.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 14 days of normal nightly use per charge. The magnetic cable clicks onto the back of the band — about two hours for a full charge.
Can I shower or swim with it?
It handles hands, rain and sweat without trouble. It isn't built for swimming or the shower — take it off first.
Tomorrow you could be the only one who wakes up
$79, once. No app, no subscription, thirty nights to try it and a 2-year warranty. If it doesn't get you up, you're out nothing but the time it took to find out.