Wrise™: Your Alarm. Your Wrist. Nobody Else.

This is exactly who Wrise was built for. Unlike smartwatches — which use weak notification vibrations — Wrise uses a dedicated motor designed specifically to wake you up. The vibration starts gentle and gets progressively stronger until you respond. Thousands of heavy sleepers who slept through every phone alarm they ever set now wake up on the first pulse. If it doesn't wake you up within your 100-day trial, you get a full refund. No questions asked.

No. The vibration stays entirely on your wrist. Nothing transfers to the mattress, the pillow, or the person next to you. Your partner will sleep right through your alarm — which is exactly the point. That's the core reason Wrise exists.

Apple Watch haptics are designed for notifications — a quick tap to tell you someone liked your photo. They are not designed to wake up a deep sleeper. Most heavy sleepers sleep right through their Apple Watch alarm without even noticing. Wrise uses a stronger, dedicated vibration motor with one single purpose: getting you out of bed. It's not a comparison — they solve completely different problems.

Wrise has an IP65 water resistance rating, which means it's protected against sweat, rain, and daily spills. However, it is water-resistant rather than fully waterproof—so it can handle everyday moisture but isn't designed for swimming or submersion.

Wrise uses a progressive vibration system — it starts soft and increases in intensity until you wake up. It won't stop until you physically interact with it. That said, if for any reason it doesn't work for you specifically, our 60-day trial means you can return it for a full refund. We're that confident it will work.

Extremely simple. There's no app. No Bluetooth. No pairing with your phone. You set the alarm directly on the bracelet using one button in about 30 seconds. If you can set a microwave clock, you can set up Wrise.

That won't happen with Wrise. The battery lasts up to 18 days on a single charge. You charge it once every two and a half weeks — not every night. Most people charge it on Sunday evening and forget about it for the rest of the month. Low battery is never the reason you miss your alarm with Wrise.

Yes. Wrise is lightweight and slim — most people forget they're wearing it within the first night. The band is soft and breathable, so it won't dig into your wrist or cause discomfort during sleep. If comfort is a concern, you can wear it slightly looser and it will still vibrate effectively.

A phone vibrating under a pillow muffles the sound but still creates noise that disturbs your partner. It also means your phone is under your pillow all night — not great for sleep quality or your relationship with your phone. Wrise goes on your wrist, vibrates directly against your skin with far more intensity, and produces zero sound. No workarounds. No compromises.