Silent Vibrating Alarm for Deep Sleepers
Silent Vibrating Alarm for Deep Sleepers
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15-Day
Battery Life
No App.
No Phone Needed.
Why the Auralis Band?
Why the Auralis Band?
You don't hear alarms. Literally.
Six alarms. Max volume. And the only one that gets through is the one that makes your heart explode. Then it's 9:47, and you're rehearsing the "car trouble again" text before your feet touch the floor.
That's not laziness. During deep sleep, your brain filters out repeated sound. We call it the Thalamic Firewall, and ADHD and autistic brains filter harder. Every alarm you add trains it to block the next one.
Louder alarms make it worse.
When a sound finally breaks through, it lands as a cortisol spike: heart pounding, on edge, irritable before 8 a.m. And the alarm industry's answer is always the same. More sound.
The fix isn't louder. It's a different channel.
Touch isn't filtered. If something touches you in your sleep, your brain has to check. Auralis vibrates on your wrist, softly at first, then stronger and stronger until you're up. No sound in the room. No partner shaking you awake. No cortisol jolt.
Why adults choose Auralis
Made to be slept in. 15-day battery. No app, no phone, two buttons. 100 nights to try it.
Who's this for
Who's this for
Adults with ADHD
Your brain doesn't ignore alarms. It blocks repeated sound in deep sleep, and it gets better at it every week. A vibration on the wrist is a different signal, one your nervous system has to answer.
Autistic & sensory-sensitive adults
No blaring sound, no jolt, no notifications lighting you up at 3 a.m. A calm vibration that starts gently and builds, so you wake up regulated instead of on edge.
Anyone whose job can't take another late morning
Early shifts, rotating schedules, a manager who's already counting. One more missed alarm costs you a point, a write-up, or the job.
The person next to you
Your six alarms stop being their six alarms. They keep sleeping while your wrist does the work.
How it works
How it works
Sound alarms broadcast into the room, and your brain learns to tune them out. The louder they get, the harder it filters.
Auralis sends the wake-up signal through touch instead. A vibration on the wrist travels through the somatosensory pathway, which stays active in every stage of sleep. It starts gently and keeps building until you're up.
One wrist. Zero sound. Nobody else wakes up.
Shipping times
Shipping times
Orders are dispatched every 24 hours. Due to high order volume, delivery across the United States typically takes 6 to 15 business days. We appreciate your patience and look forward to getting your bracelet to you as quickly as possible.
It's Not Laziness. It's The Thalamic Firewall.
You don't sleep through alarms because you don't care. It's how your brain is wired.
In deep sleep, your brain builds a wall against repeated sound. We call it the Thalamic Firewall. In ADHD and autistic brains it's even stronger, and every new alarm teaches it to block the next one.
That's why louder never works. And when a sound finally gets through, it arrives as a cortisol jolt that ruins the morning before it starts.
Auralis goes around the wall. The band vibrates on your wrist and reaches you through touch, the somatosensory pathway, a channel your brain keeps open in every stage of sleep.
- Starts soft, then builds step by step until you're up.
- No sound in the room. Your partner keeps sleeping.
- No app. No phone. Two buttons.
Your brain blocks sound. Not touch.
Recommended by occupational therapists. 100-night trial.
How The Auralis Wake Band Works
1. Before bed
Slip it on and set your time with two buttons. No app, no phone in the bedroom. Soft and light enough to sleep in all night.
2. In the morning
It vibrates on your wrist, gently at first, then stronger and stronger until you're up. No sound in the room. Nobody else hears a thing.
3. After waking up
Tap to stop it and set it on the nightstand. Charged for about 15 days. Ready for tomorrow night.
Why Choose Auralis Over Another Alarm?
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Sound Alarms |
Gets past the Thalamic Firewall |
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No cortisol jolt, no panic start |
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Wakes only you, not your partner |
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Starts soft, builds until you're up |
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100-night risk-free trial |
Same Person. Different Morning.
Before Auralis: six alarms, a heart-pounding jolt at 9:47, a panicked text to the boss.
After Auralis: up before the vibration even finishes building, on time, calm enough to make coffee.
what our customers say about us
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June 2026Nicole B.Verified BuyerDiagnosed at 46. Five workdays on time in a row.I had six alarms set every morning and slept through all of them. My boss had started making comments. The first morning with Auralis I felt it build on my wrist and I was just... awake. No panic. Five workdays in a row on time, which hadn't happened in twenty years.
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August 2026Marcus D.Verified BuyerMy girlfriend stopped being my alarm clockFor two years she shook me awake on her way out. She hated it, I hated it. Now the band does it and she leaves without touching me. She says it's the best forty bucks I've ever spent on our relationship.
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July 2026Tara W.Verified BuyerNo more heart attack at 6:15Every alarm I owned made me wake up already angry, and my whole morning ran on that jolt. This starts soft and gets stronger, so I come out of sleep instead of getting thrown out of it. I'm nicer before 9 now. My coworkers noticed.
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September 2026Kevin R.Verified BuyerI deleted 14 alarms off my phoneI still had alarms named GET UP and YOU'RE GOING TO BE FIRED. Deleted every one. One band, one alarm, and a backup five minutes later just in case. I haven't needed the backup yet.
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September 2026Alyssa M.Verified BuyerI was sure a vibration wouldn't work on meI sleep through smoke alarm tests. I bought it fully expecting to use the 100 nights and send it back. It doesn't buzz once and give up, it keeps going until you're up. I'm keeping it.
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August 2026Jordan P.Verified BuyerAutistic, sound-sensitive, finally calm morningsLoud alarms used to wreck my whole day before it started. There's no sound at all here, just a vibration that builds. I wake up regulated instead of on edge, and that changes everything after.
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October 2026Brian S.Verified BuyerUp at 4 for my shift. Wife sleeps through it.I work early shifts and I'm a heavy sleeper with ADHD, which is a terrible combination. My phone alarm woke my wife and the baby but not me. Now my wrist wakes me, I'm out the door, and the house stays asleep.
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October 2026Danielle K.Verified BuyerTwo buttons. Nothing to forget.No app, nothing to charge every night. I charge it every other Sunday. For an ADHD brain that is the only reason I actually kept using it, everything else I ever bought ended up in a drawer.
