Sleep like it's 1995, without going dark.

Leave your phone in the kitchen and actually sleep. Keeper only wakes you for the few people who really need you.

Keeper front face line art Front line-art view of Keeper with a thin outer shell band and separate feet beneath the body, showing the current time. 10:42
A bedside clock. An alarm. Nothing else, unless it matters.
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Free to join. Refundable $10 deposit reserves early pricing at launch.

No app to check
No feed
No subscription
Nothing recorded, ever

One display. One knob. One job.

Time, an alarm, and a soft glow when someone who matters needs you. Nothing else to check before bed.

E‑paper face, readable in the dark without a backlight
One knob, one button — no menus
Setup happens once, in a companion app you never open again

You decide who gets through.

Pick a short list at setup — spouse, kids, on‑call. They reach you. Everyone else waits until morning.

Your phone, in the kitchen

Your priority list

  • Spouse or partner
  • Kids / caregiver
  • On‑call line

Everything else waits

  • Group chats
  • Work email
  • Social apps

Every other clock wants to become a screen. Ours never willno smart display, no notifications, no feed.

Be first when Keeper ships.

Reserving a spot is free — and tells us you'd actually buy one.

You're on the list. We'll email you before the first run sells out.

Free to join. Refundable $10 deposit reserves early pricing at launch.