Sleep like it's 1995, without going dark.
Keeper is a bedside clock that only wakes for the people you actually need to hear from at 2am — your partner, your mom, whoever's on call for you tonight. Everyone else waits till morning, same as it used to.
Free to join. Refundable $10 deposit reserves early pricing at launch.
One display. One knob. One job.
Keeper tells time and wakes you up. The only other thing it does is glow — a small light that turns on when someone you've chosen is trying to reach you. Turn the knob to set an alarm. That's the whole manual.
You decide who gets through.
During setup, you pick a short list — a partner, a parent, whoever's on call for you. Calls and texts from that list light Keeper up and, if you choose, sound a distinct tone. Everything else stays on your phone, in the kitchen, until you're up.
Your phone, in the kitchen
Charging on the counter. Every call and message still lands there, same as always.
Your priority list
- Partner or spouse
- Parents / family
- On‑call line
Everything else
- Group chats
- Work email
- Social apps
You've done this before.
People have been sleeping since before there were clocks. You don't need a sleep researcher, a wellness app, or a citation to remember how — you were doing it fine thirty years ago, before the phone moved onto the nightstand. Keeper isn't a science project. It just gets the one thing that changed out of the way.
Every other clock on your nightstand wants to become a screen. We're promising ours never will — no weather widget, no smart display, no ads for your alarm tone.
Be first when Keeper ships.
We're building the first production run based on real interest — not projections. Reserving a spot costs nothing and tells us you'd actually buy one.
Free to join. Refundable $10 deposit reserves early pricing at launch.