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Work · May 5, 2026

Unbed App

The first morning alarm you can't cheat

What it does

You’ve tried six alarms. You’ve tried putting your phone across the room. You’ve tried apps that make you shake your phone or solve a math problem. You still snoozed. Unbed is a small physical block you place somewhere in your home. When your alarm goes off, it won’t stop until you get up and tap your phone to it. Place it wherever you want to go first thing. One time purchase, no subscription. As seen in the NYT & CBS. 12,000+ Unbeds shipped and counting.

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