More than one alarm
Keep separate alarms ready for different mornings.
Clock, multiple alarms, light, white noise, and a display that dims at night. No Wi-Fi. No subscription.
A quieter kind of technology
The phone became the default alarm clock. Then the alarm brought messages, feeds, work, and the whole internet into the room.
VOID keeps the useful parts. Time, alarms, light, sound, and focus controls live in one tactile object that does not need an account or a connection.
Sleep without the scroll
Keep separate alarms ready for different mornings.
The display dims at night or turns off in sleep mode.
Play built-in white noise and nature sounds without Wi-Fi.
One control you can find half-awake
No tiny controls to hunt for in the dark. Reach for the illuminated dome and let one simple gesture do the obvious thing.
From morning to deep work
Clock, multiple alarms, day-bright display, and a screen that settles down at night.
Work and rest timers with a gentle light signal when each stage is complete.
A stopwatch when you need an open-ended timer instead of another screen.
Use built-in sleep sounds locally, or connect over Bluetooth when you want your own music.
Not only for the nightstand
The Pomodoro timer moves between work and rest. When a stage ends, the dome flashes gently until you touch it and move on.
Six finishes
Same functions. Different presence.
The useful details
Straight answers
No. Its clock, alarms, light, timers, and built-in sounds work locally.
No. The core functions do not need a phone. Bluetooth is available when you choose to play audio from another device.
Yes. Sleep mode turns the display off; touch the light dome to show the time briefly.
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