Not a button. Not a swipe. A piece of concrete across the room — and the walk to it is what wakes you up.
You hit it half asleep, and you don't even remember doing it.
Touchstone fixes that by moving the off switch. The stone lives across the room, on a dresser or a bathroom counter. When the alarm goes off, your phone keeps ringing until you get up, walk over, and tap it to the stone.
By the time you've done that, the lights are on and you're up.
The walk is the wake-up.
Bathroom counter. Coffee maker. Your desk. Anywhere you have to stand up and walk to.
Free app, iPhone and Android. A normal alarm clock — until it goes off.
That's the only thing that stops it. By the time you're there, you're awake. That's the product.
291 grams of cast concrete. No battery, no charging, no pairing — the tag inside is powered by your phone for the fraction of a second it takes to read.
Poured by hand in the USA, one at a time. Cured overnight to 10,000 psi. No two stones alike.
The body is white UHPC tinted with charcoal. The dome is cast separately and bonded on. The small marks in the surface are the concrete's own, and unique to each stone.
| Material | UHPC concrete, moulded dome |
| Size · weight | 70 × 70 × 31 mm · 291 g |
| Power | None. Nothing to charge, ever. |
| Works with | iPhone 11+ · Android 8+ with NFC |
Cast by hand in small batches. The app is free forever — charging monthly rent for an alarm clock is a strange thing to do to someone.
Buy — $95Ships from the USA · 30 nights, keep it or send it back — no forms, no restocking fee.
Yes, on your terms, not your 6 a.m. self's. When you set the alarm you decide whether snooze is allowed, for how long, and how many times. In the morning that's the deal you get. Once it's spent, the only way to stop the alarm is to walk to the stone.
Hold your thumb on the ringing screen for a full thirty seconds and the alarm stops. Long enough that you'll be awake; never trapped.
Yes. The app schedules real system alarms — the same kind your built-in clock uses — and survives a restart.
Yes. Pair both phones to the same stone; each phone's alarms are its own.