EVERY SECOND MATTERS

Whoever you are,your time matters.

Your schedule is different from everyone else’s — and that is exactly the point. WRISTLY keeps important timing cues close to the person who needs them.

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86,400seconds in
every day~2.5Bseconds in an
80-year life*90nights to try it ·
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YOUR 24 HOURS

24hone day

8h sleep8h work / study1h commute3h screens & phone2.5h meals & chores1.5h free time

How many hours do you sleep a night?

How many hours do you work or study a day?

How long is your daily commute, round trip?

How much daily screen / phone time, outside work?

Over an 80-year lifetime, at this pace, you’ll spend about:

26.7 yrsasleep

26.7 yrsworking / studying

3.3 yrscommuting

10.0 yrson screens

8.3 yrsmeals & chores*

5.0 yrsfree time*

Tap a different answer above to recalculate · *chores & free time use typical daily averages

“The quietest cue can still mark an important moment.”

OUR STORY

A doctor spent years hunting the perfect alarm. He’s not a hero, he’s a human being.

Dr. Jay Singh (on left) and junior resident Dr. Tye Saun (on right) knew the problem personally: long rotations, early mornings, and the stress of trying not to miss the one moment that mattered. They struggled with it together, talked through it together, and came up with the WRISTLY idea together. A louder clock did not fix it. Two clocks did not fix it. The answer was never more volume. It was moving the alarm off the nightstand and onto the body, where one quiet signal reaches the person who needs it — and nobody else in the house.

“Yes. We built a band that buzzes. Revolutionary. It only protects your time, your promises, your relationships and your entire functioning adult life — but sure, it’s just a band that buzzes.”
— Dr. Jay Singh

WRISTLY founders in a hospital setting wearing wristbands

The problem

The alarm reached the room, but not the person.

The insight

The signal was never too quiet. It was too far away.

The solution

Move the cue from the room to the wrist.

“The most ridiculously smart purchase in the room.”
— Dr. Tye Saun

What the numbers say

Time is finite. The arithmetic is real.

These are simple calendar calculations — not customer outcome claims.

2,922 hrs

Sleep in a year

At an illustrative average of 8 hours per night across a 365.25-day year.

~26.7 yrs

Sleeping in 80 years

If a person averages 8 hours a night, one-third of an 80-year lifetime is about 26.7 years.

~61 hrs

Ten minutes a day

Ten minutes repeated every day adds up to roughly 60.9 hours in one year. This is an illustration, not a guaranteed WRISTLY result.

*Lifetime calculation uses 365.25 days per year and an illustrative 80-year lifespan.

Routines that stick