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A clever new alarm clock for people who struggle to get out of bed in the morning. Place the physical device somewhere far away from your bed. In the morning, you have to get up, walk to it and tap it to shut off your phone's alarm.
Lasso is designed by a chronic oversleeper with a focus on both functionality and user experience. The device provides a satisfying tap interaction and clean design that makes waking up less frustrating than conventional alarms, encouraging consistent daily use.
Lasso forces users out of bed by requiring physical movement to a distant device to disable the phone alarm, eliminating the ability to snooze or turn off the alarm from bed. This physical barrier breaks the snooze habit and ensures users are awake and mobile before silencing their alarm.
Lasso eliminates the option to snooze or reschedule from bed since the device must be physically reached. This removes the decision point where oversleepers typically sabotage their mornings and forces commitment to the alarm time.
By placing Lasso far from the bed and requiring a physical walk to disable the alarm, users establish a forced morning routine that gets them vertical and moving before they can return to sleep, jumpstarting their day.