Bluetooth alarm clock

The alarm clock that lets your phone sleep elsewhere

Set alarms once over Bluetooth, then wake to a self-contained clock with one snooze button. No WiFi, no accounts, no distractions.

Set up my Tethr See the companion app

Takes you to sign-up.

Alarm 1 Paired

6:30AM

Mon–Fri Snooze 9 min

What you get

A phone-free nightstand that still wakes you on time

  • Bluetooth, not WiFi

    Pair the clock with your phone once. Alarms travel over Bluetooth, so there is no network to join and nothing to drop out at 6 a.m.

  • One snooze button

    A single button on the clock. Press it for more sleep. Set the snooze length in the app, not on a menu of tiny buttons.

  • Runs on its own

    After syncing, the clock keeps your alarms without your phone nearby. The phone can charge in another room.

  • No membership tier

    Alarms, sounds, and snooze length are the product. There is no subscription layer between you and your wake-up time.

  • One job, done reliably

    Tethr is an alarm clock. It does not track sleep, play sound libraries, or ask you to build a routine.

The companion app

Three screens. That is the whole app.

Alarms, a place to set one, and a device page for Bluetooth, battery, and sync. Use it to set up, then put the phone down.

Alarms

Clock connected

  • 6:30 AM

    Weekday wake · Mon–Fri

  • 7:10 AM

    School run · Mon–Fri

  • 8:15 AM

    Weekend lie-in · Sat, Sun

  • 5:50 AM

    Gym morning · Tue, Thu

Set alarm

6:30 AM

MTWTFSS

Soft chime · Snooze 9 min

Device

Bluetooth
Paired
Alarms on clock
4 of 4
Last sync
Just now
Try the app screens

Old way, Tethr way

Simple clocks feel unreliable. Smart clocks feel like homework.

Phone on the nightstand, alarm one tap from a feed

Phone charges in another room. The clock does the waking.

A basic clock with tiny buttons you set by holding and guessing

Set time, days, sound, and snooze in the app, once.

A smart clock that needs WiFi, an account, and sometimes a membership

Bluetooth only. No WiFi to join, no subscription tier.

A row of buttons for snooze, dimming, and modes

One snooze button. Nothing else to press.

Questions

Before you put your phone down

Does Tethr need WiFi?

No. Tethr connects to your phone over Bluetooth only. You set alarms in the companion app, and the clock keeps them on its own.

Does my phone have to stay in the room?

No. Once your alarms are synced, the clock runs by itself, so your phone can charge somewhere else.

How many buttons does it have for snoozing?

One snooze button. You choose how long a snooze lasts in the app.

Is there a subscription or membership?

Tethr is built as a standalone clock with no membership tier. Alarms and sounds are part of the clock itself.

What does the app do?

It lists your alarms, lets you set time, days, sound, and snooze length, and shows Bluetooth pairing and sync state for your clock.

Set it on your phone. Wake without it.

Create your account and set your first alarm.

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