We started with one stubborn problem
Alarms are loud on purpose. That works fine if you live alone and wake easily. It works badly for everyone else — the partner who's up before you every morning, the roommate on a different shift, the person in the next dorm room, the deep sleeper who's slept through four phone alarms and still needed a fifth.
Velora exists because for a lot of people, volume was never the variable that worked. A firm buzz against your wrist is felt directly against the skin. It doesn't need to fill a room to reach you, and it doesn't wake anyone who isn't wearing it.
What we make
Two things, and only two things for now.
- The Velora Wake Band — a silent vibrating alarm you wear on your wrist. No app, no Bluetooth, no account. You set it with a button on the band. One USB-C charge lasts 7–14 days, and it tracks your steps, calories and daily activity while it's on.
- The Velora Sleep Mask — a contoured blackout mask with deep eye cups, made to pair with the band. The mask handles the light, the band handles the wake-up.
We're new, and we'd rather say so
We don't have years of reviews behind us and we're not going to invent any. What we can do is take the risk off you.
- 14-night trial. Wear the band every night for two weeks. If your mornings aren't calmer, email us and we'll refund you in full — and you keep the band. There's nothing to post back.
- 12-month warranty on the motor and battery.
- A real person on support, replying within one business day.
What Velora isn't
Velora is a consumer wearable, not a medical or assistive device. It isn't intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition, and its step and calorie figures are estimates. If you have a sleep or health concern, please talk to a qualified clinician.
Say hello
Questions, problems, or something we got wrong? Email rj222551@gmail.com or use our contact page. We read everything.