Meet the Founders
We created Reminder Rock™ as a gentle, screen-free way to stay on track. Inspired by ADHD struggles and the constant pull of phones, it’s designed to be simple, calming, and effective.
That’s why we created Reminder Rock™. It started as a simple idea - a pebble you could hold in your hand that quietly reminds you when time is up. No stress, no noise, no screens. Just a grounding presence to keep you on track.
Our hope is that Reminder Rock™ can help others the way it’s already started helping us - as a tool you can trust, and a little daily ritual that feels good to use
Calming Timer
A soothing, screen-free timer for focus and tranquility.
FAQ
What is Reminder Rock?
Reminder Rock™ is a calming, screen-free timer shaped like a smooth pebble. It’s designed for people who get stressed by loud alarms or distracted by phone notifications. Instead of pulling you out of focus, it helps you stay grounded, calm, and in control of your time.
How does it work?
Is it suitable for everyone?
What are its features?
What materials are used?
Yes! While designed with ADHD and neurodiverse needs in mind, Reminder Rock™ is perfect for anyone who wants a gentler, distraction-free way to manage time. Whether you’re working, studying, meditating, or cooking, it helps keep you on track, without stress.
Each Reminder Rock™ is crafted from a stone-like resin polymer, giving it the smooth, grounding feel of a real pebble. Inside, it features safe electronics, glowing LEDs, and a vibration motor, all wrapped in a calming, natural design.
Simply set your timer and let Reminder Rock™ handle the rest. Soft LEDs show the time passing, and when it’s up, a gentle vibration lets you know. No harsh buzzers, no flashing screens, just a subtle, soothing signal that respects your focus.
Gentle vibrations that remind you without startling you
Soothing LED lights that track time visually
A natural, tactile pebble-inspired shape — doubles as a fidget
Compact and portable, so you can use it anywhere
Available in standalone or app-connected versions