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The Doze Sleeping Mask

Disclaimer: This is a mockup of our product. Images are designed to depict the actual product as accurately as possible. All features described will be included in the final product. Expected delivery before December 2026.

Available in 2 colors

Pink, Blue

Stress-Relieving Vibration Therapy

Calming rhythmic temple vibrations help quiet racing thoughts and ease your mind before bed.

Silent & Gentle Wake-Up

A more peaceful way to wake. Gentle vibrations at your temples replace jarring alarms for a calm start to your day.

Adjustable Vibration Intensity

Choose the vibration strength that's most comfortable for relaxing or waking up.

100% Blackout

Blocks all light to create the ideal environment for deeper, uninterrupted sleep.

Premium Silk Comfort

Crafted from premium mulberry silk that's exceptionally soft, breathable, and gentle on your skin and hair.

Lightweight Design

Designed from premium materials to feel virtually weightless, so you can sleep comfortably all night without pressure or bulk.

How It Works

Doze is a blackout sleep mask that wakes you with a gentle vibration instead of a blaring alarm. Set your wake-up time in the app and Doze quietly buzzes you awake with no sound to disturb your partner, and it works even if your phone is on silent, dead, or across the room.

At night, switch on Wind Down and let slow, soothing vibrations rock gently from side to side and fade away as you drift off. Silent mornings. Softer nights. That is Doze.

What Are the Consequences of a Lack of Sleep?

Anxiety

Sleep loss measurably worsens mood and emotional regulation, with effects strongest in younger people.

Source: Meta-analysis of 64 studies, 241 effect sizes, published in Sleep

Irritability

A controlled study found that people limited to 4.5 hours of sleep per night for one week reported significantly more stress, anger, and mental exhaustion, reversed once normal sleep resumed.

Source: Harvard Division of Sleep Medicine, citing University of Pennsylvania research

Socioeconomic Impact

Insufficient sleep costs the U.S. economy an estimated $411 billion every year in lost productivity, accidents, and healthcare costs.

Source: National Library of Medicine

Mental Health Challenges

As teen sleep deprivation rose from 68% to 77% between 2013 and 2023, rates of persistent sadness and hopelessness rose alongside it, from 28% to 42%.

Source: CDC, Youth Risk Behavior Survey

Weakened Immune System

After 48 hours without sleep, the immune system measurably weakens, and sleep deprivation has been shown to trigger neuroinflammation in the brain.

Source: Clinical sleep research, Communications Biology

Lifelong Health Problems

Ongoing sleep deficiency has been linked to chronic conditions including cardiovascular disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes.

Source: CDC-linked research

Why Doze

A calmer way to wake

Gentle haptic vibrations support a smoother wake-up by working with the body's natural Cortisol Awakening Response (CAR). Unlike sudden alarms that can trigger a stress response and cortisol spike, gradual stimulation helps ease the transition from sleep to alertness (per research from the Endocrine Society, indexed on NIH/PMC).

Backed by real-world sleep data

Low frequency vibrations are shown to support tranquility by regulating heart rate & activating the parasympathetic nervous system, the body's natural rest-and-recovery state. This calming response helps ease the transition into sleep and enhance overall sleep quality.

74%

of people report their sleep is disrupted by stress, according to a 2024 national sleep survey.

35%

of U.S. adults get less than 7 hours of sleep a night, short of what's recommended for good health.

43%

of people have lain awake at night due to stress at least once in the past month.

68%

of highly stressed adults feel sluggish and lazy from too little sleep, nearly double the rate of low-stress adults.

23%

of working adults meet the criteria for insomnia, according to a national workplace sleep study.

13%

higher risk of early death is linked to chronic sleep deprivation, according to RAND Corporation research.

$411B

is lost every year in the U.S. economy due to sleep deprivation's effect on productivity.

Sources: AASM, CDC, National Sleep Foundation, APA, RAND Corporation

Rest easy, sleep well

Our Customers Are Dozing Off Happy

★★★★★

"I didn't think a sleep mask could actually change my nights, but the vibration setting knocks me out in minutes."

- Maya

★★★★★

"Been using mine every night for two months. Genuinely falling asleep faster than I ever have."

- Diego

★★★★★

"The weighted pressure plus the hum is so calming. My anxious brain finally shuts off at night."

- Priya

★★★★★

"Gifted this to my sister after my third restock. We're both obsessed now."

- Noah

★★★★★

"Didn't expect a sleep mask to feel like a spa treatment, but here we are."

- Elena

★★★★★

"Finally sleeping through the night without waking up stressed. Worth every penny."

- Marcus

FAQs

What is Doze Mask?

Doze Mask is a smart sleep mask powered by advanced vibration technology to help you unwind at night and wake up naturally in the morning. Gentle calming vibrations ease your transition into sleep, while personalized wake-up vibrations replace harsh alarms with a more peaceful start to your day.

Can vibrations help me fall asleep?

A 2025 study by SleepScore Labs researchers, published in the journal Sleep, found that a vibrating sleep mask was associated with improvements in sleep quality, including increased sleep duration and deep sleep, compared to a non-vibrating mask. Gentle rhythmic vibrations additionally help distract from racing thoughts and reduce feelings of stress, creating a more calming environment for relaxation and sleep.

How does the vibration alarm work and will it work if I'm a heavy sleeper?

Two discreet temple vibration motors gently wake you at your set time, no sound, no light, just a private wake-up experience only you feel. Adjustable intensity lets you choose the strength that works for you if a gentle pulse isn't enough to wake you.

Is Doze Mask comfortable for side sleepers?

Doze Mask is engineered for comfort in any sleep position. Slim temple-based vibration motors are softly cushioned and designed to sit flush against your pillow, providing gentle stimulation without pressure or discomfort, even for side sleepers.

Will the vibration wake up the person next to me?

No. Unlike traditional sound alarms, Doze Mask delivers vibrations directly to you without disturbing your partner, roommate, or anyone nearby.

The Science of Sleep

We spend a third of our lives asleep, yet millions of us aren't getting the rest we need. The data tells a story we can't ignore.

The Sleep Deficit in America

30.5%

of U.S. adults sleep less than 7 hours on average in a 24-hour period.

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and Sleep Research Society strictly recommend that adults get at least 7 hours of sleep per night for optimal health.

Despite this, nearly a third of the country is falling short. This lack of rest isn't evenly distributed, depending on the state, the percentage of adults not getting enough sleep varies significantly, from about 30% in the most rested states to over 45% in the most sleep-deprived.

Health Risks

Insufficient sleep is directly linked to an increased risk of obesity, depression, cardiovascular issues, and other severe health conditions.

Economic Toll

The cost of tiredness is staggering. Insufficient sleep has an estimated economic impact of over $411 billion annually in the U.S. due to lost productivity and healthcare costs.

The Next Generation

Teens (13–18) need 8–10 hours of sleep per night, yet only about two-thirds of school-age kids meet these recommended guidelines.

How Doze Helps Close the Gap

We built Doze because we were part of these statistics. By combining absolute blackout comfort with adaptive sound that masks disruptions and smart tracking that understands your REM cycles, Doze is engineered to help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer.

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Sources

CDC.gov - National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) 2024 Data
Sleep Foundation - State by State Sleep Statistics
American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) Guidelines
RAND Corporation - The Economic Cost of Insufficient Sleep

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