Your eyes worked all day. Give them 15 minutes back.
Heat, gentle compression, and sound — the eye-strain reset for anyone who's spent today looking at a screen.
You wouldn't ignore sore feet after a run. Why ignore sore eyes after a screen?
The strain is real, even if it's invisible
You can't see eye fatigue the way you'd see a bruise — so it gets ignored until it's a headache, blurred focus, or trouble sleeping.
"Just rest your eyes" doesn't work
Closing your eyes for a minute between emails isn't the same as active relief. Your eyes need heat and movement to actually recover, not just downtime.
This takes less time than a coffee
15 minutes. No spa appointment, no special setup — just put it on and let it work while you do nothing at all.
Put it on
Folds around your eyes and adjusts to fit in seconds — no straps to figure out, no light getting in.
Choose your relief
Heat, compression, vibration, or all three — pick what today's strain actually needs.
Do nothing for 15 minutes
It shuts off on its own. Add your own music over Bluetooth, or just sit still and let your eyes catch up.
Every feature earns its place — nothing here is filler.
Air compression
Six airbags press gently across ten points around your eyes, the way a real massage would.
Steady heat
Holds at 104°F the entire session — warm enough to actually help, never uncomfortable.
Your own sound
Bluetooth speakers built in. Play your playlist, a podcast, or nothing.
Folds to fit anywhere
180° hinge means it collapses small enough for a desk drawer, a gym bag, or a carry-on.
The nightly reset people didn't know they needed.
"I work two monitors all day. This is the first thing that's actually made my eyes stop aching by 6pm."
"Didn't expect to reach for it every single night, but it's become part of winding down before bed."
"Folds small enough that it lives in my work bag now. Use it on my lunch break most days."
Before you press play.
Yes — three levels, all within a safe range around 104°F. Start low if it's your first time.
About 100–120 minutes per charge — roughly 6–8 sessions before you need to plug it back in.
Yes. It's designed to sit comfortably whether you're upright at a desk or lying back before bed.
30-day trial. If it's not part of your routine by then, send it back — full refund, no argument.
Fifteen minutes. That's the ask.
Free shipping, a 30-day trial, and the first real break your eyes have had all day.