The Alarm You Can't Snooze Lying Down
RiseMat only shuts off once both feet stand on its soft, 2 cm padded surface for five full seconds — with the time glowing right under your toes. No reaching, no snoozing, no going back under.
Standing Up Beats Hitting Snooze
Five-Second Rule
The alarm keeps sounding until you've stood on the mat for five uninterrupted seconds — long enough that going back to bed stops sounding like a plan.
Soft Landing
A quilted 2 cm padded surface with bound piped edges means your first step of the day lands on fabric, not cold floorboards.
Wake To Your Music
Load any track you like via the included USB-A to USB-C cable, then run it cordless on three AAA batteries — no plug, no cable across the bedroom floor.
The snooze button you can't reach
RiseMat sits on the floor beside your bed, and the alarm keeps going until both feet have been planted on it for five full seconds. By the time it stops, you're already standing up — the hardest part of the morning is done. No dismiss swipe, no ten more minutes, no negotiating with yourself in the dark.
A soft landing, not a shock
The quilted cream surface is padded to about 2 cm, so your first step of the day lands on something warm instead of cold floorboards. The LED readout is set into the fabric right where you look down, showing the time the second you're upright. It's the gentlest possible way to be forced out of bed.
Wake up to your own music
Load any track you like via the included USB-A to USB-C cable and let that be your 6am instead of a shrill beep. Three AAA batteries keep it running completely cordless, so there's no cable snaking across the floor beside your bed. Roll it up, take it to a dorm, a hotel, or a night-shift apartment.
Built for people who snooze
“The alarm doesn't care about your promises to yourself at 6am. It stops when you're standing on it for five full seconds — and by then you're already up.”
“Two centimetres of quilted padding means the first thing you feel each morning isn't cold floorboards. Getting out of bed stops being the worst part of the day.”
“The LED display sits in the mat surface, so you see the hour the second your feet land. No squinting at a phone screen, no falling down a notification hole.”
Frequently asked questions
Can I really not turn it off from bed?
No. The alarm only stops once weight is on the mat for five continuous seconds. Step off early and it starts again — which is exactly the point.
Does it need to be plugged in?
No cable, no socket hunting. RiseMat runs on three AAA batteries, so you can place it anywhere beside your bed without a cord across the floor.
Can I choose what wakes me up?
Yes. Load your own wake-up track using the included USB-A to USB-C cable, or stick with the built-in alarm tone if you'd rather keep it simple.
How big is it and where does it go?
It's a rectangular quilted mat in cream, roughly 2 cm thick, designed to sit on the floor right where you swing your legs out of bed. The LED clock is set into the surface near one edge so you can read it standing up.
Is it comfortable to stand on?
The padded quilted top is made for bare feet — soft enough that standing on it for five seconds feels like a reward, not a punishment. It doubles as a bedside rug the rest of the day.
Will it wake my partner too?
The alarm is loud enough to get you up, so if you share a room, place the mat on your side of the bed and keep the volume sensible. Most couples find the five-second stand-off ends the alarm faster than repeated snoozing does.
What if it's not for me?
Return it within the returns window for a full refund. Give it a week of mornings first — that's usually all it takes to break the snooze habit.
Tomorrow morning starts on your feet
£49.95 with free returns — if it doesn't get you up, send it back.