A climate-controlled sleeping pod, engineered around deep sleep. Every spec is public today. The design stays covered.
A bedroom controls none of these for eight hours straight. The pod controls all of them — silently, every night, wherever it stands. Hover over each system for the detail.
Your core temperature must drop to enter deep sleep. The pod runs adaptive night curves — cooler for onset, warmer toward waking. The cold comes from a 180-litre water core, chilled by day: the compressor never runs while you sleep.
A closed bedroom triples its CO₂ overnight. The pod supplies fresh air through activated carbon and monitors CO₂ and air quality continuously — that 3-a.m. stale-air feeling never happens.
Air glides over a water surface — quiet, natural evaporation. No ultrasonic mist, no aerosols in your airways. Dry winter air and clammy summers simply stop reaching you.
The airstream passes over chips of the tree you choose: Swiss stone pine, cedar, sandalwood, mountain pine, birch or oak. Swap them like records — stone pine for calm nights is the classic.
Fall asleep under a quiet star field, sleep in total blackness no city bedroom achieves — and wake to a sunrise that arrives exactly when your sleep data says it should.
Passive insulation blocks the street; inside, eight microphones and six speakers run active noise cancelling that erases what's left — including the snoring next to you. Four vibration-damped feet decouple the pod from footsteps, traffic, the building itself.
Heart rate, respiration, movement and sleep stages — measured without anything on your body. Compare it with your Oura or Whoop; we insist.
Natural materials throughout the interior, a choice of mattresses, and an exterior in the colors and fabrics that belong in your home. A fine aluminium mesh in the shell adds light EMF shielding — electromagnetic quiet to match the acoustic kind.
It learns your patterns and adjusts temperature, air, light and sound automatically. It wakes you after a REM phase — no alarm, just warmth, light and sound. An emergency wake function is always armed.
Everything runs inside the pod — it works with the internet down, and it will still work in twenty years. Connectivity exists only as an option: Guardian mode listens one-way for local alerts and emergencies. Nothing about your nights ever leaves.
A serious buyer compares data, not renderings. Final production values confirmed at unveiling.
Pre-launch reservations are fully refundable at any time.
It puts a controlled environment around your sleep: 16–30 °C cabin air, carbon-filtered fresh air, natural humidity, real-wood aroma, light from starry sky to total darkness, active noise cancelling — plus heart radar and infrared sensing so you can verify the effect. A bedroom can approximate one of these for an hour. The pod holds all of them for eight.
Yes — this is engineered more carefully than anything else in the pod. Fresh air flows continuously, breath-air analysis watches CO₂ every minute, and the emergency wake function brings light, sound and fresh air immediately. It is always armed.
The loudest component — the compressor — runs by day, charging a 180-litre water core that cools the night in complete silence. Ventilation is engineered to whisper level, active noise cancelling handles the world outside, and four vibration-damped feet keep the building's rumble from ever reaching the mattress. The pod is at its quietest exactly when it matters: while you sleep.
That's the point of Guardian mode: you can finally switch your phone off. Opt in, and the pod monitors local alerts and events — severe weather, civil-protection warnings, incidents around your address — and wakes you gently if something genuinely needs you. Your chosen people get an emergency line that can trigger a wake; everyone else waits until morning. It is strictly one-way: alerts come in, nothing about you goes out.
Quieter inside than outside. A fine aluminium mesh in the shell provides light EMF shielding, a 7 cm water layer sits between you and the pod's own electronics, and everything near you runs on low voltage — all 230 V is sealed in the base. The heart radar transmits at a tiny fraction of a phone's power, and with Guardian mode off the pod emits no radio signal at all.
Because the people we built this for compare data before they look at pictures. The design is finished — it is unveiled on launch day, and reservation holders see it 48 hours early.
This is one of the most common reasons people buy a pod. The insulated shell and independent climate give each sleeper their own perfect night — without moving to separate bedrooms.
No and no. The pod runs fully offline — no cloud, no account, no Wi-Fi required. Everything including sleep monitoring works without a subscription, keeps working when the internet is down, and your sleep data never leaves the device. The only exception is one you switch on yourself: the optional Guardian mode, which receives local alerts one-way. Even then, nothing goes out.
The pod is modular and fits through a standard door. Delivery includes white-glove installation: it arrives, it is assembled, you sleep in it that night.
It locks the €20,000 founder price — after the unveiling, DeepSleep One starts at €24,900. Plus a place in the first production run and the reveal 48 hours before the public. Fully refundable at any time.
A fully refundable €1,000 deposit locks the €20,000 founder price, a place in the first production run, and the reveal 48 hours before the public.
One email at unveiling, a handful before. We take quiet seriously.