6:45 am
Wake up to nothing.
Alarm rings. The screen shows the time and the weather, and that is all. No feed, no overnight pile of news. The first thing you see is your own morning.
Apps used: Clock
easyPhone. Everything you need, none of the noise.
Reserve your easyPhone →Australians spend 2.5 hours a day on their phones, over half reach for it within 15 minutes of waking, and other calm phones make you give up the essentials. easyPhone gently changes that, bringing every essential app you need together in one calm place.
No infinite scroll, no browser, no app store. The quiet is built in, not a setting you have to remember.
Twelve essentials cover what real life needs, from maps to a way to pay.
An e-paper screen that looks like ink on paper: no glow, no flicker, easy in daylight and at night.
Deliberately absent: social feeds, a web browser, the email firehose, an app store.
What life looks like when your phone does the job and then gets out of the way. An illustrative day: these screens show our design goals, not a finished product.
Alarm rings. The screen shows the time and the weather, and that is all. No feed, no overnight pile of news. The first thing you see is your own morning.
Maps shows the walk and the next tram, so you leave the house knowing exactly where you are going and when to leave.
Plug in your wired headphones and the busy street fades into your own soundtrack. Spotify is one tap away, with no feed to pull you in.
Authenticator is on the phone you already carry, so the work login takes seconds, and nothing else on the screen pulls you away.
A photo to Nana, a quick WhatsApp call to Grandpa. Big, clear buttons mean grandparents and grandchildren can reach each other without fuss.
Date night at the restaurant. When the bill comes, one tap to pay and the phone goes back in a pocket, so the evening stays with the person across the table.
Tomorrow's list goes into Notes. Then the phone is just a clock on the bedside table. Nothing glows, nothing pings, and sleep comes easier.
Your deposit holds your place and gives you a say in what we build first.
Not yet. easyPhone is in development. The home-screen software, easyLauncher, is available on Google Play, so you can try the experience today.
Email us any time before your device ships and we'll refund your deposit. If we decide not to build the phone, every deposit is refunded.
Yes. easyPhone includes the twelve things most people can't live without, and nothing that pulls at your day.
We don't have a date yet and won't guess. Reservers hear first as soon as we do.
We're aiming for around A$799, but pricing isn't final. Reservers get launch pricing.