Object in development

A wireless
charger that
stays.

Object study · Not final product

Phone comes up.
STILL stays.

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Object study · Not final product

Wireless charging object
Product in development
Research list — no orders
Early access interest only

The problem

You've been
holding it
down
every day.

Every time you reach for your phone, something else almost comes with it. You've never thought about it — but it's always been there. A small, thoughtless friction built into the most common thing you do at home.

Wireless charging solved "can I align it." Nobody solved "should it exist this way at all."

I.
The two-hand problem
Wireless charging is supposed to be effortless. But one hand picks up the phone while the other holds down the charger. That's not wireless — that's just a different kind of tethered.
II.
The environment problem
A bedroom, a kitchen counter, a living room table — these are places people care about. Most wireless chargers don't belong in any of them.
III.
The accumulation problem
Industry keeps asking: what else can we add? More surfaces, more angles, more ports. The question nobody asked: how should it actually exist?
Every other wireless charger
Reach for phone. Charger comes with it. Press it back down. Use two hands next time. Remember to use two hands next time.
↑ both go up
drags up
STILL
Reach for phone. Pick it up. That's it. The object stays exactly where it belongs.
↑ phone only
stays

Illustration — product behavior under development

A phone deserves a place

Every important
thing at home
has a place.

Keys have a dish by the door. A watch has a stand on the dresser. Glasses have a case. A good pen has a holder. These aren't accidents — they are places that were chosen, or arrived at through years of living.

Your phone is the object you touch most. It goes everywhere with you and comes home every night. It deserves a place that was actually thought about.

Bedside
Every morning
Desk
All day
Kitchen
Island · counter
Living room
Side table
Entry
Coming home
Wherever
Your surface
Keys
Entry dish
Watch
Watch stand
Glasses
Case or tray
Good pen
Pen stand
Lamp
Fixed surface
Your phone —
the thing you
touch most
Should have
a real place

What we are building

Low.
Stable.
Quiet.

Low
It sits on a surface, not above it. Not a stand, not a tower. An object that belongs the way a candle or a coaster belongs — without demanding attention.
Stable
Heavy enough to stay. When you pick up your phone, STILL stays where it is. This is not a feature — it is what should have been true from the beginning.
Quiet
No lights that announce themselves. No fan. No sound. No indicator for things that don't need indicators. An object comfortable being a background object.
Made for
The surfaces where your phone already rests. Places that have a character — and deserve an object that respects it.
Object study
Not final product
Direction study only

We are not showing final specs or production renders yet. This is a direction study — the proportions and surface character we are working toward.

Still in development

This is not
a launch.
This is an
invitation.

STILL is a product in development. We are at the stage where we are taking the problem seriously — and looking for people who feel it the same way.

We are not taking orders.

We are not announcing a price.

We are not promising a ship date.

What we are doing: building a research list of people who understand the problem, want to see it solved well, and are willing to tell us what that means for their home. If that's you — we want to hear from you.

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No orders or depositsWe're not taking money. This is a research list only.
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No price commitmentsWe haven't announced pricing and won't until the product is ready.
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No delivery timelineProduct is in development. We will not speculate on dates.
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No final specs publishedMaterials, weight, certifications — none confirmed yet.
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What you're signing up forEarly access interest when ready. The chance to be heard while we're still building.

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We're looking
for people
who notice
things.

People who have replaced a cheap object with a considered one, and felt the difference. People who think the phone — the thing they reach for a hundred times a day — deserves better than what it's been given.

I.
Early access interestWe'll reach out when the product is ready. No commitment required now.
II.
15-minute research interviewOptional conversation. Your space, your habits, your frustrations. We listen.
III.
Private research groupA small group shaping the direction. Honest feedback, early eyes.
Bedside
Desk
Kitchen
Living room
Entry table
Other

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No charge. No commitment.
Not a purchase or reservation of any kind.
Product in development — no orders are being taken.

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We'll be in touch.

Thank you for your response. We read every one carefully. If you opted in for a research conversation, we'll reach out directly. Otherwise — we'll keep you posted as STILL develops.