Wyntrol PocketEase | Handheld wind-down device
Thirty Seconds Ago Your Mind Was Everywhere. Now... It’s Just Your Palm.
Rhythmic pulses in your palm give your busy mind something steady to hold onto. No counting breaths. No trying to make your mind go blank.

If You Can Hold a Phone, You Can Use PocketEase
1. Slip it on
Slide your hand through the strap so PocketEase rests against your palm. No gripping needed.
2. Pick your mode
Left hand for Sleep mode, right hand for Excited mode. Then set an intensity that feels comfortable.
3. Let it run
Read, listen to something calming, or just lie there. It switches itself off after 45 minutes, so you can fall asleep without a second thought.
Like Watching a Campfire, With Your Eyes Closed
It feels like little beats in your palm, like a slow, steady heartbeat. Think gentle tingling or soft taps.
You control the intensity. Start low and turn it up until it feels right.
Why a campfire? Your eyes settle on a flickering flame without trying. PocketEase gives your attention that same place to land, through your hand. A rhythm to come back to whenever your thoughts start running.
(No heat, just rhythm.)
More Than a Feeling. Here’s What Researchers Found.
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Customer Testimonial
From a biomedical scientist and acupuncturist
Thank you for the device and the shipment. It’s great. I wasn’t sure what to expect at first, but it’s really simple to use and has become part of my routine. I like having something easy to focus on when I want to feel more relaxed and settled. I’m a biomedical scientist and acupuncturist, so I was genuinely interested in trying it. I’m really happy with it and will definitely be buying more.
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Lab study
Real pulses vs. fake ones: what changed
Researchers compared real stimulation with a sham: a device that looked identical but delivered nothing. Only the real pulses shifted the body’s stress responses, in a direction consistent with lower stress.
Different device, site and protocol. PocketEase itself hasn’t been studied. Read the study
Spoiler: It’s Not Just for Bedtime.
Your brain won’t shut up at 11 PM? Covered.
Sweaty palms before the big meeting, or that 3 PM fog? Also covered.
Quick RelaxationFeel yourself unwind in minutes
Quiets Racing ThoughtsGives a busy mind somewhere to land
Soothes Your NervesGentle pulses that help your body settle
Eases Stress & AnxietyCalm you can feel, whenever you need it
Sleep, NaturallyNo pills, no morning grogginess
Lifts Your MoodFeel more balanced and back in control
Focus on DemandExcited mode in your right hand for a clear-headed boost
Calm On the GoTravel, jet lag, busy places: it fits in your pocket
Effortless to UsePalm or foot, Sleep mode in your left hand, ready in seconds

You’re Not Bad at Relaxing. You’re Taking the Relaxation Exam.
Your body is tired, but your mind is still checking tomorrow’s list, replaying conversations and measuring whether you feel sleepy yet.
So you try a technique. You check: am I relaxed yet? You notice the thoughts are still there. You try harder.
The harder you try to switch off, the more bedtime starts to feel like another task to complete.
That’s The Relaxation Exam, and you can’t pass it by studying harder.
You can’t think your way out of a busy mind. So PocketEase skips your head entirely.
Small, rhythmic pulses in your palm give your attention somewhere physical to land: a rhythm it can follow without any effort from you.
Nothing to count. Nothing to clear. Nothing to get right.
Einklappbarer Inhalt
Explore the Research
Explore the Research
- Sanchez-Perez et al. (2023). Transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation and median nerve stimulation reduce acute stress in young healthy adults: a single-blind sham-controlled crossover study. Frontiers in Neuroscience.
- Pereira et al. (2025). Microcurrent delivered through hand-held electrodes: a small randomized study.
- Broomfield & Espie (2005). Towards a valid, reliable measure of sleep effort. Journal of Sleep Research, 14, 401–407.
Wake Up Like You Didn’t Take Anything. Because You Didn’t.
Apps and breathing exercises ask a busy mind to do more work. Pills and gummies come with the next morning.
PocketEase gives your attention something steady to hold, and that is all it asks of you.
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Nothing to swallow |
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No morning grogginess |
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You feel it the moment you switch it on |
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Adjust the intensity in seconds |
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Day and night: Sleep and Excited modes |
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60 days to try it, with free returns |
Try It for 60 Days. If It’s Not for You, It Goes Back Free.
Use it in your own evenings, as often as you like. No sleep diary. No minimum nights. No reason needed.
- Email us within 60 days of delivery.
- We send you a free, prepaid return label.
- Send back your PocketEase, cable and case, even used.
Your money’s back within five business days of us receiving it. Plus a 1-year warranty: if it develops a fault in normal use, we replace it free.
Overthinking It? Good. Start Here.
How it works
My body is exhausted, but my mind won’t switch off. How does PocketEase help?
You finally get into bed, and your brain starts another conversation. Tomorrow’s to-do list. Something you said earlier. Something you should have said. PocketEase gives your attention something better to hold: a steady rhythm of pulses in your palm, there to come back to every time your thoughts wander.
Do I have to clear my mind or follow a breathing exercise?
If “just stop thinking” were that easy, you’d have done it already. There’s no counting, script or empty mind to achieve. Just repeated pulses you can feel and return your attention to when it wanders.
What does it actually feel like?
Rhythmic tingling, like little beats in your palm. Think of the way your eyes settle on a flickering campfire: a repeating point your attention keeps returning to.
It may feel unusual the first time, so start low. There’s no prize for turning it up. You’re aiming for comfortable, not intense.
How do I use it?
Slide your hand through the strap so PocketEase rests against your palm, and let your hand relax. Hold it in your left hand for Sleep mode, or your right hand for Excited mode when you want a lift.
Set the intensity to whatever feels comfortable. You can also rest it against your foot.
Do I have to grip it the whole time?
No. Slide your hand through the strap and let it rest against your palm, or use it on your foot. Your hand can stay completely relaxed.
Will it put me to sleep straight away?
It’s not a knockout pill, and it doesn’t act like one. There’s no grogginess and nothing to wear off in the morning.
PocketEase gives your busy mind something steady to follow while you wind down, so bedtime stops feeling like another job you’re failing at.
What if I wake up at 3am and can’t fall back asleep?
Keep it on your bedside table. Instead of reaching for your phone or lying there replaying tomorrow, pick up PocketEase and give your mind the same steady rhythm you used to wind down.
No screen to scroll, and no sound to wake anyone else.
What if I fall asleep holding it?
Nothing to worry about. PocketEase switches itself off after 45 minutes in either mode, so it never runs all night. You can also switch it off yourself any time.
When to use it
Do I need serious sleep problems to use it?
Maybe it’s a demanding week, one coffee too many or an afternoon cup that followed you into bedtime. You don’t need a diagnosis to want an easier wind-down. PocketEase won’t cancel out caffeine, but it gives your attention something tangible to settle on.
Can it replace scrolling when I’m trying to unwind?
When “one quick look” turns into another half-hour, PocketEase offers a different place for your attention to land. Something to feel, rather than another feed to follow. A way to put the phone down without being left searching for something else to do.
Can I take it with me when I’m out?
Crowded shops, a big event, those nervous moments before you walk through the door. PocketEase gives you something physical to focus on when everything feels a bit much. A familiar rhythm in your palm, and a little reassurance knowing it’s within reach.
Could I use it before a presentation or an important event?
Waiting outside the meeting room. Sitting backstage. Hearing that your turn is next. PocketEase offers a physical rhythm to attend to while your mind runs through all the “what ifs.”
Is it only for moments when I feel overwhelmed?
It doesn’t have to wait for a difficult moment. Make it part of an ordinary pause: sitting down after a demanding day, leaving work behind or giving yourself a little space before the evening begins.
Will it help if my partner snores?
PocketEase won’t quiet the person beside you, but it gives your attention a rhythm of its own to follow instead of the snoring. For the noise itself, add PocketHush Sleep Earplugs to your order.
Will it disturb my partner?
No. PocketEase makes no sound at all. It works through touch, so the only person who notices it is you.
Is it right for me?
I’ve tried so many things. Why would I try this?
That’s exactly why. Tea, supplements, apps, breathing exercises: most of them ask your mind to do more work at the very moment it won’t cooperate.
PocketEase isn’t something to swallow or another technique to get right. It’s a physical rhythm in your palm. And with 60 days to try it and free returns, the most it can cost you is a few evenings.
Is it a gimmick, or just a placebo?
Fair question. A little handheld device is an unusual purchase, and you should be skeptical. That’s why the research above includes studies that compared real pulses with fake ones.
After that, the only test that matters is yours: 60 days at home, and a free return if it’s not for you.
Is the idea similar to emotional freedom technique?
If you’ve explored emotional freedom technique, often called tapping, and sometimes taught by psychologists, the idea of a physical point of focus may feel familiar. PocketEase offers its own experience: repeated pulses in your palm, without a tapping sequence to remember.
Looking for an option that doesn’t involve another pill?
PocketEase is something you feel, not something you swallow. No medication, no supplement, nothing to wear off by morning. If you take prescribed medication, keep any changes with your prescriber.
Do I need to change my whole bedtime routine?
Bedtime doesn’t need another project. PocketEase sits alongside the things you already enjoy, rather than replacing your entire routine. Something to add to winding down, without another technique to get right.
Ordering and returns
Should I get one or two?
Get two if you want one by the bed and one in your bag. Get two if someone at home has a mind that won’t switch off either, so you’re not passing one back and forth. Or get two so you can give one away.
The two-pack is $119, which saves you $19.
What comes in the box?
Your PocketEase, its strap, a charging cable and a travel case that slips into a bag or bedside drawer.
Where do you ship, and is shipping free?
We ship to the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Every order with a PocketEase ships free.
What if I try it and it isn’t for me?
Then send it back on us. You have 60 days from delivery. Email us and we’ll send a free, prepaid return label, even if you’ve used it.
No diary, no minimum nights, no proof it didn’t work. “It isn’t for me” is enough. And every PocketEase comes with a 1-year warranty.
Your Brain Will Start Talking at 11 PM. Hand It This.
Not “clear your mind.” Not counting sheep. Just a steady rhythm in your palm for your thoughts to land on.
- 60 days to try it at home
- Free returns, even after use
- 1-year warranty
- Free shipping
From $69 · or 2 for $119



