Timer 01
First waveA mechanical kitchen timer. Wind it. It rings.
- Does
- Counts down 60 minutes.
- Does not
- Need batteries or a phone.
First collection in development
Beautifully designed everyday objects that work better without being smart. No app. No account. No updates. Tell us what to make first.
Join the listThe good-looking thermostat wants your Wi-Fi password. The kettle wants an account. The alarm clock would like to update itself overnight.
The versions that don't are mostly beige plastic.
Dumbwell makes and selects objects with the design you'd expect from the smart ones, minus the smart. Each one does its job immediately, with a control you can touch, and keeps doing it after the company that made it is gone.
Turn the dial. That's the setup.
No account, no data, no subscription. It knows nothing about you.
Version 1.0, permanently. Nothing about it expires.
Concept drawings of what we're working on. Vote below and the most-wanted ships first.
A mechanical kitchen timer. Wind it. It rings.
Temperature and humidity on one dial. No power at all.
A mechanical kitchen scale with a dial you can read from the stove.
An analog alarm clock. Silent sweep. One AA battery.
Turn it to the temperature you want. Read it from across the room.
A rotary dimmer that clicks off at the end of its turn.
Every product we make or sell has to pass it. The rules are public, versioned, and applied the same way every time.
Join the list and vote. We'll email you once, when the first collection opens.