3 am wake-ups
nights a week
52
For women 40 to 60 in perimenopause
It’s not you. It’s your body’s alarm, and The Alarm Reset turns it down.
Show me my 3 am plan$2 for 7 days · then $20.25 every 28 days · cancel in one tap
Also: the surge · the 8 pm crash · stiff mornings
Your hormones set off your body's alarm. After enough nights, it rings at 3 am on its own.

A few minutes a day turns it down.

At 3 am: one tap, a long out-breath.

A calm wind-down. Still awake? Get up.

Gentle minutes, in bed or on a chair.
Not a pill, not a hormone. Beside your doctor, never instead.
On HRT? It works on the hormones; this is for the moment that still gets through. Can't take it? No hormones here.
Today
One stop a day. Tap Start.
Today
One stop a day. Tap Start.
The 3 am button
Dark screen. One calm voice.
Hurting right now?
Hot flush? One minute with Ease.
One tap each morning
Did 3 am come? That's it.
Every move shown
Where your hands and feet go.
Your path
Keep 4 days. Open the chest.
Your chart
Show it to your doctor.
Your streak
Seven days in a row earns a shield for a bad day.
Ease
Keep her happy. Show up.
Tap yours. The quiz does the rest.
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$2
for your first 7 days
48
sessions
30 days
money back
1 tap
to cancel
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3 am wake-ups
nights a week
52
Illustrative. Your chart starts from your own check-ins.
One session a day, 4 to 20 minutes.
October
Week 1. One a day, spoken.
The 3 am breath
10 min
Cool-down breath for night sweats
4 min
Wind‑down for a wired mind
10 min
Bed mobility before lights out
6 min, bed
The 4-hours-of-sleep morning
4 min
Slow exhale for a racing heart
4 min
Your first week, reviewed
4 min
Then a new page. 48 sessions in all.
One tap a day becomes a one-page report. Print it or send it.
See a sample report (PDF)
EasePause, self-reported log
3 am wake-ups: the last 28 days
Self-reported each morning. Not a diagnosis.
| Week | Rough nights | Days logged |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 5 | 7 of 7 |
| Week 2 | 4 | 7 of 7 |
| Week 3 | 3 | 7 of 7 |
| Week 4 | 2 | 7 of 7 |
The same numbers you see at checkout.
28‑day plan
$2 today
for your first 7 days
Yearly
$2 today
for your first 7 days
Charged in US dollars. Renewal date and price shown before you pay. Terms
No. Breathing, gentle movement and short guided rest, for the moment itself. It sits alongside whatever you and your doctor decide.
Yes. HRT works on the hormones. This is for the nights and moments that still get through. Can't take HRT? There are no hormones here, nothing to swallow.
$20.25 every 28 days, 55% off the $45 list price, for as long as you stay. The date and amount are on the payment page, your receipt and your account.
Account page, one button. No call, no chat. You keep the days you paid for.
Ask within 30 days of any charge and we refund it, no conditions. Reply to any of our emails.
No. Ask within 30 days of any charge and we refund it, no conditions. No screenshots, no proof you used it, no questions.
It isn't treatment for depression. It's for the flat, nothing-left evenings many women describe in perimenopause. If you feel hopeless or unsafe, call or text 988 now (in the US), or your local emergency number.
No. It's an AI-generated voice reading words we wrote. The same calm voice every night. Prefer to read? Turn the sound off and every step shows on screen.
EasePause is made by GTN 10X GROUP LLC, a US company. We're not doctors and don't pretend to be. Every session draws on published research, listed in the quiz.
No. It opens from a link on any phone or computer. Add it to your home screen in three taps and it works at 3 am with no signal.
No. Nothing from the app between 10 pm and 7 am, your time. Or switch notifications off.
Yes. Account → Download my data, or Delete my account. Deleted means gone after 30 days. Only billing records stay, as the law asks.
Women 40 to 60 in perimenopause and menopause. The quiz asks about the moment, not your weight.
Still up at 3? Two minutes, then you decide. Take the quiz
Ten seconds to read. Dry, and on your side.