For people who sleep when the sun is up
You're tired enough to sleep. Your room isn't dark enough to let you.
Most sleep masks were designed for 10pm. Daysleeper was built for 2pm.
A contoured blackout mask that actually seals out daylight. Dome cups keep pressure off your eyes. A shaped nose bridge closes the gap flat masks miss. Your room is bright. Your eyes don't have to be.
30-day money-back guarantee
Light is the problem. Always has been.
Your body knows it’s tired.
Your brain still thinks it’s noon.
You need to sleep. The window says otherwise. You close your eyes and your eyelids glow orange — a full-brightness signal going straight to the part of your brain that controls when sleep is allowed.
A flat foam mask helps at 10pm when the light is already weak. At 2pm, when the sun is directly overhead and coming in at every angle your curtains don't cover, it presses flat against your eyes and still lets the room through.
The issue isn't your sleep. It's that nothing was actually blocking the light.
“I lay there for two hours feeling exhausted but wide awake.”
ER nurse, quoted by a sleep coaching practice
The one thing that was always required
You cannot make the room dark enough.
You can make your eyes dark enough.
Daysleeper doesn't try to block every photon from reaching your walls. It seals light at your face — which is the only place that matters for sleep.
Dome cups
Contoured dome cups float above your eyelids instead of pressing against them. Your eyes are open inside. You can blink normally. No pressure on the eye socket.
Sealed at the nose bridge
A shaped nose piece closes the gap where flat masks let daylight leak in. The bridge sits flush against your face so the light gap that wakes you through a standard mask is sealed.
Adjustable elastic strap
Fits a wide range of head sizes and stays in place when you move. Light enough to forget you're wearing it. The elastic sits flat so it doesn't dig into the back of your head.
The two-pack
One for now. Keep one clean.
Sleep masks are worn against your skin every time you sleep. The two-pack gives you a rotation — one in use, one in the wash. Or hand the second one to whoever's taking the next shift.
- Two contoured blackout masks
- Dome cups, sealed nose bridge, adjustable strap
- 30-day money-back guarantee — if it doesn't work, you don't pay
30-day money-back guarantee
Try it for 30 days. If it doesn't help you sleep, return it for a full refund. No forms to fill out, no runaround.
Questions
How is this different from a regular sleep mask?
Most sleep masks are a flat piece of foam or fabric pressed directly against your eyelids. They work at night when light is weak enough that even incomplete blocking helps. In daylight, that design fails — light leaks in at the nose gap and edges, and the pressure on your eyelids becomes uncomfortable over time. Daysleeper uses contoured dome cups that sit above your eyes, not against them. The dome creates a sealed cavity. You can open your eyes inside and blink normally.
Is it comfortable to sleep in?
The dome cups distribute pressure around the orbital bone rather than directly on the eyeball — most people find this significantly more comfortable over long periods. The elastic strap sits flat against the back of the head. Most wearers report forgetting they have it on within the first few minutes. If it's not comfortable for you, the 30-day guarantee covers it.
Will light still get in around the nose?
The nose bridge on Daysleeper is shaped to conform to your face rather than sitting flat across it. We've tested it at midday against a window. Light entry at the nose bridge — the most common failure point on standard masks — is sealed. If you find it doesn't fit your face geometry, the guarantee covers it.
Who is this for?
Anyone whose sleep window doesn't fall after dark. Night-shift workers sleeping in the morning. People who nap during the day and can't get the room dark enough. Frequent travelers dealing with jet lag or early sunrises. Anyone who sleeps lightly and wakes at the first hint of light. If daylight or artificial light is interrupting your sleep, this was made for that problem.
What’s the 30-day guarantee?
Try it for up to 30 days. If it doesn't help you sleep and you want your money back, email us and we'll refund you. No forms, no hoops. We'd rather you evaluate it honestly than feel locked in after one try.
Why a two-pack?
Sleep masks are worn against your skin every time you sleep. You should be washing them regularly. A two-pack gives you a rotation — one in use, one in the wash. The two-pack is $34. A single mask is available on Amazon for $29 if you'd prefer to try one first.