Pavlok designs innovative wearable devices and smart alarm clocks that use biofeedback and gentle electric stimuli to help users break bad habits and wake up on time.
Pavlok, developed by Behavioral Technology Group Inc., is a pioneering wearable technology brand focused on behavior modification. Best known for the Pavlok wristbands and the Shock Clock series, the brand utilizes a unique combination of psychological conditioning and biofeedback—including vibrations, beeps, and mild, safe electric zaps—to help users build positive routines and break bad habits.
Whether you are struggling to wake up in the morning, trying to quit smoking, or aiming to reduce procrastination, Pavlok pairs its wearable devices with a comprehensive mobile tracking app to support your wellness journey.
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Download the Pavlok app from the iOS App Store or Android Play Store. Open the app, create an account, and follow the on-screen instructions to connect your device via Bluetooth. If it fails, forget the Bluetooth connection in your phone settings and try again.
Plug the device into a power source and hold the middle button for about 10-15 seconds until you feel a long vibrate and see red LEDs. Keep holding until it stops vibrating, which forces a hard reset.
The newer Pavlok 3 features an IP67 water resistance rating, allowing temporary submersion in shallow water (like a shower). However, it is not intended for swimming. Older models are strictly not waterproof and should be kept away from water.
A fully charged battery typically lasts between 3 to 7 days, depending on your actual usage and the frequency or intensity of the alarms and stimuli.
Ensure the wristband is tight enough to make direct skin contact. You can also adjust the zap strength using the Quick Remote slider within the Pavlok mobile app to match your personal sensitivity level.