Lift your phone. STILL stays.
Three and a half pounds, machined into a place your phone comes home to.
First Edition · $299 / Fully refundable.
Lift your phone. STILL stays.
Three and a half pounds, machined into a place your phone comes home to.
First Edition · $299 / Fully refundable.
STILL is a charging dock designed like the furniture around it: solid material, a fixed place, nothing that blinks or hums. Machined from stainless steel, it gives your phone a settled landing — year after year.
Magnetic charging has one flaw: lift the phone, and the charger comes with it. STILL solves this the honest way — with mass. Three and a half pounds, most of it machined stainless steel, planted like bedrock.
Set your phone down with one hand. Take it back with one hand. Nothing shifts, nothing scrapes, nothing follows your phone up off the table.
No clamps. No suction cups. Just physics.
No fan. No status light. No operational noise.
We set the rules before the engineering: nothing that spins, glows, or hums belongs beside a bed. Which left exactly one way to handle the heat of fast charging — mass.
Fast-charge heat doesn't flow in steadily; it arrives as a spike. So STILL doesn't fight the heat — it holds it. An aluminum core spreads the spike outward into a solid steel base: a reservoir deep enough to swallow it, then let it go slowly. In bench testing, STILL held a full 25W output for over three hours without throttling — we ended the test before the dock gave any reason to.
The same steel that keeps it still keeps it cool.
The landing matters.
Your phone meets this surface a dozen times a day
so we tuned the moment it lands: a soft, cushioned catch,
and a low, muted sound.
Not the sharp clack of glass on plastic.
Close your eyes and set your phone down.
That sound — quiet, solid, final —
is what STILL is named for.
A visible landing point.
Three concentric rings draw your eye to center — so your hand follows. No aiming in the dark.
A center made for the hand.
The platform rises; the sides curve inward. Your fingers slide underneath the phone — not under the dock.
Like the best objects at home, STILL has a place of its own.
Not a charger you put away after use, but a base your phone returns to every day — one you're glad to see on the nightstand even when nothing is charging on it.
A charger is usually the first thing a room gives up on: cords scatter, plastic yellows, soft coatings turn tacky, and the whole thing disappears into a drawer. STILL starts from a different idea.The objects a home is built around — a lamp, a clock, a telephone on the hall table — were made to be seen, used, and kept. Charging your phone is now one of the most repeated moments at home. The object that holds it should be made with the same care.
Enough material. Enough presence. Enough reason to belong in the room.
The soft cap will age with use — so it lifts off by hand and swaps in seconds. No tools.
The charging module beneath it is held by three screws — serviceable, not sealed — so the electronics can be renewed as charging standards change, without discarding the steel.
The steel doesn't age. It's the part you keep.
The first five hundred STILL docks carry an engraved serial on the steel base.
Reserve for $1 → priority for the lowest serial numbers, in reservation order.
Fully refundable. Your $1 is credited toward your purchase.
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