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A mouse made for
stressful moments.
A discreet way to reduce workplace stress. Release tension with every squeeze, without anyone noticing.
✓ First access at launch ✓ Chance at one of 100 beta spots ✓ Early-adopter pricing
✓ First access at launch
✓ Chance at one of 100 beta spots
✓ Early-adopter pricing
*concept design
How IT Works
Relief between clicks.
No break required.
1
Work like normal
The vertical shape keeps your hand in a natural, relaxed position all day.
2
Squeeze when stress builds
Soft palm and thumb zones give tension somewhere to go mid-meeting, mid-email, mid-call.
3
Feel the warmth
Gentle warmth soothes your palm and fingers while you work.
Built to replace the stress ball at
your desk, not sit next to it.
Ripple Mouse
Stress relief hidden inside the tool you're already using.
Stress ball
Visible to others during use.
Fidget spinner
Requires a free hand, so you stop typing or clicking to use it.
features
Reduce tension
Touch and warmth, linked to reduced cortisol.¹
Pressure-responsive grip
Soft, squeezable palm and thumb zones.
Ergonomic support
Supports natural hand and wrist positioning.
Support focus
Minimizes the need for separate stress relief tools.
Why I Built This
"As a critical incident responder, I've sat with many professionals looking for ways to manage their stress without stepping away from their work. Ripple Mouse is my answer: relief that fits into the workday instead of interrupting it."
Channelle Turner, LCSW · Critical Incident Responder · Founder, Ripple Mouse
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for employers
77%
of employees report work-related stress in the past month
APA, 2023
$4,257
Average annual cost of burnout per salaried non-managerial employee
American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2025
52%
of workers say burnout reduces their engagement
DHR Global, 2026
We're selecting 1–2 companies with 100–500 employees for our workplace wellness pilot.
¹ Journal of Physiological Anthropology, 2020. Ripple Mouse is a concept in development and is not a medical device.
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