About JALL

JALL makes clocks. Sunrise alarm clocks that wake you with light before sound, large digital wall clocks you can read from across a room, wooden bedside clocks, calendar day clocks that spell out the day for someone who needs it spelled out, and a small silent analog alarm. 117 clocks in 27 model families are available right now, and every one of them is on JALL clocks.

How this site is organised

The front page tells the story of the range: what we make, how we check it, who does the work, and what people who bought one say. Five shelf pages hold every clock by kind: sunrise alarm clocks (17), digital wall clocks (62), bedside alarm clocks (15), day clocks for seniors (11), analog alarm clocks (10). The journal carries three long articles, and one short guide matches a clock to a room.

There are no separate pages for each clock. A clock is a short decision, and the card carries what the decision needs: the name, the finish, the price, the rating and a button.

What our clocks are, and are not

A sunrise clock changes how a morning starts; it is not a treatment for a sleep problem. A calendar day clock answers the question of what day it is; it is an aid to orientation, not a treatment for dementia. Where a page on this site touches sleep, light at night, noise near a child or living with dementia, it cites the public health body it relies on and prints the date the source was read.

Compliance marks for the radio in a clock and for its adapter are on the label of the device and in its manual. Our certification section explains what the marks mean and where to find them.

Where the buying happens

We do not take payment, hold stock or ship parcels. Our buttons hand you to checkout with our retail partner, and delivery and returns are handled there. What we do is describe what we make as accurately as we can and keep the figures current: see how we update.

Talking to us

hello@myjall.com. One address, read by the people who keep this site.