I created Dozer because I wanted a way to lay face-down comfortably without straining my neck or cutting off my breathing.

The idea hit me at the beach while trying to relax on my stomach and constantly twisting my head sideways just to breathe. I could make small divots in the sand for my chest — but obviously not for my face. That’s when it clicked: there had to be a better design.

I used to sleep on my stomach regularly, but after a car accident at 25, my neck never felt the same. What used to be comfortable became awkward and short-lived. So I built what I couldn’t find — a pillow designed to support face-down lounging and rest while keeping your airway open and your neck in a neutral position.

Dozer was created to solve a simple but overlooked problem: laying face-down shouldn’t hurt.