Finally,somewhere to put your drink.
A flexible base that holds your cup, can, or tumbler steady right on the couch cushion — no side table, no balancing act, no getting up.
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Dusk living room · blanket · forearm only
Sage holder on the cushion · TV glow
Does it actually work
It wobbles.
Then it settles.
Push it. Sit down next to it. Let the dog jump up. The base flexes, spreads the weight across the cushion, and the drink comes back level.
One continuous take on a regular couch cushion. No cuts, no music — it's the same demo we do in person at shows.
Wobble-then-settle
Unedited single take
The situation
You've been solving this all along.
The coffee table you have to lean for. The arm of the couch, if you don't move. The floor, where the dog is. Wedged between two cushions, at an angle you're choosing to trust.
None of it is a disaster. It's just something you've been managing, every single night, without noticing.
What you get
Five reasons it stays out.
Stays where you put it
The flexible base spreads across the cushion instead of balancing on it. Sit down, shift, get up — it holds steady.
Fits what you already drink
Tumblers, cans, bottles, mugs, kids' cups. Cans and bottles slide on. Cups and tumblers drop in from the top, through the fins.
Goes wherever the couch isn't
Bed, carpet, camp chair, patio, back seat. Anywhere flat, soft, or slightly uneven.
Looks like it belongs in the room
Eight colors, matte finish, made to sit out — not to be hidden when people come over.
Weighs almost nothing
Toss it in a bag. Move it seat to seat. There's nothing to install and nothing to clean up after.
base / fins / rim · to scale
How it works
Three parts,
no moving parts.
Soft cushions swallow narrow objects. The wide flexible base sits across the surface instead of sinking into one spot.
Flexible fins hold the container from the sides, so it doesn't rattle around or slip through.
Push it off level and it comes back — the flex absorbs the movement instead of transferring it to your drink.
Will it fit my cup
Measure the bottom,
not the top.
If the base of your drink is between 53 mm (about 2 inches) and 3 inches across, it fits. That's most tumblers, standard and slim cans, bottles, mugs, and kids' cups.
The quick test: a sticky note is exactly 3 inches. If the bottom of your cup sits inside a sticky note, you're good.
- Stanley 40 oz [MEASURE] in ✓
- Yeti Rambler 30 oz [MEASURE] in ✓
- Standard 12 oz can [MEASURE] in ✓
- Slim can [MEASURE] in ✓
- Water bottle [MEASURE] in ✓
- Coffee mug [MEASURE] in ✓
Measurements are the container base. There's a floor as well as a ceiling — under 53 mm sits too loose.
Real sticky note under a Stanley 40 oz
Shot square from above
Your couch
Every couch has its own version of this.
Both hands busy. Controller, laptop, book, baby. The drink can wait right there.
one Sage · one Charcoal
Why more than one
Two identical tumblers.
One question.
Everybody on the couch has the same 40-ounce tumbler now. "Which one's mine?" gets solved the moment they're different colors.
That's actually how it started at our house — my wife and I have the same Stanley. Mine's the Charcoal one.
Eight colors, or a matched set for the room.
What to buy
Most people start with two.
One for you, one for whoever's on the other end of the couch. Pick your colors — free shipping either way.
Matched sets — Cottage, Coastal, Desert — cost less than two pairs.
Checkout is on steadilabs.com — Steadi Labs is the company that makes it.
From other living rooms
From people who use it on the couch.
It shows up in a lot of places — boats, trucks, camp chairs. These are the reviews from living rooms.
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Who makes it
Made by hand in Orange, California.
We started Steadi Labs after getting tired of the same small problem everyone has and nobody solves. The molds, the material, the color runs — all of it happens within about ten miles of the shop.
Veteran-founded. Patent pending. Small enough that the emails get answered by the person who made the thing.
— Scott, Steadi Labs
The guarantee
Thirty days on your own couch.
Use it every night for a month. If it doesn't do exactly what we said, email us and we'll make it right — you don't need to fight for it, and you don't need to explain yourself.
Versus what you do now
Compared to what you're doing now.
| Coffee table | Couch arm | The floor | Cushion, unassisted | This | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Within reach when seated | Sometimes | Only on the end | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Works under a blanket | No | No | No | Barely | Yes |
| Survives someone sitting down | — | No | Kick risk | No | Holds steady |
| Survives a dog or kid running past | — | No | No | No | Holds steady |
| Takes up floor space | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| Cost | You own one | Free | Free | Free | $12.48 each |
A side table costs eighty dollars and takes up a square foot of your living room. This costs twelve and lives on the cushion.
Before you buy
Questions people actually ask.
Will it really stay upright on a soft cushion?
That's the whole reason it's shaped this way. A narrow base sinks into a cushion and tips — a wide flexible one spreads across it. Push it and it comes back level. The video near the top of this page is one continuous take on a regular couch cushion, and it's the same demo we do in person at shows.
Will my tumbler fit?
Measure the bottom of your cup, not the top. Anything from 53 mm (about 2 inches) to 3 inches across fits. A sticky note is exactly 3 inches — if the base of your cup sits inside one, you're set. Stanley 40 oz, Yeti Ramblers, standard and slim cans, bottles, mugs, and most kids' cups all fit.
What if someone sits down right next to it?
The cushion dips and the base flexes with it. That's the wobble-then-settle — it moves, then it comes back. It's not rigid, and that's on purpose. Rigid is what tips.
Is it bulky? Will it look bad in my living room?
It's about the footprint of a coaster and a couple of inches tall, in matte colors chosen to sit out. Nobody hides these in a drawer — that's the point of the eight colors.
Does it attach to my couch?
No. Nothing clips, sticks, straps, or screws to your furniture. It sits on top and picks up and moves whenever you want.
Will it fit over a koozie?
Take the koozie off and put the can straight in — it grips the can directly and holds it steady, which a koozie doesn't do. A koozie inside is usually too wide.
How do I clean it?
Rinse it, or run it through the dishwasher. It's one solid piece of flexible material with nothing to come apart.
Why haven't I seen this before?
Because it's new. Steadi Labs is a small independent company in Orange, California, and this is our first product — it's patent pending, so nobody else is making it. Most people meet it at a boat show or a market, or through a friend who has one.
Why does checkout happen on steadilabs.com?
Steadi Labs is the company that makes it — this site is about one thing, the couch, but the product itself is called Steadi and it's made in Orange, California. Every order goes through the same checkout, the same shop, and the same 30-day guarantee. Your cart carries over exactly as you built it.
How fast does it ship, and what if I don't like it?
Orders leave Orange, California within one business day, free, on every order. If it's not right for you, email us within 30 days and we'll take care of it. It's Scott who reads those — I'd rather fix it than have you keep something you don't use.
Stop getting up.
Free shipping. Ships tomorrow. Thirty days to change your mind.
Get yours — from $24.95Checkout is on steadilabs.com — Steadi Labs is the company that makes it.