Today seems to be the day for somewhat unusual iPhone stands.

The SETA Smartphone Stand is an interesting Kickstarter project that proposes to hold your phone in place using a "NanoSuction" surface. You push your phone against the suction pad to hold it in place, and pull or twist to remove it — no sticky residue involved.

It doesn't have its own docking jack, but has a T-shaped cutout that allows you to use your existing 30-pin or Lightning cable. It will hold the cable while you're not using it, so there's no risk of you having to scavenge around on the floor while your phone battery dies.

I'm interested to see what comes of the project, partially because it's made in Oklahoma (just like me) but also because it seems well-designed. I really want the red one.