Complete a mission. AI verifies it. Then your alarm stops.
Push-ups, squats, steps, math, barcode scanning and more — built for people who keep turning normal alarms off.
Download on theApp Store11 missions · AI verification · 100+ sounds · EN / RU / UZ
Built for people who sleep through normal alarms.
Choose what it takes to shut it up — math sprints, camera-counted push-ups, or a barcode across the room. Set the difficulty.
A full-screen system alarm on iOS 26 — on the lock screen, through silent mode, even if the app was closed the night before.
The ringing only stops when the mission is done. By then you're standing, thinking, awake — and your streak grows by one.
Tapping "done" means nothing. The camera watches your push-ups, counts every rep, and only a completed mission silences the alarm.
Get the blood going — the camera counts your reps, the sensors feel the shake.
Force the brain online before your thumbs find the snooze button.
The thing that silences the alarm is physically in another room.
Show the requested object or do the exercise — AI verifies it on-device before the alarm stops.
Quick-fire equations to boot your brain.
Watch the pattern, then repeat it back.
Retype a random phrase — typos don't count.
Shake the phone until the counter fills up.
Scan the code you registered — it lives in the bathroom.
Tap the tag on the far side of the room.
Find the household item the alarm asks for.
Walk it off — counted by the motion sensor.
The front camera counts every rep — on-device.
Camera-verified squats, counted as you go.
Jump until the camera says you're done.
Every completed mission grows the chain — and breaking it hurts more than getting up.
Your real wake times charted against the plan — catch the drift before it becomes a habit.
Your next alarm sits on the lock screen with a live countdown. No more 3 a.m. "did I set it?" checks.
English, Русский and Oʻzbekcha — every screen and every button, including the alarm's own buttons.
Video wallpaper themes in four moods — Cozy, Energy, Funny, Nature — each with its own soundtrack, plus 100+ alarm tones in five categories, from Gentle to Extreme. Audition everything before you commit.
Yes. On iOS 26 and newer, uAlarm schedules a real system alarm (AlarmKit): a full-screen alert on the lock screen that cuts through silent mode and Focus. On older iOS versions it plays a mute-proof in-app ring backed by an escalating notification burst.
The alarm is registered with the system, not kept alive by the app — it fires even if the app was closed. When you slide to stop, your mission opens.
Not really. AI counts camera-mission reps on-device, steps come from the motion sensor, and barcode or NFC missions make you physically walk to the thing you registered. Snooze only exists if you enable it — and it's limited.
The verification runs entirely on your iPhone. No video is uploaded, stored, or seen by anyone — the camera feed never leaves the device.
$6.99 a month, $34.99 a year (intro offer: $19.99 for your first year), or $69.99 once — yours for life. No free-trial tricks.
It's in the works — the whole app is built to run on both platforms. iOS ships first.
