It won't stop until you prove you're up. A few push-ups, a short walk, or a look at your kitchen through the camera — then it goes quiet. No button to press half asleep.
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On a computer? Scan with your phone — it opens the right store.
Every kind of morning
A short walk, or show the camera your kitchen or bathroom.
A few squats or a walk around the house, and they are awake.
Push-ups or squats first thing. You start the day awake and already moving.
Watch it count
Shaking the phone does not count. Only a real push-up, squat or step does. Scroll to watch.
Keep scrolling. Stop halfway down a push-up and it stops halfway down a push-up — you are the motor.
Animation is off because your device asks for reduced motion. The figure is shown at the top of a push-up.
Every morning, at a glance
One square per morning: green proved, amber snoozed, red let go. Tap a span.
Example data — not a real recordSet one up
Roll the wheels and pick a task. It is the app's own alarm editor, working.
Nothing here is saved anywhere. It is a demonstration on a web page.
Tap an alarm to edit it.
Vibration follows your iPhone's ringer and haptics settings; iOS does not let an app set its own pattern for an alarm banner.
Privacy
Every task is judged on the phone and turned into a yes or a no. There is nothing about you to leak or sell, because it is never collected.
There is no sign-in, no profile and no password. Nothing to create and nothing to delete.
Alarms and tasks work offline. Only buying iWake Pro uses the store.
The camera and motion sensors are read only while a task is running, and what they see becomes a yes or a no on the phone.
Read the full policy — it is one short page.
Languages
The whole app, down to the alarm's own buttons.
And many more. New languages arrive with updates.
Price
Normal alarms are free forever. iWake Pro unlocks the tasks and your wake history: try it free for 3 days, then pick a plan.
US prices. Every country has its own, in your own money.
Wherever the App Store reaches.
How iWake gets better
When a morning goes wrong, we replay it, fix it, and check the fix against every morning before it. Only then does it reach your phone.
settling in · not counted real push-ups · counted
Illustration. The recordings come from our own test phones, never from yours — iWake sends nothing about you to us.
We use iWake every morning ourselves, and your emails tell us where to look next.
The exact morning is replayed on our computers until the cause is clear, then fixed.
More than 700 automatic checks pass before any update ships, on iPhone and Android.
Better every week. Better every month. Better every time.
Our promise
No account, no server, no tracking. Your alarms and your wake record live on your phone, and nowhere else. We could not sell your data if we wanted to: we never have it.
Write to [email protected]. Most of what changed in iWake this month started as a message from someone who uses it. We hear you, and you will see it in the next update.
Fixes, new tasks, new languages, new looks. Every update is included, on iPhone and on Android, for as long as you keep iWake.
Any age. Any language. Any morning. We care that you got up.
Creators
An alarm that will not stop until the phone has counted your push-ups is a video on its own. Creators get their own code: it takes 10% off lifetime iWake Pro for their audience, and pays them 15% to 30% of what Apple pays us on every lifetime purchase it brings — agreed in writing, paid monthly.
How the creator program worksWhat comes next
iWake is on the App Store and on Google Play. Leave an address and you get an email when something worth knowing about ships — not often.
One address, kept on this website's own list so it can send you that email. Nothing else, no tracking, and one line in any of them unsubscribes you. The app itself still has no account and sends nothing about you — this list is the website's, and the two are never joined up.