The alarm that talks back.
Dismissing means saying good morning to your buddy. 15 minutes, then the room closes.
Social alarm clock
Your alarm won't stop until you chat. That's the point. Get matched with a buddy at your wake-up time and start the day together.
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you're waking up with
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And you're already awake. Together.
How it works
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Set the alarm like always. Flip the switch.
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A buddy is assigned to your exact minute.
03
The alarm stops when you say good morning. No snooze spiral.
What you get
Dismissing means saying good morning to your buddy. 15 minutes, then the room closes.
Lock screen takeover, backup chain, volume you can't sneak past.
Join a crew that wakes up when you do.
XP, levels, badges, and a leaderboard of early risers.
Reliability scores keep flaky sleepers in check.
For the mornings that feel impossible
Some brains snooze nine times. Not because they're lazy, because silence makes it easy. A buddy waiting on the other side changes the math. You show up for them, they show up for you.
It's the same reason studying next to someone works. Mornings just needed their own version.
Wake & Play
Some alarms end with a game instead. Beat the Morning Crew ghost or keep ringing.
Pricing
or $29.99/yr
Trial needs no credit card. Cancel anytime.
FAQ
Yes, that's the magic. Matches are 1-on-1, chats live for 15 minutes, then the room closes. No DMs, no profiles to stalk, no dating stuff.
Your alarm still rings at full strength. The buddy makes mornings better, they don't gatekeep your wake-up. Reliability scores also keep repeat offenders out of your mornings.
Chats auto-expire, there are no DMs, and gibberish or creepy messages get filtered. You can report or block anyone in two taps.
We built the alarm like our lives depend on it. Lock screen takeover, backup rings every 30 seconds, and volume that resists sneaky thumbs.
Some early members you might match with are part of our Morning Crew: friendly profiles with pre-written replies that keep mornings lively while the community grows. Ask one, they'll tell you.
For now, yes. iOS 26 and up.