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About Wake: Personal Growth Game

Stop sleepwalking. Start leveling up. Wake is your personal growth game — where you set real goals, build daily patterns, put stakes on the line, and power up every week by learning from what worked and what didn't. Build momentum, earn tokens, and watch your real life change one cycle at a time. Wake uses a token system at its core. To get started, new users purchase a token pack via in-app purchase — token packs are available in bundles of 10, 50, 100, 200, and 500 tokens. Once you're in, you can earn additional tokens for free by completing reflection streaks (4 reflections in a row = 50 bonus tokens). ### Why? Because personal growth shouldn't feel like a chore. We built Wake for anyone who has a goal they actually care about and wants a fun, structured way to chase it — week after week, level after level. Life is short and the things worth doing deserve more than a forgotten to-do list. ### How? Set a goal. Build daily patterns that move you toward it. Stake tokens on each pattern to keep things interesting — complete it and keep them, miss it and they're gone. Every week you power up with a quick reflection: what worked, what didn't, what's the plan for next round. Chain 4 reflections in a row and earn bonus tokens to stay in the game. Simple loop: play, reflect, level up, repeat. ### Features - Set goals and build daily patterns that make them happen - Stake tokens on your patterns to keep yourself committed and in the game - New users start with a token pack purchase — then earn more free through streak bonuses - Token packs available via in-app purchase: 10, 50, 100, 200, and 500 tokens - Skip passes also available for purchase — waive a weekly penalty when life gets in the way - Mission control home screen shows all active patterns at a glance - Strategic reminders and alerts to keep you on track throughout the day - Define and visualize your "why" so you never lose sight of what you're playing for - Momentum calendar and streaks to see your consecutive wins stack up - Adjustable progress charts to track how far you've come over time - Weekly reflections to power up and sharpen your approach each cycle - Earn bonus tokens by completing 4 reflections in a row - Goal score overview to see where you stand across all your goals at once - Easily move patterns between goals as your focus shifts - Share your progress and inspire others to level up too - Dark Mode - Ad-free

What’s new

Version 3.2.0 · Updated March 28, 2026

App improvements for more of a game experience.

App privacy

The developer, Makerville LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address
  • User Content: Photos or Videos

Used for: App Functionality

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data

Used for: Analytics

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