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About Wakey: No Snooze Loud Alarm

Wakey – Alarm Clock for Heavy Sleepers Still hitting snooze? Sleeping through alarms? Wakey has no snooze button. To turn the alarm off, you get up and play the wake-up game. HOW IT WORKS • Walk: take a set number of steps to prove you're out of bed • Math: solve quick problems to switch your brain on • Choose the difficulty for each alarm • "Still awake?" check: Wakey rings again 5 minutes after the game until you open the app. Miss it and the game gets harder BUILT FOR HEAVY SLEEPERS • No snooze, no easy way out • Loud, reliable alarm sounds • Bedtime hints based on sleep cycles • Wake streak to keep you consistent • 24-hour time support • Calm, clean design with a friendly mascot PERFECT FOR Heavy and deep sleepers, students, early shifts and anyone who struggles to wake up on time. QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK How do I stop hitting snooze? Remove the option. Wakey has no snooze button. To turn the alarm off you finish the wake-up game, so "5 more minutes" isn't a choice anymore. Already up before it rings? Hold the button for 2 seconds to stop it (that day won't count toward your streak). What's a good alarm app for heavy sleepers? One that makes you do something, not just tap a button. Heavy sleepers can turn off a normal alarm without fully waking up. Wakey makes you walk or solve math first, which wakes your body and brain. Can an alarm actually get me out of bed? Yes. Pick the Walk game and Wakey counts your steps. You can't take steps lying down, so you have to get up. What if I fall back asleep after turning it off? Wakey's "Still awake?" check rings again 5 minutes after the game until you open the app. Miss it and the next game gets harder. Can I set different difficulty for different alarms? Yes. Choose the difficulty for each alarm: easy for weekends, hard for early shifts. Can I use my own alarm sound? Yes. Pick from loud built-in sounds or add your own. When should I go to bed to wake up refreshed? When you set an alarm, Wakey suggests bedtimes based on 90-minute sleep cycles, so you wake up between cycles, not in the middle of one. Stop snoozing. Start waking up. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://resonant-stock-52e.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-EN-43a8162e83de4eb58b61ee67a8dddcd2

What’s new

Version 2.0.4 · Updated October 30, 2026

- Skip the walking test during setup if you can't walk right now. You can still use the walk game on your alarms later. - Already up before your alarm rings? Hold the button for 2 seconds to stop it. That day won't count toward your streak. - Gentle start: the alarm sound now fades in over 30 seconds, so it wakes you without a jolt. - Bug fixes and stability improvements.

App privacy

The developer, TRAN NGUYEN KHOA, 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:

  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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