Get Outta Bed: Game Alarm

Every alarm can wake you up. Outta Bed gets you out of bed. Outta Bed is the alarm app for people who are done negotiating with snooze. When your alarm rings, you do not just tap it off. You have to get up and play a motion-controlled wake-up game to make it stop. To use this core feature, a paid subscription to Outta Bed Pro is required. Move your phone (and yourself), find the objects, and collect them in a 360-degree game designed to get you standing, moving, and mentally switched on. By the time the alarm is over, you are already out of bed and far less likely to crawl back under the covers. Why people use Outta Bed: - Get physically out of bed instead of half-waking and snoozing - Start the day with movement, focus, and momentum - Turn waking up into a challenge you complete, not a button you press - Remove the easy escape hatch with a true no-snooze alarm experience - Make mornings feel more intentional and motivating - Improving morning discipline What makes it different: - Motion-controlled alarm game that is meant to be played standing up - 360-degree environments that make wake-ups feel fresh and immersive - Custom collectibles so you can choose what you get up for - One-time and recurring alarms for real daily use - Adjustable challenge setup to match your morning routine - Wake-up stats that help you see your consistency over time Customize your mornings: Choose from different environments like Beaches, Forest Cabins, Winter Wonderlands, and more. Then choose what you want to collect, from Coins and Crowns to Suns, Stars, Cash, Rocket Ships, Hearts, and other motivating objects. Built for people who are serious about waking up: Outta Bed is for heavy sleepers, chronic heavy snoozers, and anyone who wants a stronger start to the day. If you want a gentle snooze button, this is probably not your app. If you want an alarm that helps you actually get moving and achieve your goals, Outta Bed was made for you. Terms & Conditions: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/