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About Discipline100

Discipline100 — the alarm clock that makes snoozing hurt. Every morning is a test of discipline. Set your alarm, and when it rings, you have a choice: get up, or hit snooze and lose points. HOW IT WORKS: • Set up to 5 alarms with our smooth scroll wheel picker • Your first snooze is free — every snooze after costs 1 point • Start with 100 points. Hit zero and you can't set new alarms • Score can go negative — snooze debt is real PROVE YOU'RE AWAKE: • Solve a math problem to dismiss your alarm • Then hold a button for 3 seconds to confirm • Difficulty increases the more you snooze TRACK YOUR DISCIPLINE: • Daily streak counter — build your streak, don't break it • Monthly calendar heatmap — see your good and bad days at a glance • Detailed snooze log grouped by date • Wallet showing your score, points spent, and free snoozes DESIGNED TO MOTIVATE: • Fun, energetic yellow theme • Playful animations and haptic feedback • Guilt messages that escalate with each snooze • Dark mode that follows your system setting Stop snoozing. Start winning.

App privacy

The developer, Eat100 Limited, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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