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About Reveil: Wake Up Alarm Mission

You set five alarms. You still overslept. Regular alarms fail for one reason: they need willpower at the exact moment you have none. Half-asleep, you tap dismiss and lose the morning. Every night you promise. Every morning you fail. Reveil makes snoozing physically impossible. Your alarm keeps ringing until you complete a real challenge. There is no other way to turn it off. — WHY IT ACTUALLY WORKS — You can't do push-ups in your sleep. You can't solve a math problem half-awake. You can't photograph your kitchen from your bed. That's the point. The challenge forces full consciousness before the alarm goes quiet. — WAKE-UP CHALLENGES — PHYSICAL MISSIONS Push-ups counted by the camera. Steps counted by your phone's motion sensor. Or a shake you have to sustain. Your body moves before the alarm stops. COGNITIVE MISSIONS Solve math problems or match memory patterns. Your brain switches on before you get silence. PHOTO MISSIONS Get out of bed and photograph the object you're handed — a mug, a towel, the pan in your kitchen. Verified on your device. No cheating, and no photo ever leaves your iPhone. — MORNING BOSS FIGHT — Your alarm is a boss with a health bar. Every rep, every solved problem, every step deals damage. The ringing stops when the boss does. — WAKE-UP ROULETTE — Can't decide? Let the morning decide for you. Roulette spins a different challenge each time the alarm rings, so you can never rehearse your way out of it. — ONE ALARM. ONE COMMITMENT. — No endless list of alarms to manage and ignore. You set one wake-up time and commit to it, then win it every single morning. Simple on purpose. — PROOF YOU'RE CHANGING — - Streak: consecutive mornings you beat the first ring - Wake-Up Consistency: how tightly your wake times cluster - Morning stats: average wake time, average response, favorite challenge - A shareable card for the mornings you're proud of — HOW IT WORKS — 1. Set your alarm — time, challenge, difficulty. 2. When it rings, beat the challenge. It will not stop until you do. 3. Build your streak and watch your mornings change. — BUILT FOR iOS 26 — Reveil uses AlarmKit, Apple's system-level alarm framework, so your alarm rings persistently instead of behaving like a notification you can swipe away. Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-up, nothing uploaded. If you've struggled to wake up your whole life, this is the last alarm you'll need. Terms: https://chefaiapp.github.io/ctos Privacy: https://chefaiapp.github.io/cp

What’s new

Version 1.5.0 · Updated September 29, 2026

A new way to begin. Setup now starts with what your mornings are costing you. Name what you want to protect, pick your start time and how you'll prove you're up, choose what happens when you miss one, and see your Day 30 on the calendar before you commit. Check-ins in your first week and a marker on Day 30 help you see it through. Keep waking up.

App privacy

The developer, Denys Litvinskyi, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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