DayPlay: ADHD Alarm & Routine

Turning the alarm off is easy. Getting up is hard. DayPlay is an alarm that does not end when you turn it off. It rings through Silent mode and Focus, and with mission lock on, the stop button sends you to your routine's first step instead of back to bed. It keeps ringing until you confirm that step or take a photo of a spot you picked in advance. A REAL ALARM, NOT A NOTIFICATION On iOS 26 and later DayPlay uses AlarmKit, Apple's system alarm framework: full screen alert, Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, and sound that cuts through Silent mode and Do Not Disturb. Mission lock, morning proof, counted snoozes and escape protection run on it, so they need iOS 26 or later. Older systems get a burst of notifications instead, and the app says so on screen. An alarm that does less than it promised without telling you is worse than none. MISSION LOCK AND MORNING PROOF You decide what "awake" means. With mission lock on, stopping the alarm opens the task instead of ending it. Confirm your first step, or set a morning proof: a photo of the place you walk to, like the bathroom sink or the coffee machine. When the alarm rings, the camera shows a faint copy of that photo so you can line up the same view, with a torch for dark rooms. A matching photo stops the sound. If the camera fails or the photos keep missing, confirming the first step works instead. Matching happens on your phone; the photo is never uploaded. COUNTED SNOOZES Unlimited snoozing is how mornings get lost. Allow zero to three snoozes per routine. When they run out, the snooze button disappears. ESCAPE PROTECTION Leave the app or turn the volume down while the mission is locked, and the system alarm comes back full screen within seconds. THEN THE ROUTINE PLAYS ITSELF Once you are up, DayPlay plays your routine like a music player plays an album. One step fills the screen, a large countdown runs, and there is one button. The countdown stays on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, and the Apple Watch app handles done, skip and a little more time. FOR THE BAD DAYS Short on time? Say how many minutes you have; DayPlay keeps your short version's steps and trims the rest. Or play the short version, skip today, or pause until a date. BUILT FOR MORNINGS THAT USUALLY FALL APART DayPlay is for people who sleep through three alarms, lose twenty minutes between waking and starting, and have been told to "just try harder". It is ADHD friendly: no shaming language, no streak drama. The Progress tab shows planned and actual minutes side by side. STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No account. No DayPlay server. Your routines, step names and history stay on your device and can be exported any time. Usage counters and crash reports can be switched off in Settings. The App Privacy section on this page lists what the purchase, analytics and crash services receive. FREE, AND WHAT PRO ADDS The real alarm, mission lock, escape protection, the player, reminders and the Lock Screen timer are all free for up to two routines. DayPlay Pro removes the routine limit, so morning, evening, study and workout can each have their own alarm. It also adds every timing suggestion, a 30-day comparison, two extra theme packs and flexible streak protection. SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS DayPlay Pro is an auto renewing subscription, billed monthly or yearly, with a 7 day free trial for eligible new subscribers. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase, or when the free trial ends. The subscription renews automatically unless it is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. DayPlay is a focus and routine tool. It is not a medical treatment or a diagnostic tool. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ DayPlay Terms: https://halilberkayy.github.io/dayplay/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://halilberkayy.github.io/dayplay/privacy.html