iPhone alarm clock
Wakeyo doesn't switch off until you've actually done something — a few push-ups, a photo, a puzzle. By the time it stops, you're already up.
Why it works
At 6:45 AM you are not making decisions — you're reaching for the nearest way back to sleep. So Wakeyo removes the one-tap escape and asks for something a half-asleep hand can't fake.
Five missions
Different mornings need different pushes. Try a few and keep the one that actually gets you out of bed.
Your camera counts the reps as you do them. No shortcuts, no tapping through.
ProSolve your way out. Simple enough to be fair, hard enough to need your brain.
FreeShake the phone until the counter fills. The easiest way to get moving.
FreePoint your camera at the sky. It only counts if you've left the bed.
ProGo find something across the room and photograph it. Now you're standing.
ProEvery morning counts
Wakeyo keeps a streak of the mornings you got up as planned, plus how often you finished the mission and what time you actually surfaced. Progress you can see beats willpower you have to summon.
Set it once
Give the gym alarm push-ups and the Sunday alarm something gentler. Each alarm keeps its own mission, its own days and its own sound.
How a morning goes
Choose the time, the days, and which mission has to be done before it stops.
Full screen, through Silent mode and Focus. There's no one-tap way out.
Push-ups, a puzzle, a photo. It takes under a minute — and it's the minute that wakes you.
The morning is logged and the streak ticks up. Tomorrow gets a little easier.
Built to be hard to cheat
Wakeyo uses Apple's alarm system, so Silent mode and Focus don't mute it.
Leave the mission unfinished and the alarm returns a few minutes later, and again after that.
Reps are counted by the camera and photos are checked on device. Screenshots don't pass.
Alarms, streaks and photos live on your iPhone. No account, no upload.
Questions
Yes. Wakeyo schedules real system alarms, so it sounds through Silent mode and Focus, and takes over the Lock Screen when it fires.
Backup alarms fire a few minutes apart until the mission is finished, so going back to sleep doesn't end the alarm — finishing it does.
Not the one-tap kind. Dismissing the alarm means completing the mission you chose. That's the whole point of the app, and it's worth knowing before you install it.
Push-ups and squats are counted using on-device pose detection, and photo missions are checked on your iPhone. Nothing is uploaded and no images leave the device.
Your first alarm plus the Math and Shake missions are free, with no time limit. Pro adds unlimited alarms, the camera missions, full morning history and custom sounds — $19.99 per year with a 3-day free trial, or $34.99 once for lifetime access.
Any iPhone on iOS 26.1 or later. Wakeyo is iPhone only for now.
English, Spanish (Spain and Latin America) and Portuguese (Brazil). You can switch language inside the app, independently of your phone's settings.
No. Wakeyo is about waking up at the time you chose, not about measuring your night or getting you to sleep less.
Tomorrow morning
Free to start, no account, and your first mission takes under a minute.
Download on theApp Store