Answer before dismissing
The alarm stays active until the selected question is answered correctly.
WakeMeUp asks a question before the alarm can be dismissed. Helping prevent sleepy shutoffs, endless snoozing, and mornings you barely remember.
WakeMeUp combines dependable native alarm scheduling with a simple mental challenge and flexible sound choices.
The alarm stays active until the selected question is answered correctly.
Set a single alarm, weekdays, weekends, every day, or a custom schedule.
Choose a bundled sound, imported audio, or Spotify. A bundled alarm remains available if media playback fails.
Select a question category and Easy, Moderate, or Hard difficulty for each alarm.
Android uses exact alarm scheduling and foreground playback. Newer iPhones use Apple AlarmKit where available.
Readable layouts, larger tap targets, screen-reader labels, and responsive text scaling are built in.
No signup, cloud account, or complicated routine. Create the alarm and let WakeMeUp handle the rest.
Pick a time, repeat schedule, challenge, difficulty, and sound.
The platform alarm starts at the scheduled time, even when the device is locked.
Solve the question correctly, then the alarm stops and repeating alarms schedule their next occurrence.
Every category supports multiple difficulty levels. Store pricing is localized by Apple and Google.
Target U.S. price: about $0.99 per available bundle. Actual price and currency are shown by the device's app store.
WakeMeUp lets you personalize each alarm without giving up a dependable backup.
Spotify features require the Spotify app, an authorized Spotify account, network availability, and may require Spotify Premium. WakeMeUp is not affiliated with Spotify.
Mobile operating systems control alarms differently. WakeMeUp uses the strongest available platform APIs and tells users when a setting may affect reliability.
WakeMeUp uses exact alarm scheduling, a foreground ringing service, lock-screen presentation, and reboot/time-change recovery.
On supported newer versions of iOS, WakeMeUp uses AlarmKit for system-managed alarms. Older versions use a local-notification fallback.
Alarm settings, challenge preferences, saved media references, and question data are primarily stored on your device. WakeMeUp does not require an account and does not include advertising or cross-app tracking.
WakeMeUp is being prepared for Android and iPhone distribution.
Questions, bug reports, purchase concerns, and feature ideas are welcome. Include your device model and operating-system version when reporting an alarm issue.