Awakening new app to complete the alarm requires heavy goldsmiths to complete tasks

Called a new iOS app AwakeSpecially designed for heavy golds, who have to complete missions to close the launch alarm on Monday. The app is only available for iOS 26 update users, which has also surfaced on Monday.

Unlike traditional alarm watches that can be silent with a simple tap, the purpose of waking is to actively engage consumers’ brains to ensure that they are completely awake. Once the alarm sounds, consumers will have to complete a series of interactive missions to turn it off.

These tasks include various challenges, such as rotating the iPhone, completing a set of push -ups, or dealing with mathematics, puzzles, or even tongue lessons. By incorporating physical and mental activities, the purpose of waking up is to help break the cycle of killing snips and encourage more active start up to that day.

While there are other similar apps, such as AlarmFor, for, for,. ChallengesAnd Alarm of mathAmong others, awakens by offering extra properties, separates itself. One of these is the “morning briefing”, which offers a customized summary that the user chooses before night, including weather forecasts and events from the calendar.

Here is also a block integration, which immediately to wake up to users. Later prevents access to social media. The future feature will allow people to hear new episodes of podcast as soon as they open their eyes.

In addition, the awakening also includes a sleep planning function that helps consumers improve sleep quality by allowing consumers to enter the required amount of sleep and preferential weekends. Then it calculates the best time to sleep.

Liu Mehilg, Indy developer behind the famous Daily Planner app CriticalSays he awakened in response to the high demand for structural users. Apple jumped on the idea after the announcement of the iOS 26, which provided access to the developers a new alarm cut framework to produce alarm and timer apps.

“I just felt as if people struggling to get up in the morning must have something better than a standard alarm watch.” “So we have always planned for it, but we have basically removed it from the shore. And then when I saw the (Apple) note, I saw the alarm cut, I was like, ‘Well, now we need to make it.’

Awakened free, with a premium subscription option, $ 6.49 or every year every month. In 19.99, which opens additional missions such as changing light, scanning QR code, and taking a certain number of steps. Even in a mission, consumers need to recite the mantra.

Looking forward, Mehilg has imagined to include a feature called “Wakeup Check”, who really wake up after completing a mission, so if people are really awake, it will have a double check. Using the step counter, the app will track the movement of users after the mission. If a movement is not known, it will send a notification. If the user does not respond within a few minutes, the app will mobilize another alarm to ensure that they do not sleep.

This story was updated to fix subscription prices.