For heavy sleepers
An alarm that calls your phone, until you answer.
You've tried the loud tone, the second alarm, the phone across the room. An alarm app is one more notification. A phone call from a saved contact is the one thing your phone is built to let through.
Example · Calling now
6:30 AM Tokyo UTC+9
Ringing
Press 1 when you're up. No answer? We call again at +2, +5 and +8 minutes.
Why alarm apps lose and calls win
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Silent doesn't stop it
Silent mode, Sleep Focus and Do Not Disturb silence alerts. A call from a contact you allowed is the exception phones make on purpose.
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You can't swipe it away half asleep
An alarm stops when you tap anything. Our call stops when you press 1, and until then we keep calling.
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It lives outside your phone
The call is placed from our side. A dead app, a force-quit or a bad update on your phone doesn't cancel it.
It doesn't give up
Didn't press 1? By default we call again 2, 5 and 8 minutes later; you can change that in Settings. If you still haven't answered, we text you and, in the app, a backup alarm goes off. Retries cost nothing extra.
Press 2 and we call back in 9 minutes, up to three times (those are the defaults; you can change both in Settings). That's a snooze, but one that ends with you proving you're awake.
We test it before you need it
Setup ends with a test call, and we ask you to press 1. If your phone doesn't ring, we show you what to change in your settings. We can't see those settings, so we don't pretend to promise what we haven't tested with you.
Calm, not a drill sergeant
A warm, unhurried automated voice, the way a good hotel concierge does it. No shouting, no upsell, no recording. Press 9 during any call and every call stops.
Can I get a wake-up call?
Yes. The first ones are on us.