Chirpsy - Sunrise Alarm Clock

Chirpsy - Sunrise Alarm Clock

White noise and wake-up tasks

2 ratings
2 reviews
Free
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Released
May 20, 2026
Updated
November 8, 2026

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This app simulates a natural sunrise and plays gradual morning sounds to help you wake up feeling refreshed. It also offers soothing white noise and engaging wake-up tasks to start your day.

✓Simulated sunrise and gradual morning sounds
✓Soothing white noise with timed fade-out
✓Wake-up tasks (Sudoku, Math, Memory, Shake, Stroop, Word Search)
✓Privacy-focused, no data tracking
✓Reliable, local alarm experience
✓Clean, minimalist interface
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What's New in Chirpsy

3.0.2

November 8, 2026

new alarm and white-noise sounds added, and recordings updated, alarm sounds grouping added, tutorial link updated. Dosimeter, Horn Short, Short Beep, and Bad Bugal now play Radiation Meter, Steam Whistle, Medium Beep, and Bugle.

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Stop Trying To Save Face!

(This is an updated review. The original review is from 10/13/26 and provides context for my update. It was named, “I’m A Person, Not Just An Email…” and you can read it below if you haven’t already. To view the update, go to this 💜 emoji.)

Original Review: I am (not) sorry, but I quit this app. The tasks were just so hard and stressful for me and also when I reached out to support for a different reason, they spelt my name wrong multiple times. THAT WAS MY LAST STRAW! As an Enneagram 4, I am especially offended. I hate my name anyway….
And also this person named “Mykull” (we will be spelling his name wrong just to give him a taste of his own medicine) asked me a new question today (10/13/26) and I won’t be answering, why would I if I don’t even use this app anymore. Please mark this review as helpful so “Mykull” can see that my 1 Star Review’s at the top. So Long….

💜 Update: Whoever made the response to this review is definitely trying to save face. I’m gonna be picking apart some of the things that were said in the response because they are just ridiculous.

1. “Looking back at the email chain, your name was spelled as it appeared in the Sender / Subject header every time.”
This is not true. At first, my name was spelled correctly, but the last 2 emails spelled my name incorrectly. And my name never changed or anything. My theory is that “Mykull” either looked at my name for a split second or just went by memory.

2. “I felt we did everything possible to address your concern as quickly as possible, and treat you like a person. We even gave you the opportunity to suggest new alarm, white noise, and morning sounds that will be released in an upcoming app update.”
Clearly you didn’t get the message of my review. When I said, “I’m a person, not just an email” it was basically just because the misspelling of my name made me see the truth in all of this… that I’m just a random user of your app sending an email about it…. Well I already think about this but it still sucks to have it happen in front of my eyes… The statement was basically just how the misspelling made me react and had nothing to do with any of the other actions y’all did. But either way, I bet you guys just said that to save face, since y’all know these responses are public and want everyone to see that I am the “random ungrateful reviewer” and you guys are the “great hardworking team that should be appreciated more”… but anyway.

3. “There are 5 levels of difficulty for each task. The Math level 1 example question is "3 + 5 = ?". Level 5 is "12 x 9=?"”
I never said what kind of alarm I used, and I’m not going to. But let me just say that there is this thought in my head telling me that if I don’t pick the hardest one, I won’t be able to wake up enough. So that’s why I picked what I did when I had the app (not telling you what it was, but you can probably guess it was one of the hard ones). (This part is not really exposing, I’m just trying to clarify why I couldn’t just pick an easier alarm.)

But anyway, why do I only argue with walls? Never giving any real substance, or just being “very polite” so nobody can think they’re a bad person and/or to get out of the conflict asap. But that’s a whole other story… bye again.

(Made on 10/22/26)
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Response from developer

Looking back at the email chain, your name was spelled as it appeared in the Sender / Subject header every time. You may want to confirm that in your email settings. I apologize if there was a mistake on our end. I felt we did everything possible to address your concern as quickly as possible, and treat you like a person. We even gave you the opportunity to suggest new alarm, white noise, and morning sounds that will be released in an upcoming app update. There are 5 levels of difficulty for each task. The Math level 1 example question is "3 + 5 = ?". Level 5 is "12 x 9 = ?" We are sorry you had a bad experience with the app, and always appreciate feedback to make it better.

Really makes a difference

After using this app for a few weeks, I found myself without my phone for a night. Being ripped out deep sleep by a normal alarm is painful. I can’t think of a better way to express the value of this app. The fact that it’s free and they don’t track my data, I don’t think it gets any better.

Response from developer

We're glad you are enjoying our app. Please feel free to message us with any feedback or suggestions for future improvements. We want this to be the best free alarm clock app available.

FAQ

What is Chirpsy?

Chirpsy is a sunrise alarm clock designed to help you wake up gently. It simulates a natural sunrise and uses gradual morning sounds to ease you out of sleep, reducing the jarring effect of traditional alarms.

Does Chirpsy have ads?

Yes, Chirpsy contains non-targeted banner ads to support the project. The developers state there are no video ads, pop-ups, or paywalls to ensure a zero-interruption experience.

What wake-up tasks does Chirpsy offer?

Chirpsy includes a variety of classic tasks like Sudoku Mini, Math Problems, Memory Challenge, Shake the Phone, Stroop Test, and Word Search. You can set them to randomize each morning.

Is Chirpsy reliable?

Yes, Chirpsy is built for reliability with a rock-solid, local experience. It avoids complex server dependencies, ensuring your alarm works when you need it.

What devices does Chirpsy support?

Chirpsy is available for iPhone and iPad. It has an age rating of 4+.

How does Chirpsy's sunrise feature work?

The simulated sunrise sequence and morning sounds mimic natural dawn to suppress melatonin production. This gently shifts you from deep sleep to a lighter state before the alarm, helping you wake up feeling refreshed.

Does Chirpsy track user data?

No, Chirpsy prioritizes privacy and states that it does not track users or sell their data.

When was Chirpsy last updated?

The latest version of Chirpsy, 3.0.2, was last updated on November 8, 2026.