Drowsify
Drowsy Driving Alertness
About
This app uses your phone's camera to monitor your eyes for signs of drowsiness while driving. It sounds a loud alarm and vibrates to alert you before fatigue becomes dangerous, with privacy-focused, on-device processing.
What's New in Drowsify
1.0
October 8, 2026
FAQ
Does Drowsify have ads?
No, Drowsify does not contain advertisements. It is a completely free application with no ads.
How does Drowsify detect drowsiness?
Drowsify uses your phone's front camera to monitor your eyes in real-time, tracking how long they stay closed and the speed of your blinks to identify signs of fatigue.
Is my data safe with Drowsify?
Yes, Drowsify is designed with privacy in mind. All face detection and analysis happen directly on your device, and no video, images, or face data are ever recorded, uploaded, or shared.
Can Drowsify be used by people who wear glasses?
Yes, Drowsify is built to be accurate for everyone and works even if you wear glasses. It calibrates to your eyes with one tap.
What happens when Drowsify detects drowsiness?
When Drowsify detects drowsiness, it sounds a loud alarm and vibrates to jolt you back to attention. The alarm continues until you are alert again.
Can I adjust the sensitivity of Drowsify's alarm?
Yes, Drowsify is adjustable to your needs. You can choose how sensitive the alarm is and turn sound and vibration on or off.
What devices does Drowsify support?
Based on the available data, Drowsify currently supports iPhones. It was released on October 8, 2026, with version 1.0.
Is Drowsify a replacement for rest?
No, Drowsify is a driving aid and not a substitute for rest. If you feel drowsy, you should always pull over to a safe location and rest.
