Ryse - Alarm Clock to Wake Up
Get Up, Pushups, Rise, Habit
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This alarm clock requires users to complete a task like push-ups, taking a photo, or solving math problems to turn it off. It's designed for heavy sleepers and snooze addicts to ensure they wake up effectively.
What's New in Ryse
1.0.1
August 22, 2026
Ryse update: New Item Search and alarm picture missions make waking up harder to fake: get out of bed, snap a photo, and the alarm stops. Faster pushup alarm detection, improved get up alarm accuracy, and a more reliable wake up call every single morning. Optimized wake up performance across the whole app, plus bug fixes and stability improvements throughout.
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FAQ
Does Ryse have ads?
No, Ryse is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted wake-up experience.
How does Ryse ensure I actually wake up?
Ryse requires you to complete a mission, such as push-ups or taking a photo, before the alarm stops. This active engagement helps overcome sleep inertia.
What kind of missions does Ryse offer?
Missions include performing push-ups, taking a photo of a specific object, solving math problems, or reading a Bible verse aloud.
Can Ryse bypass Silent Mode and Do Not Disturb?
Yes, Ryse utilizes Apple's latest alarm technology to ring through Silent mode, Sleep Focus, and Do Not Disturb, appearing on your Lock Screen and Apple Watch.
What happens if I don't have internet access?
In case of no internet, Ryse falls back to a simple offline math problem mission, ensuring you can still turn off the alarm.
How does Ryse track my progress?
Ryse tracks your wake-up streaks, awards badges for consistency, and provides insights into your average wake time and response speed.
Is Ryse available on all Apple devices?
Yes, Ryse is available on iPhone and iPad, with features syncing across devices via iCloud.
What is the age rating for Ryse?
Ryse has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.