Sky Grid: Stop Snoozing Alarm

Hard to get up? An alarm that has you shoot the sky. Stop the alarm and the camera opens. Take one sky photo to log your morning. Every shot becomes one square in a year-long mosaic. Daily capture and alarms are free. A few more alarms until you've shot After you stop the alarm, the app sets it again a few times until your photo is saved (the number of retries is limited). On iOS 26 and later this is a real system alarm; on earlier versions of iOS you get notifications instead, which are affected by Silent and Focus modes. A year of skies, one square a day Each morning's sky becomes one square, and a year of skies fills in like a calendar. Tap any day to see that morning's sky again. Turn your streak into a card and share it whenever you like. Moku, your little morning companion, celebrates every shot with you. Share the same morning with friends Invite friends as buddies, your morning crew. Only on mornings when you both have shot the sky do you see each other's skies; until then, theirs stays blurred. There is no public feed. Free to start Daily capture, alarms, up to 5 buddies, and your most recent 30 days of sky photos are free. Older photos are never deleted; you can look back at them with Pro. Go further with Pro See every photo older than 30 days, add unlimited buddies, and get a weekly recap card that rounds up your last 7 mornings. Choose a monthly or annual subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Prices are shown in the app before you buy. Available in English and Japanese (switch in the app's settings) Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or turn off auto-renew in your App Store account settings after purchase. The lifetime purchase is a one-time payment. Privacy Policy: https://skygrid.my/privacy Terms of Use: https://skygrid.my/terms