WakeGuard: Drowsiness Alert
AI Eye Tracking for Drivers
About
This app uses eye tracking and voice checks to detect driver drowsiness and provide urgent alerts. It offers hands-free monitoring during navigation and supports night driving. Designed for long trips and commutes, it enhances driver awareness.
What's New in WakeGuard
2.0.0
July 20, 2026
A focused, more reliable WakeGuard: new Drive Report after every trip, Protection Log, instant warnings if tracking is interrupted, and a smoother first-drive experience.
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WakeGuard Premium
Unlocks unlimited eye tracking and alarms
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FAQ
Does WakeGuard have ads?
Yes, WakeGuard contains advertisements. As a free application with in-app purchases, advertisements are displayed to support its development and operation.
What devices does WakeGuard support?
WakeGuard is available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, allowing for integrated alerts and monitoring across your Apple devices.
How does WakeGuard detect drowsiness?
WakeGuard uses eye tracking to monitor for signs of drowsiness such as eye closure, long blinks, and head nods. It also offers optional hands-free voice checks for added reassurance.
Can I use WakeGuard while navigating?
Yes, WakeGuard allows for active monitoring while you use its in-app navigation feature, ensuring continuous drowsiness detection during your drive.
What is the age rating for WakeGuard?
WakeGuard has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users who drive.
How often is WakeGuard updated?
The latest version, 1.1.0, was released on 2026-06-19, indicating recent development and ongoing support for the application.
Does WakeGuard require an account?
No, WakeGuard processes data on-device and does not require users to create an account, enhancing privacy and ease of use.
What should I do if I feel tired while driving?
WakeGuard is a driver support tool and does not guarantee accident prevention. If you feel tired, the app advises pulling over safely and resting.