This alarm clock is designed for heavy sleepers, eliminating the snooze button. It offers various modes with unique wake-up missions that require user interaction, like tapping to a beat, speaking a phrase, or scanning objects, to ensure you get out of bed.
2.1
November 9, 2026
Small improvements to your mornings.
Yes, WakeUp contains advertisements. As a free application, it relies on ads to support its development and maintenance.
WakeUp has a rating of 3.7 stars based on 3 user ratings. This provides a general indication of user satisfaction.
Currently, WakeUp is only supported on iPhone. There is no information available regarding Android compatibility at this time.
The latest version of WakeUp is 2.1, which was released on November 9, 2026. Updates are released periodically to improve functionality and add new features.
WakeUp is rated for ages 4 and up. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users.
Yes, WakeUp is a free application and does not require a subscription to use its core features. There are no subscription fees associated with the app.
If you are unable to complete a mission, WakeUp offers an 'Emergency stop' option. This allows you to stop the alarm, though it does not count as a successful wake-up and may affect your streak.
No, WakeUp states that camera and microphone missions run on your phone and that mission images and sound are not uploaded to WakeUp servers. Your voice is not saved or uploaded.
