Make a Ten Math vs Alarm Clock with Missions

Make a Ten Math is a number-bond practice game. Select two numbers so they add up to the target (default 10; customizable 5–20). Practice mode: shows composition and how many more you need. Challenge mode: 60-second timer to build speed. Boards run from 3×3 to 6×6. Later stages and custom targets unlock with an auto-renewable subscription. Subscription options (prices may vary by region; shown in your local App Store currency): • Weekly VIP — about US$0.99 / week • Monthly VIP — about US$2.99 / month • Quarterly VIP — about US$4.99 / quarter • Yearly VIP — about US$9.99 / year Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation. The subscription renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions. Privacy Policy: https://kdocs.cn/l/chZyA8dJIfgA Terms of Use: https://kdocs.cn/l/caxO9qqVFsrk

Start your morning with Alarm Clock with Missions and its illustrated cat companions. Choose a math challenge, type a phrase, or shake your device to complete a wake-up mission. Select None when you prefer a simple alarm. Make each mission fit your routine. Adjust math difficulty and the number of questions, typing phrases, or shakes. Set one-time or repeating alarms, add a name, and see your next alarm on the home screen. Choose Beep, Chime, or Pulse for each alarm and preview the sound before saving. The selected tone is used by the system alarm and the in-app mission. Save an alarm after changing its sound. Choose from 17 app languages, including English, Korean, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, Italian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Arabic, French, German, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai, and Bengali. Typing missions use phrases in the selected language. Your language preference and saved alarms remain after restarting the app. No account is required. Saved alarm schedules and missions work offline, with friendly cat illustrations throughout setup and wake-up tasks. Share Feedback in the app opens a Tally form in your selected language. iOS alarms use AlarmKit and require alarm permission. Tap Start Mission on an alarm to open the app and complete your mission. The iOS system Stop control can stop a system alarm without completing a mission. System alarm volume and in-app media volume are controlled separately.