Arrival vs StopNap

Arrival is a GPS stop alarm that wakes you near your destination. Start tracking, put your phone away and relax, let Arrival alert you before you miss your stop. How it works - Set a destination (and starting point if needed) - Pick an arrival distance (500 m / 1 km / 1.5 km / 2 km) - Arrival tracks your progress and triggers an alarm when you’re close Features - Vibration alert designed to wake you up - Avoiding disturbing others, alarm sound only when headphones/Bluetooth audio is connected - Estimated time and progress tracking while you’re in transit - Test Alarm's effect anytime - Premium unlocks more alarm tones, arrival distances, and ambient alarm music Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ EULA : https://unikonginquiry.wixsite.com/unikong/arrivaleula

Fall asleep on the bus. We'll wake you. Wake Me There is a location alarm for people who travel by public transport. Pick where you're getting off, choose how early you want to be woken, and put your phone away. When you get close, the alarm goes off. HOW IT WORKS 1. Search for your destination — a stop, a street, a shopping centre, anywhere. 2. Choose your alert distance, from 100 m to 1 km. 3. Pick an alarm sound and decide whether it should vibrate. 4. Start the alarm and relax. WHY PEOPLE USE IT • Sleep on long commutes instead of guessing at a timer • Read or work without checking the map every two minutes • Travel in an unfamiliar city and get off at the right place • Night buses, early trains, long-distance coaches FEATURES • Runs in the background — lock your phone or switch apps • The alarm keeps ringing until you stop it • Three alarm sounds, with optional vibration • Recent destinations saved for one-tap reuse • Drop a pin straight on the map when you don't know the address • Works with buses, trains, metro, trams, ferries and coaches Wake Me There uses your location only while an alarm is running. Place search is powered by Google Places.