WakeMove keeps ringing until you finish a Mission: squats, push-ups, a plank or a walk, counted by your iPhone. Then Wake Checks make sure you stay up.
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A repeating schedule or a one-time alarm, with a built-in sound or your own. WakeMove rings through iOS's alarm system, at the volume you set, whether or not the app is open.
Open the app and finish the Mission you chose. Walking counts your steps; push-ups, squats, plank, side plank, reverse plank and wall sit are counted by the camera, on the device. You have 30 minutes.
Wake Checks ring again at the times you set, so finishing the Mission and lying back down does not end the morning. If you enabled it, a failed Mission schedules a Penalty Alarm at a hidden time later in the day.
Walking, push-ups from the front or the side, squats, plank, side plank, reverse plank and wall sit. Set the repetitions or the seconds. With Pro, combine up to 5 Missions in one alarm, repeats allowed.
Camera frames are analyzed on your iPhone and are never saved or uploaded.
Add up to 20 Wake Checks at the minutes you choose after the wake-up time. They ring only once the Mission is done, and they move when you move the alarm. Stop each one, or skip the rest for today.
If the Mission fails, one more alarm rings at a hidden random time inside a 3–5-hour window later that day. Once scheduled, it cannot be turned off from the settings, and Hard Mode stays on until it is cleared.
Off by default. It never costs money.
Every completed morning extends your streak. Two freezes a week cover days without an alarm, and the calendar and year view show the habit taking shape. Badges mark the milestones.
Block the apps you choose between a start and an end time with Apple's Screen Time: one app for free, up to 50 with Pro. Hard Mode keeps apps from being deleted while it is on.
Your app selection stays on your iPhone.
Built-in alarms, including classical pieces, an audio file of up to 4 minutes, or a 60-second recording of your own. A bedtime reminder tells you if the volume is too low.
Every alarm is free with one Mission: Walking in full, the camera exercises as short demos. Pro removes the limits, adds backup and takes the ads away.
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| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Missions per alarm | 1 | Up to 5 |
| Exercises | Walking in full; camera exercises as 5-repetition or 10-second demos | All eight, with your own targets |
| Wake Checks and Penalty Alarm | Included | Included |
| Streaks, freezes and badges | Included | Included |
| Custom sounds | Included | Included |
| Focus Mode | Block 1 app | Block up to 50 apps |
| Backup to your account | — | Included, with Apple or Google sign-in |
| Ads | A banner on Home and a card on the result screen | None |
No alarm app can promise to ring in every situation: a phone that is off, out of battery or restarting cannot ring. Keep an independent alarm for anything where oversleeping would cost you. WakeMove is not an emergency or medical device.
Yes. The alarm is scheduled with iOS's alarm system and rings like a system alarm. To turn it off you open WakeMove and finish the Mission.
Set targets you can meet on a bad day, and choose Walking for mornings when the floor is not an option. Missions have no skip button; that is the point. If exercise is not advisable for you, use a different alarm and talk to a professional.
It picks a random, hidden time inside a 3–5-hour window between 7:00 AM and 9:00 PM, starting at least one hour after your wake-up time. You see the window, not the time. Do not enable it on days when an unexpected alarm would be a problem.
Yes. Choose a weekday schedule or a one-time alarm. A one-time alarm switches itself off after that morning.
English, Japanese, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Korean and Simplified Chinese. WakeMove runs on iPhone with iOS 26 or later.