Built on iOS 26's alarm system

Wake up
on time, every time.

MissionAlarm sounds through Silent mode, takes over your screen, and only stops when you complete a mission. Push-ups, an object hunt, a maths puzzle. Your choice tonight, your problem tomorrow.

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Coming soon to the App Store. iPhone, iOS 26 recommended.

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✓ Sounds on silent ✓ Full-screen takeover ✓ Re-fires until you're up ✓ No data collection
How it works

Three steps. No snooze button.
No mercy.

1

Set the alarm

Pick your wake time and your mission tonight, while you still have willpower. Tomorrow-you doesn't get a say.

2

It takes over

Full screen, through Silent mode and Focus. Silence it and it returns in seconds, then keeps returning until you start.

3

Complete the mission

Do the reps, find the object, solve the puzzle. Verified by camera, sensors or AI. Then, and only then, quiet.

Missions

20+ ways to prove you're up

One alarm, a whole menu of missions. Pick whatever actually gets you out of bed.

MOVE

Push-upsSquats Jumping jacksSteps Shake it

FIND

Object huntMake your bed Get to the kitchenStep outside Front door

MIND

MathsMemory game Word unscrambleReaction test BreathingDaily verse
Features

Built to get you up

Every feature exists for one reason: making sure you don't go back to sleep.

An alarm you can't ignore

Real system alarms via Apple's AlarmKit. Full screen on the Lock Screen, through Silent mode and Focus, exactly like the built-in Clock. Except this one has conditions.

Camera-verified missions

On-device vision counts your push-ups and squats rep by rep, and photo missions are checked by AI. Nothing recorded, nothing stored.

Wake up to real music

Search the charts, preview any song, wake up to it. Or upload your own file. Downloaded locally, so no signal at 6am changes nothing.

The re-fire ladder

Silencing the alarm buys you 20 seconds. Then it's back. Abandon a mission halfway and it comes for you again. The only exit is finishing.

Streaks & freezes

Watch a streak build day after day. Two freezes a week cover the odd disaster, so one bad morning doesn't erase a good month.

Wake Check

A few minutes after your mission, a silent check makes sure you didn't crawl back in. Only a genuinely awake person notices it. Miss it, and the alarm returns.

Snoozing isn't laziness. It's sleep inertia.

Your brain takes minutes to fully switch on after waking, and a normal alarm loses that fight every time. Research shows movement and mental effort end sleep inertia fastest. That is exactly what MissionAlarm makes you do.

FAQ

Frequently asked

Does it really ring when my phone is on silent? ▾
Yes. MissionAlarm uses Apple's AlarmKit, the same alarm system as the built-in Clock app, which sounds through Silent mode and Focus by design. You grant it alarm permission once, and iOS treats it as a real alarm from then on.
How does it count push-ups? ▾
The front camera tracks 19 points on your body using Apple's on-device vision. A rep counts when your elbows genuinely bend and straighten. It runs entirely on your phone: no video is recorded, stored or uploaded.
Can I cheat? ▾
You can silence the alarm with the volume button, and it will be back in about 20 seconds. You can close the app, and the alarm still fires because iOS holds it, not the app. Photo missions are checked by AI, reps are checked by camera geometry. The honest answer: finishing the mission is quicker than fighting it.
What if I physically can't do push-ups? ▾
There are over 20 missions, most with no physical demand at all: maths, memory, word puzzles, photographing your kettle. Every mission has difficulty levels, and exercise missions start as low as three reps.
Is my camera footage stored anywhere? ▾
No. Rep counting runs entirely on-device and nothing leaves your phone. Photo missions send a single photo for AI verification, get a yes or no back, and the photo is not stored by us. Details in the privacy policy.
What do I need to run it? ▾
An iPhone. iOS 26 or later gets the full experience, with system alarms that break through Silent mode. On older versions, alarms are delivered as notifications, which iOS mutes when the ring switch is off, so we strongly recommend updating.
Is MissionAlarm on Android? ▾
Not yet. iPhone first, done properly.

Tomorrow morning,
you'll be glad you did this tonight.

MissionAlarm is coming to the App Store.

Coming soon