Awake - The Alarm App

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About this app

Awake – The Alarm Clock

Awake is a modern Flutter-based alarm app that lets you fine‑tune every detail of how you wake up. Set repeating alarms, customize their look and sound, and choose creative ways to dismiss them.

Key Features
🌗 Switch between light, dark, and system themes.

🕑 Toggle 12‑hour or 24‑hour time format.

📳 Enable or disable vibration when alarms go off.

🔊 Adjust alarm volume with an optional gradual fade‑in.

🎵 Pick custom alarm sounds directly from your device.

🏷️ Add a title to each alarm and manage multiple alarms with ease.

🔁 Select the days of the week for repeat alarms.

💤 Snooze alarms for a custom duration.

❌ Dismiss alarms in fun ways:
• Default ringing screen
• Math challenge
• Shake to stop
• Tap challenge
• QR code scan (QR code download available in settings)

Why You'll Love It
Set it and forget it, knowing that Awake will reliably ring and challenge you however you choose. Whether you want to shake your phone awake or solve a quick math problem, you’re free to customize your morning routine. With full control over vibration, volume, and themes, you can fine‑tune the experience to your personal style.

Wake up your way – with a little fun and a lot of flexibility!

Ratings and reviews

Works well for what it does, but it has a bug that's been a problem since daylight savings. It goes off at the time set, but also an hour later, when it would've been going off before daylight savings. It's becoming a pretty big pain, and along with the fact I have to enter the app to dismiss the alarm, it's making me consider switching apps again

This is a really good app. No ads, no in-app purchases, just an alarm that does its job perfectly. It’s a perfect fit for people who struggle with waking up, like me. It keeps ringing until I get up and physically turn it off with the QR code in my kitchen. This is exactly what I’ve been looking for 🙌 The only issue I noticed is that if Bluetooth headphones are connected, the alarm sound only plays through them instead of both the headphones and the phone speaker

With a few more features, this could be really good: 1) Display the name of the alarm on the alarms page. 2) Allow setting a playlist of songs, from which the alarm sound will be randomly chosen. 3) Allow different sounds on a per-alarm basis. 4) Allow an online radio stream to be the alarm sound, with an offline backup sound in case the stream can't be reached. 5) Add a "test alarm" button. 6) Very importantly, allow the user to set the fade-in duration and volume curve.