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About Weky
An alarm that keeps its word.
Waking up is a problem for a lot of people, and the cost is real: late to work, late to school, late to the flight. A normal alarm is easy to silence half asleep, so it fails exactly when it matters.
Weky is the alarm that does not let you go back to sleep. You prove you are awake by solving a problem, typing a phrase, shaking your phone, doing push-ups or squats, scanning a barcode, or photographing something. The alarm stops only when the mission is done. Then Weky turns the win into a streak, a badge and a record you can look back on, so waking up on time becomes a habit you can see.
What Weky does
- Missions. Ten ways to prove you are up, and you can stack several behind one alarm.
- The wake-up check. Finishing the mission is not the end; Weky checks in again later to make sure you stayed up.
- Streaks and history. Streaks are strict: skip a day and they reset. Every morning is recorded, with where you tend to slip.
- Habit tracker. A day counts only when its alarm's mission was completed, so the record can't be faked.
- Sleep tracking. Connect Apple Health to see each night next to the morning that followed it.
- App blocking and Weky guard. Optional tools that keep the apps that distract you, and the temptation to delete Weky, out of reach until the mission is done.
- 32 languages, in light and dark.
What we believe
- An alarm should be hard to cheat. Each mission checks real movement or a real photo, not just a tap.
- Your mornings are yours. Photos, audio and motion for a mission stay on your phone. The app shows no ads and has no analytics. Read the privacy policy.
- Honest beats flattering. A streak that never breaks teaches nothing. Ours resets, so the days you earn mean something.
- Small, and focused. Weky is built by an independent developer. It does one job and tries to do it well.
Get in touch
Questions, ideas or bugs: [email protected]. You can follow what we're working on on Instagram (@weky.app) and read the Wake-Up Log for writing about sleep, mornings and habits.