Forty seconds of movement instead of a snooze button. You get back the hour before anyone needs you.
One email with a TestFlight link. Nothing else.
The gym before work. A run on empty streets. Forty pages, or nothing at all. fitwake does not make you a morning person. It makes you someone who is already up.
Prop the phone up, stand in the marks, move. Pose detection counts a rep when your joints pass the threshold, not when you nod at the screen.
Squats, push-ups, sit-ups, jumping jacks. You pick the count per alarm.
Hips below knees, chest to the floor. A shallow one does not count, and the screen says why.
The home screen follows the real sunrise where you are. No themes.
The alarm reads as one sentence — when, what, how hard — and you tap a value to change it. One sentence per alarm, because a Tuesday gym alarm and a Sunday lie-in are not the same promise.
Snooze, type-out, quitting the app, backup alarms. Tap firm and the line under the sentence spells out exactly which exits you just gave up.
A backup rings two minutes later and still wants the reps.
Pose detection runs on your phone. Frames are never saved. No account, no sync, no ad trackers. The app reports seven things about the setup and subscription screens, under a random ID, so we can see where people give up. Nothing about your mornings is reported.
We hold your email for the beta and delete it at launch. Full privacy policy.
