1. Plan
The next occurrence
Time, repeat days, mission, and selected follow-up stay distinct.
WakeDoneMission alarm
Plan the next wake-up. Test it. Keep a clear way through.
Choose the next occurrence before sleep, try the alarm and mission separately, then follow the planned mission or an available basic recovery path.
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2. Test
Sound and mission
Try the 10-second alarm and practise the mission separately.
3. Recover
An available basic path
Use another basic mission when a camera, sensor, or QR is unavailable.
4. Record
Facts, not guesses
Mission paths, responses, and exits remain separate in local records.
Prepare the next wake-up
See the planned occurrence before it becomes a morning task.
Choose a time, repeat days, and a mission. WakeDone keeps the next occurrence, its chosen mission, and any follow-up you select in one place. You can change just the next occurrence without replacing the regular schedule.
A mission response is an in-app record. It is not a measurement of wakefulness or a promise that an alarm will be heard in every device condition.
Test and practise separately
Check what the app can observe before an important morning.
Free 10-second test
Use the selected alarm settings for a short sound test and practise the mission with its current requirements. Scheduling, presentation, a hearing confirmation, and mission completion are kept separate.
Permissions, sound settings, battery state, and operating-system behavior can affect alarm delivery. A readiness result describes the conditions WakeDone can review; it does not guarantee that an alarm will ring or that you will wake up.
Basic recovery stays free
Keep moving when the original mission cannot be used.
Available basic alternative
If a camera, sensor, or registered QR is unavailable, choose an available basic mission to continue the current attempt. This basic recovery does not ask you to prove the problem or make a purchase.
Preselected custom fallback rules and Mission Chain remain optional Lifetime Pro tools. Basic recovery records its own path rather than pretending the original mission was completed.
Bounded follow-up and a clear exit
A follow-up never becomes an endless new alarm chain.
Wake Check · Lifetime Pro
Wake Check records only whether you respond. It does not measure wakefulness or sleep. Its basic behavior is one check with a 90-second response window and, at most, one re-alert; no response remains a no-response record.
Free Safety Exit ends only the current occurrence and its linked snoozes and Wake Check. Separate alarms and the next repeat stay scheduled. It can be used repeatedly without punishment, extra tasks, review requests, or payment.
Local, factual history
Keep the records you need without turning them into a verdict.
Full raw wake-up records can be viewed, deleted, and exported for free. The record distinguishes original completion, basic recovery, Safety Exit, and a follow-up response instead of treating them as the same result.
Basic backup is available. QR reference values are excluded by default and are included only when you explicitly choose that option. Restored alarms arrive disabled for review, and Photo Match references must be registered again on the new device.
Optional Lifetime Pro
Unlock more planning tools and longer comparisons with one purchase.
One-time purchase
Lifetime Pro adds more active alarms, additional missions, Mission Chain, preselected custom fallback, advanced snooze, Quiet Window, and Wake Check.
Pro also adds 30- and 90-day comparisons and advanced statistics. It does not restrict access to your full raw history, deletion, export, basic recovery, or Safety Exit.
One-time purchase
Start with the complete basic path.
WakeDone has no ads or monthly or annual subscription. A public store price and purchase availability are shown only by the relevant store when released.
Free
Use the complete basic path
- Two active alarms and four basic missions
- Separate 10-second test, mission practice, basic recovery, and Safety Exit
- Full raw history view, deletion, export, and basic backup
Lifetime Pro
Optional one-time unlock
- More alarms, additional missions, Mission Chain, and preselected custom fallback
- Wake Check, Quiet Window, and advanced snooze
- 30- and 90-day comparisons with advanced statistics
Purchases and restores are handled by the relevant platform store. WakeDone does not use a shared account or entitlement server.
FAQ
A clear plan is more useful than a promise.
Does WakeDone prove that I woke up or guarantee an alarm?
No. Mission completion and Wake Check responses are app interactions. Permissions, sound, battery, and operating-system behavior can affect delivery, and the app does not measure wakefulness.
What happens when a QR, camera, or sensor is unavailable?
Use an available basic mission to continue the current attempt without a purchase. Preselected custom fallback rules are an optional Lifetime Pro feature.
What does Safety Exit end?
It ends the current occurrence and only its linked snoozes and Wake Check. Separate alarms and future repeats remain scheduled. Repeated use never adds a penalty, task, review request, or charge.
How does Wake Check work?
It is an optional Lifetime Pro follow-up: one check, a 90-second response window, and at most one re-alert. A missed response stays a missed-response record, not a conclusion about sleep.
Privacy and support
Local records stay under your control.
Alarm rules, records, and mission progress stay on your device unless you explicitly choose a backup, export, or share action. QR reference values are excluded from backups by default.