WakeDone guide

WakeDone guide

WakeDone is a mission alarm: you decide the next morning's first action before you sleep, then complete that mission after the alarm rings. It is not a guarantee that an alarm will ring in every device condition. Check readiness before an important morning.

1. Create an alarm

1. Open WakeDone and add an alarm. 2. Choose the time and repeat days. 3. Select a mission: Math, Shake, QR / Barcode, or Steps. 4. Set the mission details, then save the alarm.

Free includes two active alarms. Lifetime Pro adds unlimited alarms, more mission types, and Mission Chain.

2. Check permissions and run the 10-second test

Open Reliability Center before relying on a new alarm or after changing device settings. Review the permission and sound checks, then run the free 10-second test.

Device sound settings, battery state, permissions and operating-system behavior can affect alarms. A passing check confirms the conditions that WakeDone can review; it does not promise that an alarm cannot fail.

3. When the alarm rings

Complete the mission you set for that alarm. For a QR / Barcode mission, scan the saved code. For Steps, finish the selected number of steps. Normal completion follows the mission flow.

Safety Exit remains available for an emergency. It is recorded separately from a normal completion so history does not treat it as the same outcome.

4. Set up Lifetime Pro options

Lifetime Pro can add a Memory or Typing mission, Mission Chain, Wake Check, Fallback Mission, advanced or decreasing snooze, and Mission Quiet Window.

• Wake Check asks for a follow-up response after the first mission. If there is no response, WakeDone can ring again.
• Fallback Mission is a mission you set in advance for an expected exception, such as leaving a QR code at home.
• Mission Quiet Window postpones a follow-up during a chosen time and can allow it to ring again later. It is not a mission bypass.

5. Review alarms and history

Use the alarm list to change the time, repeat days, or mission. You can skip the next occurrence when one morning is different. Free includes a recent seven-day history; Lifetime Pro includes the full history.

6. Backup and restore

Use the system file picker to choose where to save or restore a .wakedone backup. A backup can include QR / Barcode reference text because it is needed to restore the related alarm rule. CSV history export excludes saved QR reference text.

Photo Match reference images and their paths are not included in a portable backup. After restoring, select a new local reference image for a Photo Match alarm.

7. Restore a purchase

Restore a Lifetime Pro purchase from the app on the same Apple or Google platform where you bought it. WakeDone has no shared account or shared entitlement server, so purchases do not transfer between iOS and Android.

8. After a reboot or permission change

Open Reliability Center and run the readiness checks again after restarting the device, changing notification or sound permissions, or changing battery restrictions. For help, email help@homisoft.com with the app name, device model, operating-system version, and a brief description of what happened. Do not send QR reference values, backup files, or purchase details by email.