Weky - smart alarm clock for heavy sleepers

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Your streak, next alarm, last wake-up and sleep, all in one place.
See how long you slept, your sleep quality, and deep, REM and core stages, plus a weekly view to spot your best nights.
Your next alarm with a live countdown, plus every alarm's time, days and missions in one clean list you can switch on or off.
Choose how you wake up, from math to push-ups or a sky photo, and combine several missions to turn off a single alarm.
Track habits like running, gym or stretching, each with its own calendar and streak, so your whole routine stays on track.
Track your streaks, wake-up times and best missions, see what works best for you, and earn badges for every morning you win.
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Inspiration

Waking up is a problem for a lot of people, and the cost is real.

Late to work, and the boss notices.
Late to school, again.
Late to a flight, and the ticket is gone.

Most of us have hit snooze "just one more time" and woken up an hour late. A normal alarm is easy to silence half asleep, so it fails exactly when it matters.

I wanted an alarm that does not let you go back to sleep. Weky makes you prove you are awake: solve a problem, shake your phone, or get moving. The alarm only stops when the mission is done. Then it turns the win into a streak and a badge, so waking up on time becomes a habit you can see.

Weky is also my first iOS app. I have been online for more than ten years, and with today's AI tools I finally built the app I wanted to use myself.

What Weky does

Weky (weky.app) is a smart alarm clock for heavy sleepers. It will not stop until you prove you are awake.

Complete a mission to silence the alarm: push-ups, squats, math, a sky photo, and more.
Build a streak and earn badges for every morning you win.
Track your sleep and see how your wake-up time improves.
Track and grow small habits.

Challenges

Making missions hard to cheat. An alarm is useless if you can trick it, so each mission checks real movement, not just a tap.
App Store review. I had to fix several rejections around pricing before the app was ready.
Marketing. This is the biggest one. Building was the easy part compared with making people find the app.

What I learned

Every day I hit a new error and had to ask what a function really does and why the app behaves wrongly. That daily loop taught me more than any course.

I also learned that shipping is only half the work. The other half is telling people your app exists.

Why Shipaton

The RevenueCat Shipaton is a great chance for me to meet other indie builders and solo founders who think the way I do, and to share ideas in a language we all understand.

My hope is to discover new things, learn from this community, and let more people try Weky. If you are a heavy sleeper, I would love to hear how it works for you. You can follow the journey on Instagram, LinkedIn and Threads.