Alarm clock for Android

Wake up to a voice you love.

Your own words. Or someone you love. Played at the minute you set, over the lock screen. Not a beep. Something worth getting up for.

The RiseUp Today alarm screen: a large time, the mood, a Snooze option and a Hold to rise button.

Hold to rise. It is meant to be hard to do by accident.

How it works

Set it once. Then just sleep.

Three steps, and the last one is waking up.

The new alarm screen: scrolling hour and minute wheels, the days of the week, a name and four moods.

1Set it up

Scroll the time. Pick the days. Choose a mood, and record a speech or import one.

The home screen: the next alarm and its countdown, and a list of alarms with their moods.

2Go to sleep

Your next alarm waits on the home screen, with a countdown. No account to make.

The alarm screen with a Hold to rise button.

3Wake up

Your speech plays over the lock screen and keeps going until you hold to rise.

Four moods

Pick the voice your morning needs.

Each mood has its own colour, so the screen you wake to feels like the speech you hear.

MotivationHustle

High-energy, get-up-and-go pep talk.

CalmMindful

Gentle, grounding, low-pressure wake-up.

DisciplineTough love

Direct, no-excuses accountability.

GratitudePositive

Warm, appreciative, optimistic framing.

Yours, and private

An alarm you sleep next to should not be watching you.

No account.
No ads.

Nothing to sign up for, and nothing selling your mornings.

Your recordings stay on your phone.

We never receive them. The only thing the app ever sends is an anonymous crash report if it breaks, and you can switch that off.

It checks itself.

A guided setup walks you through the phone settings an alarm needs. If something later gets in the way, the app tells you.

Set one alarm tonight.

In a voice you love. See how tomorrow starts.