UpRoar is an Android alarm that goes quiet only after one small task you choose: a quick sum, a few real steps, a scan of the kettle. Try it tonight while you're awake.
Free, no account needed. Android 8 and newer.
Four moments, about two minutes. Practice the whole thing tonight so 6:30 feels familiar.
At the minute you set, at full volume, right over the lock screen.
The sound stops while you work. Leave the phone alone for a minute and it rings again.
A sum, a phrase, a walk to the kitchen. You choose the task and how hard it is.
Morning logged. Your week ring fills and the milestone path moves on.
Up to four tasks per alarm, in the order you like. Every one has a quiet typing alternative, because an alarm you can't stop is unsafe.
Read a short line out loud.
Fresh sums every ring, at your level.
Shake, freeze, shake again.
Your own phrase, exactly.
Watch the pattern, repeat it.
Real steps from the step sensor.
A code you stuck by the kettle.
Android has a handful of settings that can silence an alarm without telling you. UpRoar asks for them one at a time, explains what each one does, then rings a 10-second test with your phone locked.
If a setting changes overnight, UpRoar tells you before bed. No alarm app can promise every phone, so the test on your own phone is what counts.
Week rings, a streak and milestones at 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 mornings. Rest days are part of the plan and never count as a miss.
Start a squad with up to five people you'd cheer on. They see your completed mornings and the encouragement you send. Snoozes and missed alarms stay private.
Squads need a free account. Alarms always work without one.
Set one alarm, pick one small task, and practice it once before bed.
iPhone isn't available yet. Email us to hear when it is.
Yes. The current app has no billing integration. There are no money stakes, charges or charity transfers in the current app.
Alarm behavior depends on Android permissions, volume, battery restrictions and device settings. Use the readiness checks and a test alarm on your own phone; no alarm app can guarantee delivery.
Yes. Choose tasks such as speaking, solving, typing, movement or scanning, depending on your device capabilities. Practice your routine and choose an alternative when a task does not work for you.
Snooze sharing is off for new alarms. Joining a squad shares wake progress with its members; you can separately choose whether an alarm posts snooze updates.
No. The current app has no money stakes, charges, withdrawals or charity transfers.
UpRoar currently offers an Android app. An iPhone app is not available.