Alarm at 6:30
Fires whether you're up or not. You snooze it, dismiss it, or eat before it. The streak dies by Thursday.
iPhone + Apple Watch
Not at 7:00 sharp. Not at sunrise. SinceWake anchors your reminders to the moment your watch notices you're actually up — and the whole chain shifts with you.
Overslept till 9:42? Everything moves with you. No edits, no guilt.
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The problem
“Take levothyroxine at 6:30” fires while you're still asleep — or an hour after breakfast. Morning rules aren't clock rules: empty-stomach meds, sunlight in the first 30 minutes, coffee after 90. They all count from one moment the clock doesn't know.
Fires whether you're up or not. You snooze it, dismiss it, or eat before it. The streak dies by Thursday.
Fires when your morning actually begins. Slept in on Sunday? The chain quietly re-anchors itself.
How it works
Keep sleep tracking enabled and the SinceWake complication on your watch face.
Movement on the wrist, confirmed by sleep data on the iPhone. Wake time is computed to the minute — retroactively exact.
Meds at +0, sunlight by +30, first coffee at +90. Notifications land on the watch and the phone, whichever is closer.
Privacy
No server. No account. No analytics. Sleep and motion data are read on your devices and stay there. SinceWake never writes to Health and has nothing to sell — except the app itself.
Pricing
Free
$0
Pro
$14.99/yr · 7-day trial · $34.99 lifetime
Beta
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