You can't silence it from bed. Alarm Shift turns off when you walk to a device you've chosen — your router, a speaker, your watch. Get up, walk over, done.
$1.99/month · 3-day free trial · No hardware to buy
Most "get out of bed" alarms sell you a physical tag you have to buy, place, and never lose. We took the hardware out of the equation.
No device to purchase, no shipping, no accessories. One small subscription and every feature is included, on every phone you own.
There's no dock to order, unbox, mount, or replace the battery in. Nothing to forget when you travel. Install the app and you're set tonight.
Your Wi-Fi router, a smart speaker, your watch, your headphones — anything with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth in your home can be the thing you walk to.
Choose any Wi-Fi network or Bluetooth device in your home — ideally in a different room from your bed.
The app reads the live signal, asks how far away you're standing, and learns what "near" means in your space. Every room is different.
When the alarm rings, walking to your device is what stops it. Stay in bed and it keeps going.
Pick whichever is furthest from your bed. The app reads signal strength — the same thing your phone uses to draw its Wi-Fi bars — and works out how close you actually are.
Already running a Wi-Fi sensing node at home? Alarm Shift can read presence from a RuView device instead of raw signal strength — point the app at its address and it becomes your wake-up trigger. RuView is a separate open-source project (MIT), not made by us, and it's entirely optional.
Smart Shift moves your alarm when your morning changes. Letting an app near your calendar is a big ask, so here is exactly what it looks at — and everything it deliberately ignores.
Off by default. Every change is shown and logged, you can decline any one of them, and disconnecting deletes the local model in a single tap. Calendar sync is still in development — the rest of the app works today.
If your alarm moved, it tells you why out loud, in plain language, instead of just going off early.
Optionally follows your calendar — earlier for a new early meeting, later when something is cancelled. Off by default.
Soft piano, ocean waves, rain, a rooster — or record your own voice.
See when it rang, how long you took to get up, and how that trends.
No account, no servers, no analytics. Your data never leaves the phone.
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Try it free for three days. Cancel any time.
No. Alarm Shift uses the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals your phone can already see. There's no dock, tag, or accessory to purchase.
Anything in your home that broadcasts Wi-Fi or Bluetooth — your router, a smart speaker, a TV, headphones, or a smartwatch. Pick something in another room so you actually have to get out of bed.
That's what calibration solves. It measures the real signal and asks how far away you're standing, so "near" means near in your home rather than a generic threshold. You can also pick a device further away.
Yes. Alarms are scheduled with the operating system, so they fire even when the app isn't running or the phone has restarted.
No. There's no account and no server. Alarms, sleep history and calibration are stored only on your phone. Location permission is used solely to read Wi-Fi signal strength — the app doesn't use GPS or track where you are. See the privacy policy.
Android 7.0 and newer. Wi-Fi proximity is available now; Bluetooth proximity is rolling out.
Three-day free trial, then $1.99/month.
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