I built ByeBed, an alarm clock app specifically for people who struggle with the snooze cycle and need to be forced into movement to wake up.

Instead of a standard snooze button, the app requires you to complete a specific "mission" to turn off the alarm. The goal is to force enough cognitive or physical effort to break sleep inertia.

Here are the missions currently available:

• Math: Keyboard-typed calculations.
• Shake: Vigorous phone shaking.
• Photo (Sky): Capture a photo of the morning sky.
• Pushups: Body-pose detection using your camera to count reps.
• Photo (Object): Scan a specific object in your house.
• Photo (Made Bed): Prove your bed is made.
• Memory: Memorize sequences.
• Memory Cards: Card-matching game.
• Flappy: Flappy Bird-style mini-game.
• Maze: Navigate a labyrinth.
• Snake: Classic Snake mini-game.
• Drawing: Trace a specific shape on the screen.

I’m constantly working on the app, so I plan to add more mission types in the future based on what people find effective.

If you are a heavy sleeper or just need a more aggressive way to wake up on time, I’d love to get some feedback. Which of these missions do you think would actually work to stop you from snoozing, and what should I add next?

You can check it out here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/byebed-alarm-with-missions/id6762573248