A cozy alarm clock
A little candle gets up with you and walks you into your morning. The alarm always rings, and a missed morning costs nothing.
The part everyone skips
Most alarms stop caring the second they stop ringing. Dawnling hands you straight to whatever you actually wanted your morning to be, and Wick does it alongside you.
Ten minutes of slow breathing while Wick sways beside you. Quiet by default; one tap adds a soft track if the room feels too still.
Plus meditation, and up to five routines you name yourself: cold plunge, walk the dog, whatever the morning is for.
Wake up, redecorate
Waking up earns dewdrops. Spend them on windows, lamps, sofas and paint. No premium currency, no loot boxes. Go on, redecorate.
Real furniture and real palettes, straight from the app: fourteen windows, seventeen doors, twelve lamps, fifteen sofas, eight paintings and sixteen colours so far. Every piece is earned by waking up.
The rest of it
An alarm clock earns trust in the details. Here are a few, and the help pages explain every one of them, screen by screen.
Typing, sums, candles, odd one out or sorting, on three difficulties, per alarm. Off for the weekend, on for Monday. And if a morning is beyond you, holding the button skips it.
Dawnling keeps a record of what every alarm actually did, on the phone only. A ten-second test rings the real thing, and if a morning went wrong, the report is one tap from me.
A Pomodoro timer for the rest of the day. One stretch of work, then a break, with Wick doing a routine alongside. Stopping early costs nothing.
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, StandBy at the bedside, and the Dynamic Island while the alarm rings. Wick sleeps in the widget too.
The promise
Habit apps learned the wrong lesson from slot machines. Dawnling rewards showing up and stays completely quiet the rest of the time.
Out on Android, coming to iOS
Read how it all works, or say hello any time at hello@dawnling.app.