Accountability partners
Your friend picks your next caller.Choose someone merciful. Or don't.
Give someone else the keys to your alarm and let your own track record decide when they get to use them.
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You add a partner
A friend, a roommate, a sibling. Anyone who would genuinely enjoy this. No account needed to receive updates.
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They watch your mornings
A private page counts the wake-ups you miss against the limit you set. No editing, no hiding a bad morning.
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Miss enough, they choose
Cross the miss threshold and their page unlocks. They get one pick of your caller, within the window you set.
Got a code from a friend?
Your friend shares a six-character code from the app. Enter it to open their page and see how the week is going.
Questions? Answers.
What exactly does a partner see?
Your name, how many wake-ups you've missed in the window you set, and how many it takes to hand them control. Once they pick a caller, they also see when your next alarm is due. They don't see your other alarms, your reminders or your phone number.
Can I turn it off?
Any time, from Settings. Revoking a partner ends their access to your page right away, along with any control they had over your caller.
Is this actually a good idea?
Depends who you ask. You decide how many missed wake-ups it takes (1 to 10), over how many days (1 to 30), and how long your partner has to make their pick (1 to 30 days). They only pick the caller. They can't change your alarm times or turn an alarm off.
Give someone the keys.
They can pick any of the 75 callers, in any language, to drag you out of bed. See what happens.
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