One alarm is a suggestion.
Set a whole staircase of alarms in one action. Tell it when you have to be up and it works backward — 7:00, 7:10, 7:20, 7:30 — so you surface gradually instead of all at once.
You already do this by hand
One alarm gets dismissed by a version of you that isn't awake enough to be trusted with the decision. So you stack five of them.
Then your schedule shifts by twenty minutes and you're editing five separate alarm entries, one at a time, at midnight.
Set the last one. Get all of them.
AlarmCascade is built around the only time that actually matters: the one you have to be up by. Pick it, choose how many nudges you want and how far apart, and the whole cascade is scheduled in a single action. Move the target and the entire staircase moves with it.
How it works
Set your target
The time you actually have to be up. Everything else is derived from it.
Shape the cascade
How many alarms, and how far apart. A live preview shows exactly what will ring and when.
Hold to arm
One deliberate press — hard to trigger by accident — and the whole batch is scheduled.
What's inside
Anchored on the real deadline
You set the time you must be up by; the earlier alarms are generated backward from it. Change the target, the whole cascade follows.
Armed in one action
One press schedules the entire batch, and one press cancels it. No editing alarms one at a time.
Rings like a real alarm
Full-screen over the lockscreen, looping audio and vibration, with stop and snooze — not a notification you can swipe away in your sleep.
Survives the phone
Scheduled to fire through battery-saver doze, and re-armed automatically if the phone reboots overnight.
Wears your wallpaper
Material You dynamic color — the app picks up your device's palette instead of imposing its own.