Roostavo - Mission Alarm Clock

About this app

Heavy sleepers snooze through normal alarms. Roostavo doesn't. Your alarm keeps ringing until you finish a morning quest and prove you're up. No half-asleep dismiss. No endless snooze. Just you, out of bed, earning the silence. HOW IT WORKS 1. Set your wake time and pick a quest. 2. When the alarm fires, it hits your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. 3. Tap Complete Quest to open the app. 4. Finish the quest — verified on your iPhone. 5. Only then does the alarm stop. MORNING QUESTS • Walk — hit your step goal before the alarm quits • Scan — point your camera at a real object (mug, laptop, guitar, and more) • Punch — throw hands at Roostavo on screen • Pushups & Squats — body-pose counting with your front camera • Math — wake your brain with quick problems • Shake — no mercy until you've shaken enough STAY OFF YOUR PHONE Optional morning app blocking keeps distracting apps locked after you wake — so you don't scroll your way back to sleep. MORE TO LOVE • Custom morning song for your alarm • Streak tracking to build consistency • Re-alerts if you try to bail mid-quest • Everything runs on-device — no cloud, no account required PRIVACY FIRST Camera, motion, and vision processing stay on your iPhone. Roostavo does not upload your camera feed or mission data to our servers. REQUIREMENTS • iOS 26.0 or later • Alarms permission (AlarmKit) • Camera for scan and exercise quests • Motion & Fitness for walk and shake quests • Screen Time permission for optional app blocking Rise and crow. Your mornings won't know what hit them. Access to Roostavo requires a paid subscription. Privacy Policy: https://roostavo.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.roostavo.com/terms

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