The move-and-stretch alarm for people who hit snooze

Wake up early. Stretch. Stay up.

WakeFlow is an iPhone alarm app for people who keep hitting snooze. Stand up and follow a short, camera-verified stretch routine to start the day on your feet.

No spam. Just the beta invite and product updates.

For iPhone users who want a short standing routine instead of another snooze.

Inside the app

A calmer kind of alarm.

WakeFlow morning dashboard and next-alarm screen
Create your alarm
WakeFlow camera-verified side stretch with a woman in a bright living room
Complete the mission
WakeFlow completion screen celebrating an awake morning and a two-day streak
Awake and ready for today.

How it works

Set the alarm. Stand and stretch. Start the day.

WakeFlow turns the first 30 seconds after an alarm into a short standing routine: enough movement to help you leave the snooze loop, without turning the morning into a workout.

01

Set your alarm

Choose a 90-second or 3-minute morning routine.

02

Stand and stretch

Place your iPhone nearby and step into view.

03

Start the day on your feet

Complete the short movement flow, then get on with your morning.

Got questions?

FAQ

The short version of what WakeFlow does, how the camera works, and what stays on your phone.

A note from the founder

I built WakeFlow because I needed a gentler start.

I spent long hours at a computer, promising myself I would stretch—but I kept putting it off. Eventually, my body made it clear I could not keep ignoring long periods of stillness.

Now I start and end my day with gentle stretches, and use small movement breaks to interrupt the routine of sitting.

WakeFlow grew from that practice: an invitation to make a little space for your body and mind, and to begin each day with movement that feels possible.

A personal story, not medical advice. Move in a way that feels safe for you.

The WakeFlow founder doing a gentle overhead stretch in natural morning light
A simple stretch before the day begins.

Try a better reason to stand up.

Join the WakeFlow beta for an iPhone alarm that turns the first minutes of the day into a short, camera-verified stretch routine.