WakeQuest is an alarm app designed for people who find it easy to dismiss alarms and fall back asleep. Instead of simply tapping a button, users can complete challenges such as solving math problems, shaking their phone, scanning a QR code, or using an AI-powered camera challenge to turn off the alarm. Users can also combine challenges and customize alarms to create a wake-up routine that works for them.
I ve been thinking about a problem that I m sure many technical founders and Makers here can relate to.
I m a Senior Software Engineer with 5+ years of experience, and I ve built 300+ Android, iOS, and web applications across areas like education, healthcare, productivity, AI tools, and business software.
Over time, I ve realized that building the product is often easier than getting it in front of the right customers.
As a technical person, I m comfortable with product development, architecture, UI/UX, backend systems, AI integrations, deployment, and turning ideas into working products.
Most brain-training apps give you the same drills whether you slept 4 hours or 9. Lumen+ reads your sleep, HRV, and mood from Apple Health and turns it into "Brain Weather" — a daily readiness score that decides whether today is a Push Day or a Recovery Day.
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