AMaze Alarm is an iPhone app for the full sleep-to-wake routine: relaxing sleep audio at night, challenge-based alarms in the morning, and simple sleep insights afterward. Fall asleep with Originals, ASMR, guided sleep, books, podcasts, classical music, or background sounds. Then wake up with Maze, Tilt Maze, Fog Maze, taps, math, movement, light, Daily News, widgets, and Apple Health sleep-data support.
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Hi Product Hunt,
I’m Felipe, the maker of AMaze Alarm.
I built AMaze Alarm because most apps treat sleep and waking up as separate problems. Sleep apps usually help you relax, but they stop before the alarm. Alarm apps usually focus on making noise, but they ignore what happened before and after you woke up.
AMaze Alarm is designed as a complete sleep-to-wake experience.
At night, you can wind down with sleep sounds, Originals, ASMR, guided sleep, books, podcasts, classical music, and background sounds. You can use simple relaxing audio, or combine content with background sound to create a more personal sleep routine.
In the morning, the alarm is not just a button to dismiss. You can choose challenge-based alarms like Maze, Tilt Maze, Fog Maze, taps, math, movement, and light, with different difficulty levels depending on how much friction you need to actually get out of bed.
Afterward, the app helps you understand the routine with Sleep Analysis: sleep duration, consistency, alarm behavior, snooze patterns, sleep audio usage, and optional Apple Health sleep data when available. It also includes Daily News, widgets, date-based alarms, personalization, and themes, so the app can support both the night routine and the morning routine.
The goal is not to be another alarm clock. The goal is to connect the full loop: fall asleep better, wake up with intention, and understand what is working over time.
I’d really appreciate feedback on:
1. Does the “complete sleep-to-wake routine” positioning feel clear?
2. Does combining sleep audio, challenge alarms, and sleep analysis in one app feel useful, or too broad?
3. Which part would make you most likely to try it: sleep sounds, challenge alarms, sleep analysis, Daily News, widgets, or personalization?
4. What would make you trust an app like this more before using it every night?
Thanks for checking it out.