Ringly is an iPhone alarm for chronic snoozers. Set a Wake Profile, check that tomorrow’s alarm is ready, then dismiss it with missions like math, typing, walking, shake, scan/photo proof, or memory. The goal is simple: make the sleepy autopilot path harder than actually waking up.

Hey Product Hunt, I'm Omar, the maker of Ringly. I built it because most alarm apps either feel too easy to dismiss or too chaotic to trust every night. Ringly tries to sit in the middle: a calmer iPhone alarm with Wake Profiles, mission-based stop flows, and clear readiness states before you rely on it overnight. A few details I care about: Premium does not make alarms more reliable; it adds customization. Camera, motion, and photo access are only tied to missions that need them. There are no ads or third-party tracking. I'd love feedback from heavy sleepers, chronic snoozers, shift workers, and anyone who has built their own morning workaround. What would make an alarm feel more trustworthy to you?

I built Ringly around the idea that waking up is not just about making the sound louder.
A useful alarm app should help you prepare the night before, make dismissal harder when needed, and clearly show whether the setup is ready before you go to sleep.

Ringly combines Wake Profiles, mission alarms, Sleep Plan, Wake Report, and alarm readiness checks for that full loop.

Curious how others think about this: what makes you trust an alarm app enough to depend on it?

Ringly combines Wake Profiles, mission alarms, Sleep Plan, Wake Report, and alarm readiness checks for that full loop.

Curious how others think about this: what makes you trust an alarm app enough to depend on it?

Ringly: Alarm Clock & Sleep

Make snoozing harder than waking up

Make snoozing harder than waking up

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What makes an alarm app feel trustworthy enough to rely on?

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What makes an alarm app feel trustworthy enough to rely on?