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Five moods, one library

  • Motivational. Spoken pep talks and uplifting voices for people who want a push to start the day.
  • Calm. Soft, unhurried sounds for a slower start.
  • Energetic. Bright, driving sounds for mornings that need momentum.
  • Classic. Familiar, timeless tones and melodies.
  • Anime. Sounds with an anime feel, for fans who want their morning to feel like an opening scene.
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  • Motivational
  • Calm
  • Energetic
  • Classic
  • Anime

What you get

Pick a sound that fits how you want to feel

Five mood categories (Motivational, Calm, Energetic, Classic and Anime) with 30+ sounds, so you start from a feeling instead of a long list.

Preview before you choose

Play any sound right in the library. Hear it first, then decide.

Download once, play without internet

Download a sound to your phone and it plays from a saved file, so your alarm does not depend on a connection.

Import and trim your own

Bring in an audio or video clip, trim it to the part you love (up to 1:00), and give it a name.

Change it whenever you like

The same sound every day gets tuned out. Switch moods or sounds as often as you want to keep it fresh.

Fits your alarms

Use a library sound or your own clip with repeat days, labels, volume and snooze.

How it works

  1. Browse by mood. Open the Sounds tab and pick a category that matches the morning you want.
  2. Preview and download. Tap to listen. When one feels right, download it so it is saved on your phone.
  3. Set it as your alarm. Choose the sound in your alarm. Prefer your own? Import a clip, trim it to 1:00 or less and use that instead.
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Who it is for

You want a pep talk, not a beep

Start with Motivational and wake up to a voice that sets the tone.

You want a slower start

Choose a Calm sound for mornings you would rather ease into.

Your brain ignores the same sound

Rotate between categories so your alarm never becomes background noise.

You have a sound that is yours

Trim a favorite clip and make it the first thing you hear.

Want to go further? Read the FAQ, browse the glossary or get in touch.

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