WakeSharp press kit

A short description

WakeSharp is an alarm clock for heavy sleepers with loud tones, wake-up missions, group alarms, calendar alarms and shift rotations. Missions include arithmetic, puzzles, scanning a household object, retaking a photo, walking, and squats and push-ups counted by the camera. It keeps a daily Sharpness Score and a history of your mornings. It does not track sleep.

Product facts

• Developer: Dipojjal Chakrabarti. Publisher: KineticBit Inc., Ontario, Canada.
• Platforms: iOS 26 or later; Android 8.0 or later. Version 2.30 is live on the App Store (checked 2026-11-07). Google Play has version 2.9, which does not include Squats, Push-ups or group alarms. System controls and permissions differ.
• App languages: English, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, German, French and Arabic. The website has 12 languages.
• WakeSharp Unlimited: $29.99 per year after a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers, or $9.99 per month without a trial. US prices. Local prices appear in each store.
• No ads in the app. An account is optional, except for group alarms. See the privacy policy for backup and analytics details.
• Mission completion is an app action, not a medical assessment. Phone controls, permissions, volume and battery still matter.

Where the launch announcement ran

WakeSharp’s launch announcement, “WakeSharp Launches Alarm Clock App that Makes Users Scan Household Objects to Silence the Alarm”, was published on October 8, 2026 as a press release distributed through Plentisoft and the Evertise network. It is a paid distribution, not editorial coverage, and the outlets’ editorial teams were not involved. The pages below carried it when checked on 2026-10-22:

• Business Insider (Markets Insider, a Business Insider site)
• StreetInsider.com (StreetInsider.com, under Press Releases)
• IPS (IPS News, Business section)

The AP logo on the badge is the owner’s; no AP News page carrying the release has been located, so none is listed here.

iPhone screenshots

These are the eight screenshots on the App Store listing, captured on the 2.14 build and submitted on September 28, 2026; the 2.30 listing still shows them, so the phone screens are earlier than the current app. Keep the artwork intact. The images are WebP copies in store order.

1. Home and next alarm
2. Loud alarm tones
3. Scan an Object
4. Wake-up missions
5. Shared alarm
6. Sharpness Score
7. Shift rotations
8. Morning progress

WakeSharp app icon

Sources and contact

The feature guides explain the public missions and their limits. About WakeSharp covers authorship and editorial standards. Use the contact form for questions or original artwork.