Set it the night before. Meet the mission when it rings. Start the day already awake.

Pick a time, choose a mission, and lock it in before bed.

The alarm keeps ringing until the task is genuinely done โ no shortcuts.

Silence earned, streak grows, and your day starts on your terms.
Every mission is verified on your device โ the camera checks your push-ups, your photo, your made bed. Half-asleep tapping won't cut it.

Every morning you finish your mission, your streak climbs. Miss a day and it resets to zero โ deliberately unforgiving, so the number actually means something.

Choose the hours when your most distracting apps go dark. Weky targets the two habits that sabotage sleep: the late-night scroll that keeps you awake, and the in-bed phone loop that keeps you from getting up.

Weky is an alarm that won't let you cheat your way back to sleep. The moment it rings, it hands you a small physical task โ a few push-ups, a photo of the morning sky, your made bed โ and the sound only stops once you've actually done it. By the time you've finished, you're already out of bed and awake, so snoozing simply isn't on the table anymore.
You decide what stands between you and silence: push-ups counted by the camera, a photo of the sky that gets you outdoors, a shot of your freshly made bed, a spoken affirmation, an object hunt that sends you searching the room, or a quick math sprint. We keep adding new missions, and many of them come straight from what users ask for.
Finish your mission and the day counts โ your streak climbs by one. Miss a morning and it drops back to zero, with no partial credit. It's deliberately unforgiving, because that's exactly what makes the streak worth protecting.
Pick the hours when your most distracting apps should be off-limits and Weky locks them for you. It's aimed at the two moments that wreck your sleep: the late-night scroll that keeps you awake, and the in-bed phone habit that keeps you from getting up.
That's exactly who Weky is built for. There's no snooze and no simple off switch โ the alarm keeps going until you've physically completed a mission like push-ups or a math sprint. You can't clear it half-asleep from under the covers, which is the entire point.