The Alarm that doesn't take no for an answer
A physical block + app combo that makes snoozing physically impossible.
How it works
Set your alarm
Pick your time and difficulty in the app. Set it once and you're done.
Hide the block
Place it outside your room, the further from bed, the harder to cheat.
Scan to wake
The alarm won't stop until you get up and scan the block. No other option.
The two habits quietly ruining your day
“Five more minutes” only makes it worse
- Snoozing restarts a sleep cycle your body can't finish.
- You wake up groggier, not rested.
- That fog can drag on for hours.
Your phone destroys the day before it starts
- Reaching for it in bed spikes cortisol before you're even upright.
- You start the day reactive and anxious.
- On everyone's agenda but your own.
Get more from every morning
Because if you win the morning, you win the day.
Don't just take our word for it
“It has really given me so much time to be able to reach my goal and do the things I normally wouldn't have time for.”
“It has absolutely changed my life. If you snooze at least 5-6 alarms like me, you need this.”
“Out of bed, I've never in my life done this. I feel so good, so happy I got everything I needed to do done. I feel too productive.”
Frequently asked questions
Because free alarm apps don't fix the real problem, you can snooze, silence, or delete them in seconds. Sunup isn't just an alarm; it's a system that forces action. It rings next to you and won't stop until you physically get up and scan your block. That tiny shift is what breaks the snooze cycle and builds a morning routine that actually sticks. Free apps don't do that, Sunup does.
Yes. Sunup works on Android as well as iOS.
No worries, you're covered. If Sunup doesn't help you wake up better, or just isn't for you, you've got 30 days to send it back for a full refund. No stress, no hassle. But if it does work, and it usually does, you'll be glad you gave it a shot.
You could try, but if that worked, you probably wouldn't be here. Be honest: where has it gotten you so far? If you've been fighting your sleep and snooze habit for years and nothing's changed, there's a word for that, insanity. Sunup takes the responsibility off your half-asleep self and puts a system in place that forces action, so even when willpower fails, you still win.
Yes, and that's exactly what sets Sunup apart. It's not about waking up once; it's about doing it every morning until it becomes second nature. Forcing you out of bed to stop the alarm builds real consistency, and when your mornings change, everything else follows. Most people don't need more motivation; they need a system that makes it harder to quit. That's what Sunup is.
Absolutely. There's no limit on how many people connect to one block, as long as you all have physical access to it, you can all use it. Each phone's app is unique to that user, so everyone sets, edits, and deletes their own alarms independently.
You can use an emergency stop to turn the alarm off without scanning. You only get a limited number of them, so they're there for real situations, not as another snooze button.