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Squat Alarm: Squats Stop Alarm
9 Oct 2026launched yesterday
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Limited release · 4 countriesUnited States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia
2.8.6latest version · today
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Hitting snooze is easy. That's the problem. Squat Alarm makes you physically move before the alarm stops — no button, no swipe, no cheating. Using your phone's motion sensors, it verifies real squats in real time. Complete your set, and only then does the alarm go quiet. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ WHY IT WORKS Waking up groggy and hitting snooze five times sabotages your whole morning. Squat Alarm forces a burst of movement the moment you wake — enough to spike your heart rate, clear the fog, and get you upright and moving before you've had a chance to talk yourself out of it. FEATURES - Motion-verified squats — no fake taps, the app confirms real movement - Customizable squat count per alarm - Multiple alarms for different days and routines - Streak tracking to build a consistent wake-up habit - Clean, distraction-free interface built for half-asleep mornings - Works entirely on-device — no camera, no wearable required WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who's tired of empty promises to "just get up on time." Early risers building a fitness habit. Night-shift workers who need a hard wake-up guarantee. Anyone who's tried five alarm apps and still oversleeps. Squat Alarm isn't gentle. It's not supposed to be. It's the alarm for people who need their body, not their willpower, to decide when the day starts. Download and set your first alarm in under a minute.Read more
Hitting snooze is easy. That's the problem.
Squat Alarm makes you physically move before the alarm stops — no button, no swipe, no cheating. Using your phone's motion sensors, it verifies real squats in real time. Complete your set, and only then does the alarm go quiet. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
WHY IT WORKS
Waking up groggy and hitting snooze five times sabotages your whole morning. Squat Alarm forces a burst of movement the moment you wake — enough to spike your heart rate, clear the fog, and get you upright and moving before you've had a chance to talk yourself out of it.
FEATURES
- Motion-verified squats — no fake taps, the app confirms real movement
- Customizable squat count per alarm
- Multiple alarms for different days and routines
- Streak tracking to build a consistent wake-up habit
- Clean, distraction-free interface built for half-asleep mornings
- Works entirely on-device — no camera, no wearable required
WHO IT'S FOR
Anyone who's tired of empty promises to "just get up on time." Early risers building a fitness habit. Night-shift workers who need a hard wake-up guarantee. Anyone who's tried five alarm apps and still oversleeps.
Squat Alarm isn't gentle. It's not supposed to be. It's the alarm for people who need their body, not their willpower, to decide when the day starts.
Download and set your first alarm in under a minute.
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Versions
- Version 2.8.6First seen · 10 Oct 2026
Countries
Limited release · 4 countries Soft launch
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United StatesUnited KingdomCanadaAustralia
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