RiseReady

Don't just wake up.
RiseReady.

Start your morning with intention, not another snooze.

The movement screen: a warrior pose held for fifteen seconds, with the form cue underneath. The speak screen: say it out loud, the line Where I end up is mine to decide, with the words already spoken picked out in amber and the microphone listening.

Two snoozes a day.
109 hours lost per year.

That's time spent waiting to start your day. RiseReady gives you something worth doing instead.

Basis: two nine-minute snoozes a day, every day for a year. That is 18 minutes a day, 109.5 hours, 4.6 days.

20 seconds from
alarm to intention.

The alarm goes off, you say a line out loud, and the answer is saved to your journal.

What should your morning ask of you?

Three simple choices.

  • Speak

    Say an affirmation, quote or verse.

  • Move

    Wake up with movement.

  • Write

    Start with a thought worth keeping.

Choose what
helps you rise.

45 categories. 4,000 lines.

  • Confidence
  • Faith
  • Focus
  • Gratitude
  • Calm

Six ways to
get moving.

Choose which routines your alarm draws from. Each move has a timer and a short cue for form, and you can swap one that doesn’t suit the morning.

  • Stand UpThe least you can do, standing up.
  • LoosenUndo eight hours of lying still.
  • StrengthBodyweight, no equipment, no floor space.
  • Get WarmNinety seconds and you are properly awake.
  • Keep It QuietNothing that thuds. Nobody else wakes up.
  • YogaShapes to move into, not a class.
Tree pose during a Yoga routine, held in a sunlit living room, with a thirty second timer. Bird dog during a Keep It Quiet routine, done on a bedroom rug while someone sleeps in the bed behind. Squats during a Strength routine, with a one minute timer and the cue: chest up, weight in the heels, thighs parallel.
Writing a journal entry in the app: the morning's question, Where did you go first when nobody else would, above an empty text field. The journal screen, Your days saved: each entry shows the question that was asked above the answer that was written, with a By day and By question toggle and a search field.

Your story, one
morning at a time.

Choose a question to answer each morning. This gets your mind active, and in ninety days you've created a book of your thoughts and intentions.

More than a
morning alarm.

Choose affirmations, quotes and Bible verses, or write your own. They turn up through the day, not only at six in the morning.

  • Apple Watch
  • Lock Screen
  • Home Screen
A quote being read aloud on the wake screen: We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Will Durant.
The Today screen in the morning: good morning, the day's line, I can be the good part of someone's day, and today's intention.

Small mornings.
Big change.

The app keeps count of what you did, on your phone and nowhere else.

  • Day streak
  • Movements
  • Affirmations
  • Journal entries

Before you set the alarm.

What does it cost?

Seven days free, then one subscription, billed by Apple. Cancel any time in your iPhone settings. The price is on the App Store page.

Does it ring in Silent mode?

Yes. RiseReady uses Apple's alarm system, the same one the Clock app uses, so it sounds through Silent and Do Not Disturb.

What if I cannot talk in the morning?

Tap each word of the line instead. Speech is optional, and the alarm stops the same way.

Can I use it as a plain alarm?

Yes. With no missions, it rings like an ordinary alarm.

What if I do not like a line?

Thumb it down and it never comes back. Thumb one up and it is saved.

Where does my journal go?

Nowhere. It lives on your iPhone, and you can export it from Settings whenever you want a copy.

Tomorrow morning
is waiting.
Don't just wake up.
RiseReady.