Evening, then morning
Wake on time
You’re becomingsomeone who’s up with the first alarm
- Length
- 42mornings
- Steps
- 4
- Timed
- 15min
- Mornings a week
- 5 to 7
Tonight
Your wake routine, step by step.
the wake routine
Settle in
Let’s set tomorrow’s alarm while it’s easy.
I’m readythe wake routine
Phone down
Alarm across the room. Morning you gets a head start.
It’s on the chargerThat’s enough for tonightthe wake routine
Almost there
First alarm, feet on the floor. Lights on, we’re up.
That’s doneThat’s enough for tonightthe wake routine
Last thing
Daylight soon after waking. A window will do nicely.
Done, goodnightThat’s enough for tonight01
Set tomorrow’s alarm now
“Let’s set tomorrow’s alarm while it’s easy.”
02
Alarm across the room
“Alarm across the room. Morning you gets a head start.”
03
Up at the first alarm, Key step
“First alarm, feet on the floor. Lights on, we’re up.”
04
Daylight in fifteen minutes
“Daylight soon after waking. A window will do nicely.”
Four steps
The short version is enough on a hard morning. Every step has a short version.
The details
Pal never offers to skip the key step, which can still be shortened.
About 15 minutes, counting only the timed steps. Going slower changes when you finish, never what you’re aiming for.
- Set tomorrow’s alarm now
- Alarm across the room
- Up at the first alarmthe key step
- Daylight in fifteen minutes15 min
- Lights out, whenever you’re ready.
Or change something else
Coming to iPhone.
This fall.
42 mornings, starting whenever you’re ready.