Wake up.
Stay up.

Volume gets your attention, but attention is not the same as being awake — a half-asleep hand can silence any alarm. ProAlarm puts a deliberate task between you and the off switch, adds a louder backup sound if you stop responding, and can run a Wake Check minutes after dismissal to confirm you actually stayed up.

It is built for exactly that. You can stack multiple missions on a single alarm with ProAlarm Max, raise mission difficulty across five levels, add a time limit, ramp the volume from gentle to loud, cap how many snoozes you get, and enable a separate louder backup sound that starts after one to five minutes of inactivity.

There are eleven missions covering memory, maths, typing, matching, pattern recognition, colour identification, equation balancing, digit recall, step counting, QR and barcode scanning, and photo matching. You choose which ones run, how difficult they are, and whether a countdown applies.

Yes. ProAlarm is free to download and stays ad-free for everyone, including free users. The core alarm, five wake-up missions, repeat scheduling, and the built-in tones are all included at no cost.

ProAlarm Max comes as a monthly plan, a yearly plan, or a one-time lifetime purchase. The monthly and yearly plans include a 7-day free trial where available; the lifetime purchase does not. Max unlocks all eleven missions, unlimited mission stacks, the loud backup sound, Wake Check, power naps, desk clocks, premium dismiss styles, and the Zone companion app. Current pricing is shown on the App Store.

No. ProAlarm's App Store privacy label reads Data Not Collected. There are no ads, no third-party ad SDKs, no analytics or crash reporting at present, no cross-app or cross-site tracking, and no precise location collection. Mission photos and QR codes are stored in your own private iCloud, never on ProApps Solutions servers.

Missions that depend on your surroundings — steps, scanning, and photo matching — support a configured fallback mission. If the environment changes or the physical task is not accessible to you, the fallback runs instead so the alarm never leaves you stuck.

With alarm permission enabled, the native iOS alarm path can still ring after the app is closed. Some of the more powerful backup and custom-audio behaviour relies on background activity, so keep ProAlarm running in the background and charge overnight when an alarm really matters. No alarm app can guarantee a ring in every situation, so keep a backup for critical events.

Yes. ProAlarm runs on both iPhone and iPad, with the same missions, sounds, snooze rules, and Wake Check on each. ProAlarm Max access follows the Apple ID you signed in with across the devices you use.