About this app

Can't stop hitting snooze in the morning? Can't put your phone down at night, and sleep on time? SnoozeWar fixes both ends of your day. SnoozeWar works on both ends of your day: it gets you up in the morning, and it helps you stop scrolling and get to bed at night. Wake up on time, sleep on time, and build a routine that lasts. WAKE UP FOR REAL • Turn off the alarm with a mission: take a photo of a spot in your home, shake the phone, or solve simple math. You have to be awake to finish it. • One snooze is fine. Snooze too much and you break your streak. • The alarm keeps going until you really get up. No silent swipe from the lock screen. • For heavy sleepers, turn on Resist Escape (optional, off by default). While the alarm is ringing, it keeps bringing you back to it, so you can't skip it while you are still half-asleep. SLEEP ON TIME • Set a bedtime. When it arrives, SnoozeWar can show a full-screen reminder over other apps, so you stop scrolling and go to sleep. • You choose how strict it is: a gentle reminder, a stronger nudge, or full blocking. • You can change it or turn it off at any time. SEE YOUR SLEEP • SnoozeWar estimates when you fell asleep and when you woke up, right on your phone. • See your screen time and which apps keep you awake at night. • Your sleep data stays on your device. BUILD THE HABIT • Keep a streak for waking up on time. • Watch your wake-up time get steadier, week by week. • Small wins add up to a routine that lasts. GOOD TO KNOW • It works on both your mornings and your nights. • It is not about waking up early. It helps you wake at the time YOU choose. • It is built on sleep science, not guilt. • It is honest. No app can force you to sleep, and we will never pretend otherwise. SnoozeWar is free. Start tonight: set your bedtime, set your alarm, and wake up on time tomorrow. HOW SNOOZEWAR USES ACCESSIBILITY SnoozeWar uses Android's Accessibility service for two features. The bedtime blocker uses it to see which app is open, so it can show the reminder over it. Resist Escape (optional, off by default) uses it only while an alarm is ringing, to bring you back to the alarm. In both cases it reads only the app's name — never your screen content — and everything stays on your device. You turn these on yourself, and you can turn them off at any time in the app or in Android settings.