Loud alarm clock for heavy sleepers that uses missions to get you up
Your screenshot backlog, one small session at a time
Stage
Not given
Not given
Founded
Not given
Not given
Based in
CA
Not given
Pricing model
Not given
Not given
Pricing
WakeSharp Unlimited: $34.99/year (7-day free trial for new subscribers) or $4.99/month (no trial)
Free version includes unlimited scanning, full results review, and moving up to 50 selected items per month to trash. ClearSpace Pro includes unlimited deletion allowance, full-library quick review tools, duplicate and similar-photo groups, quality analysis, and large and old media review. Available
Key features
Loud alarm tones in dedicated sound category
Math Problems mission requiring arithmetic
Scan an Object using camera recognition
Puzzle missions including Memory Match, Sequence Recall, Colour Clash, Type It Out
Photo Proof mission to retake reference photos
Walking missions tracked by step counter
Calendar integration with automatic alarm rescheduling
Shift rotation support for irregular schedules
Daily Sharpness Score and morning history tracking
Apple Watch app support
Focused review sessions of up to 25 screenshots
Oldest-first sorting with age filters for 30 days, 6 months, or 1 year
Separate keep and delete actions
Duplicate and similar photo detection
Quality analysis for blurry photos
Android Trash confirmation and restore support
No permissions beyond photo and video access
Five-second undo for deletions
Large and old media review
Chat media detection for WhatsApp, Telegram, and KakaoTalk
What makes it different
Multiple interactive wake-up missions beyond standard alarm sounds
Object recognition technology runs locally on your device for privacy
Designed specifically for heavy sleepers and shift workers
No account required; optional Apple or Google sign-in for backup
Review-first approach with explicit deletion choices instead of automatic cleanup
Focused sessions make large backlogs manageable
Free version with 50 items per month deletion allowance
Limited scoped permissions without requesting all-files access