Loud alarm clock for heavy sleepers that uses missions to get you up
A simple plant care app for beginners that helps you remember watering, track care history, and build a routine that sticks
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Freemium
Pricing
WakeSharp Unlimited: $34.99/year (7-day free trial for new subscribers) or $4.99/month (no trial)
Free plan: $0, includes 1 active plant, watering reminders, care history, streaks/XP/achievements, no account required. Olmi Pro: $2.99 per week, includes everything in Free plus unlimited plants, photo-based plant identification, device sync, and advanced care guides.
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
Watering reminders that show when plants need care
Care history tracking
Streaks and achievements to build habit consistency
AI-powered plant identification from photos
Plant dashboard organizing multiple plants
Device syncing across iOS and Android
Suggested care profiles for identified plants
Free plant identifier tool
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
Turns plant care into simple, repeatable actions instead of vague advice
Designed specifically for beginners with clear reminders, not complicated encyclopedias
Builds visible progress and habit consistency with streaks and history
Truly free plan with no fake countdowns or trial traps