Press kit

Everything below may be quoted freely. For interviews, review builds or anything else: support@riseproof.app.

One-liner

Earn your silence.

Boilerplate

RiseProof is a mission-based alarm clock for Android and iPhone. To silence the alarm you must complete a mission — solve math problems, type a phrase, do push-ups the camera verifies, or scan a QR code taped in another room. Everything is checked by the phone itself: RiseProof has no servers, no accounts and no cloud, and collects nothing beyond store-processed purchase state and crash logs. It costs $19.99 Lifetime Unlock, once — a deliberate rejection of the $24–$60/year subscriptions that dominate the category.

Fast facts

• Price: $19.99 Lifetime Unlock, one-time. No subscription tier exists.
• Platforms: Android and iOS.
• Missions: math, typing, shake, push-ups (on-device pose detection), photo match, QR/barcode, movement match, memory, steps.
• Architecture: 100% on-device — alarm engine, mission verification, streaks. Works in airplane mode.
• Android engine: built on setAlarmClock(); survives reboot, Doze and app updates.
• iOS: notification-chain based, with the platform's limits documented openly rather than hidden.
• Data collected: purchase state (via Apple/Google) and crash logs. Nothing else.
• Support and press contact: support@riseproof.app.

Angles we'll happily go on record about

• Why alarm apps became subscriptions, and the weekly-anchor pricing pattern.
• Why nothing in a wake-up path should depend on a server (the “6am problem” with cloud AI verification).
• What iOS does and doesn't allow third-party alarms to do — honestly.

What we won't claim

No medical claims, no invented decibel numbers, no “impossible to turn off” hyperbole, and no trash talk we can't back up — our comparison pages concede what Alarmy, Erly and Sleep Cycle genuinely do better.