WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION Version 3.0 brings the biggest update yet. Solve To Snooze has been rebuilt around Apple AlarmKit for a more reliable alarm experience, especially when your phone is locked. What's new: • New AlarmKit-powered alarm delivery • Improved lock screen alarm reliability • Better one-time and repeating alarm scheduling • Smarter snooze handling and recovery • New Reliability Center to test alarm setup, sound, challenge flow, and lock screen readiness • Improved save, edit, toggle, and delete handling for alarms • Better math and memory challenge flow • UI polish and stability improvements across the app

Solve To Snooze is now free to download! A one-time in-app purchase unlocks the full feature set: unlimited alarms, recurring schedules, all challenge types, difficulty control, all sounds, and escalation mode. The core alarm — one alarm, math challenge, Rise sound — is free forever with no catch. If you paid for the app previously, thank you. You already have everything and will not see a paywall.

What's New (Release Notes) Now available in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, and Portuguese. Every screen, challenge, and setting adapts to your language automatically.

This update makes mornings harder to ignore and easier to manage. • New wake-up challenges: Typed Phrase, Barcode Scan, and Step Count • New Reliability Check Center to test alarm access, sound, challenge flow, and lock-screen readiness • Smarter scheduling with exact one-time alarms • New Today, Tomorrow, and Later alarm grouping • New Next Up card with a countdown to your next alarm • Quick presets for Weekdays, Weekends, Every Day, Tomorrow Only, and Skip Next • New escalation mode that makes alarms tougher after repeated snoozes • Stronger snooze controls with real max-snooze enforcement • New Insights dashboard with wake-up streaks, wake score, average snoozes, and recent alarm history • Refreshed alarm editor and ringing experience with a more polished flow throughout the app

Version 2.0 — What’s New Redesigned from the ground up. Solve To Snooze has been rebuilt with a cleaner, more polished experience from the alarm list to the moment your alarm fires. Now powered by Apple’s AlarmKit Alarms now use Apple’s AlarmKit system alarm experience, so they can ring more reliably while your phone is locked. AlarmKit is built for true alarm behavior, with system-level presentation and alarm access handled directly by iOS. New alarm experience When your alarm goes off, you’re greeted with a bold full-screen solve experience showing the time, your remaining snoozes, and your challenge all in one place. The screen stays awake so you never fumble in the dark. Better wake-up flow Alarm access is now managed through the system alarm permission flow, and alarms are rescheduled and synced more reliably when you return to the app. Better memory challenge The memory pattern challenge has been redesigned with vivid Simon Says-style colors, unique icons per tile, and a clearer visual sequence so it’s easier to follow when you’ve just woken up. Alarm list overhaul Your alarms now show the time, repeat schedule, and sound at a glance, with quick toggles to enable or disable without opening each alarm. You can also delete alarms directly from the list. Important note Solve To Snooze now uses Apple’s system alarm framework. Some parts of the lock-screen alarm UI are controlled by iOS and may appear differently from the in-app solve screen.

What's New in This Update Memory Challenge — Completely Redesigned The memory pattern game has been rebuilt from the ground up to be far easier to follow: Each tile now has a bold, distinct color (red, green, blue, yellow) and a unique icon — no more guessing which square lit up Active tiles flash brightly with a colored glow so you can't miss them A row of progress dots tracks exactly where you are in the sequence as you tap Tiles dim during playback so the active one stands out dramatically All-New Alarm Sounds Six new sounds built specifically to wake you up — not just notify you: Rise — An aggressive frequency sweep that climbs from low to high, five times in a row Siren — A smooth emergency oscillation between two tones Pulse — Rapid-fire two-tone beeping, fire-alarm intensity Blare — Harsh dissonant bursts for heavy sleepers March — A punchy short-long rhythmic pattern that cuts through sleep Chime — Ascending bell tones for lighter sleepers who want a gentler wake Gradual Volume (Crescendo) Alarms now start at low volume and gradually ramp up to full over 45 seconds — less jarring, but guaranteed to reach full volume if you don't wake up early.