Snooze from your iPhone • A ringing alarm can now be snoozed from the phone, not only from the wrist: tap Snooze 9 min under Stop Alarm on the alarm screen. • The ringing Live Activity on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island has Stop and Snooze buttons, and the card shows "Snoozed until …" once you tap. • Say "Snooze my SmartWake alarm" to Siri, or add it to a Shortcut. A backup alarm that keeps trying • If you miss the backup notification at your latest wake time, the watch alerts again 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 10 and 15 minutes later, until you stop it, snooze it or open the app. The alerts are grouped in Notification Center. • The iPhone can answer the backup alarm too: when the watch rang as Backup Only, the alarm screen and the Live Activity offer Stop and Snooze. Fixes • The Live Activity could stay on "Armed" when the alarm rang right after the app was relaunched. • Stop and Snooze on a notification found hours later no longer affect tomorrow's alarm; the tap just opens the app. • "Wake me now" from the phone or Siri now tells you when the watch isn't in a wake window. • The watch's status line could reach the phone one update late. • The Arabic snooze button used the wrong plural.

More control, right from Settings. • Choose your preferred language from a dedicated page with 23 languages, or automatically follow your device’s language. • Language changes apply instantly across the app and sleep reports, including right-to-left layout for Arabic. • Easily share SmartWake with friends or leave a review using the new Settings shortcuts.

NEW • Night summary: tap any recent night in Statistics to see what woke you, when you started to stir, and your movement and heart rate through the wake window. • Morning check-in: after the alarm, your Apple Watch asks how you woke up. Statistics then compare how smart wakes felt with wakes at your latest time. • Bedtime: set a sleep goal and an optional nightly wind-down reminder in Settings → Bedtime. • PDF sleep report: share a printable report of your nights from Statistics. The CSV export now lives in Settings → Data. • Backup Only: Apple Watch can only start a smart wake while SmartWake is open on it. When an alarm is set from your iPhone, a widget or Siri, SmartWake now tells you everywhere that smart wake isn't on yet, and reminds you at bedtime so you can turn it on with one tap. Your backup alarm still rings. IMPROVED • More accurate wake detection: a single bump against the mattress no longer counts as light sleep, and short windows, including snoozes, can now wake you at the right moment. • Your watch keeps two months of nights instead of one. • When your watch is out of reach, Statistics tells you how to bring them up to date. FIXED • In rare cases, an alarm you had turned off could st • If the watch alarm stopped unexpectedly while ringing, the backup alarm now takes over. • A one-time alarm could set itself again for the nex • Widgets, the watch face complication and the Live Activity now update right away when you change an alarm's time. • "Wake Me Now" tapped long after an alarm no longer statistics. • Statistics left open overnight now pick up the morning's wake. • Better contrast and VoiceOver support.

NEW STATISTICS • A single ring shows how often SmartWake woke you in light sleep, next to the number of nights it's based on. • The weekly chart shows each night as the wake window you set, filled in with how many minutes early SmartWake woke you. • iPhone, Apple Watch and Siri now use the same design and always show the same numbers. • Works better with larger text sizes and VoiceOver. A MORE RELIABLE BACKUP ALARM • The backup alarm now breaks through Sleep Focus and other Focus modes. • If your watch ends the alarm session on its own, SmartWake keeps trying to wake you instead of treating it as dismissed. • On a new install, the backup alarm waits until you've allowed notifications, and SmartWake tells you if it couldn't be scheduled. FIXES • Live Activities now appear on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. • Lock Screen widgets no longer appear blank. • Alarms set just after midnight are now listed under the right day. • The weekly chart no longer drops a night after a daylight saving time change. • An alarm you've turned off or changed can no longer ring from an earlier session. • Using "Wake Me Now" before your wake window opens no longer throws off your averages, and a night can no longer be counted twice. • Clear Statistics no longer deletes nights recorded after you tapped it, and older data from your watch can no longer overwrite newer data on your iPhone. • Widget and Control Center buttons now tell you when your watch can't be reached. • Siri shortcut phrases now work in every language Sm"Arm Alarm" shortcut keeps a 5-minute wake windowinstead of changing it to 10. • The Health permission prompt on Apple Watch is now • Widgets now refresh only when something changes, which saves battery.

Repeat days for every alarm. • Pick the days — each alarm now repeats on any set of weekdays instead of a single "every day" switch. Presets for Every Day, Weekdays and Weekends, or clear every day to make it a one-time alarm. • See it everywhere — alarm rows, the armed banner, the iPhone status card and the widgets all show the repeat ("Daily", "Weekdays", "Mon Wed Fri"), and now name the weekday when your next wake is more than a day away. • Siri and Shortcuts — the "Arm Alarm" action's Repeat Daily switch became a Repeat option (Keep Current, Never, Every Day, Weekdays, Weekends). It defaults to Keep Current, so an automation that only changes the wake time won't wipe the days you picked. • Accessibility and translations — alarm toggles and the watch time picker now carry proper VoiceOver labels, and every string, including the Shortcuts actions, ships in all 22 languages.

Multiple alarms are here. • Create as many smart alarms as you like — each with its own latest wake time, wake window, and daily repeat. • Turn any alarm on or off right from the list on your Apple Watch or iPhone, or swipe to delete one. • Widgets, the Control Center toggle, Siri and the Live Activity now follow whichever alarm comes next. • Your existing alarm carries over to the new list, so nothing is lost when you update. • Reliability fixes: a disabled alarm can't ring, stopping an early wake won't bring a second ring, and your alarms survive an overnight relaunch.

Statistics on your wrist Your sleep history now lives on Apple Watch: total alarms, optimal wakes, success rate, average minutes woken early, and your last five nights — no iPhone needed. Repeating alarms you can trust Daily alarms now survive the night even when watchOS shuts the app down in the background. Your alarm stays armed, smart wake detection keeps running, and the alarm re-arms itself for the next morning. Also fixed • Waking early no longer triggers a second alarm minutes later. • A cancelled alarm stays cancelled, even after a restart. • Alarm status stays in sync between Apple Watch and iPhone. • Your iPhone no longer misses nights recorded while it was out of range.

Wake up smarter with SmartWake 1.1: • Snooze — a new Snooze button on the watch gives you 9 more minutes, scheduled the battery-friendly way. • Act from the notification — Stop or Snooze the alarm right from the backup notification, without even lighting the screen. • Escalating haptics — the wake-up taps start gentle and gradually get firmer the longer you sleep through them. • Low-battery guard — the watch warns you before arming an alarm below 30% battery, so a drained watch never costs you a morning. • Weekly trend — Statistics now charts your last 7 days of wake-ups, showing how early you woke and which days were optimal. • CSV export — share your full sleep session history as a spreadsheet-ready file. • Clear statistics — start fresh anytime from Settings, on both iPhone and watch. • Interactive widgets — arm or disarm the alarm directly from your Home Screen widgets. Also fixed: the Control Center toggle now works reliably, plus widget layout and chart polish. SmartWake speaks 23 languages.