A fresh look: stamps, ranks to earn, a victory ceremony and a sergeant who answers back when you tap him. A tougher wake-up. The sergeant keeps yelling until your drill is done, and no alarm comes back once you've completed it. Every morning, a drill that actually gets you out of bed. Plus rewritten notifications: clear, short, in your language.

New icon: the sergeant yelling at your alarm clock. You'll spot it at first glance on your home screen, and he hasn't forgotten you.

You can finally pick your alarm sound. The sergeant is in all three: the original barracks, a gentle version for anyone who shares a room, and a rising one that starts low and climbs over fourteen seconds. The setting lives in the alarm screen, with a button to listen before you choose.

When iOS blocks SARGE from setting your alarm, the home screen now tells you and offers to fix it in one tap. Until now the alarm looked active and simply never rang.

The morning mission now opens as soon as you open the app, even if you tapped the notification instead of its button. Push-up counting no longer freezes when you set your phone down after starting. Whatever the order, it counts. No more reminder ringing while you are mid-exercise, or after you have finished it.

The morning challenge now opens every time. Until now it only opened if the app had been closed for hours: the alarm rang and nothing came. If you touch nothing, the alarm comes back on its own five minutes later. And the hour wheel no longer sticks between two numbers.

Snooze no longer kills your alarm. It comes back, with the same drill, until you are on your feet. And the morning drill now defaults to squats instead of mental arithmetic: it is what SARGE promises, and you cannot do them in bed. The first morning starts on easy, eight squats instead of twenty.

When iOS refused to stop the alarm, your successful wake-up was counted nowhere: not the streak, not the full-access mornings. Fixed. If the motion sensor doesn't answer, the mission falls back to mental arithmetic instead of leaving you in front of a ringing alarm. And the monthly plan now comes with three free days too.

The free trial length was shown wrong during onboarding: three days, and that is what it says everywhere now. Attribution measurement added, to learn which campaigns bring people who actually wake up.

Enlistment goes from 37 cards to 21: your mornings first, never your civil status. If iOS refuses to set the alarm, SARGE retries, then sets a backup notification at the exact time, and tells you. The sergeant finally says his own line on every card instead of repeating the previous one.

Three mornings with everything open, so you can judge on evidence. After that, free keeps one alarm, four drills in rotation and seven days of history, and the wake-up never becomes paid. We always warn you 24 hours before a charge, with the exact amount. The physical drill catalogue is finally described for what it is. Wake statistics fixed: successful mornings were no longer being counted.

The morning challenge no longer works against you. When the alarm rings again because the mission wasn't completed, you now get the challenge you picked yourself instead of the same exercise you just failed. Subscription screen set straight: what is announced is exactly what is charged. Alarm and backup reliability improved.

The sergeant found his voice. Your alarm now truly yells at you: military siren plus a drill sergeant barking in your language, with a different speech every morning so your brain never gets used to it. Minor stability fixes.

An alarm you just set now shows up right away on the home screen, instead of staying invisible until the next launch. And no more siren looping during sign-up.

Premium can now be purchased inside the app. Creating an alarm works again, and no screen traps you any more.