Fixes. “How to use OKIRO” closed the app Opening the guide made the app quit. It opens now. The wake check after stopping on Apple Watch (Pro) If the iPhone app wasn't running, stopping the alarm on your watch could skip the wake check and leave no record of the morning. The iPhone now picks up the watch's dismissal even when closed, and the wake check, wake log and streak follow. Snooze and switching off An alarm switched off mid-snooze still rang at the snooze time — no longer. On iOS 26 the snooze re-ring is a system alarm too, so it sounds through Silent mode and Focus. Yesterday's snooze count no longer carries into the next morning. After you clear the mission Sound and notifications stop and the morning is recorded the moment you clear it. Closing without tapping “Start My Day” no longer loses the record or the next alarm. Opening the app while an alarm rang could silence the system alarm — fixed. Screens that wouldn't swipe away The Pro screen and “Redeem a code” now close when you pull them down. Translations Some text showed in English on Japanese devices; the holiday names and the code screen showed Japanese on English ones.

Every issue you reported, fixed. Alarms ringing twice On iOS 26 the system alarm and a notification rang at the same instant in two different tones. The notification now waits a minute as a backup instead of echoing. The wake check rang late "5 minutes" rang at 8 — three minutes were being added internally. It now checks at the time you chose and rings a minute later if unanswered, with 1- and 2-minute options. You can answer straight from the notification. If Pro has lapsed, the switch no longer sits on doing nothing: it reads as off and your setting is kept. The steps mission didn't work It switched to tapping without saying why when Motion & Fitness was off. It now explains, links to Settings, and starts counting the moment it's turned on — plus a hard-sum way out for when you genuinely can't walk. No way to reach support One-tap email from Settings; we reply within two days. Codes from support are redeemed under Settings → Redeem a code. No way to tell what's normal Settings → How to use OKIRO: every feature in seven sections and fifteen illustrated chapters. Onboarding now points there.

The sleep side of OKIRO, rebuilt. “I'm going to bed” Tap it as you get into bed and OKIRO measures how long you took to fall asleep instead of estimating it. On the Sleep tab and on Apple Watch — and with Pro, as a switch in the alarm editor. Set tomorrow's wake time from your wrist (Pro) Choose the time on your Apple Watch and press “Going to bed”. Your bedtime is recorded and the alarm is set, without picking up your iPhone. A more accurate report Fixed a bug where Health's “in bed” record could stretch one night to twenty-one hours, or list the same day twice. Every night now says where its start time came from — your tap, Health, or an estimate. An illustrated guide Settings → How to use OKIRO. Six chapters, from making an alarm to reading last night.

Still won't stop until you're up. Everything around that just got better. ■ Sleep analysis (Pro) Wear your Apple Watch to bed and OKIRO reads last night from Health — stages, heart rate, breathing, blood oxygen, wrist temperature, even how loud your room got. It doesn't just list numbers. It explains them: "You had 10 minutes of daylight yesterday, and took 40 minutes to fall asleep." Every reading is shown against your own normal, so there is nothing to look up. Export a fortnight as a spreadsheet. Read-only, and nothing leaves your iPhone. ■ Skip Japanese holidays Weekday alarms can now sit out public holidays, worked out on your iPhone. ■ Work backwards from arrival Say when you need to be there. OKIRO subtracts your travel and getting-ready time. ■ Tag mission (Pro) The alarm stops only when you scan the NFC tag on your mirror or the barcode on your toothpaste. ■ Match my calendar (Pro) Rings earlier only on the days that start early. You get a heads-up the evening before. ■ Smart wake on Apple Watch (Pro) Buzzes when you're in light sleep in the last 30 minutes — never later than the time you set. ■ 44 alarm tones, up from 13 (Pro) Temple bell, music box, taiko, an old telephone, and voices that call you until you're up. Searchable. ■ Power nap, skip just the next one, lock before it rings ■ Settings moved, on purpose The alarm editor's first screen is now just time, days, mission and sound. The rest lives under "More options".

OKIRO 1.2 — Photo Mission & Apple Watch support • NEW: Photo Mission — snap the same spot every morning to silence the alarm (Pro) • NEW: Partner Silent Mode — your Apple Watch buzzes so you wake up without waking them (Pro) • Assorted reliability fixes and improvements

13 sounds — and mornings you can actually trust. ■ 13 alarm tones (was 5) Koto, piano, morning birds, crystal bells, deep sonar and more. The free plan goes from 2 to 5. Every tone is synthesized on your iPhone, so nothing is ever downloaded. ■ 13 sleep sounds (was 6) Mountain stream, fireplace, room fan, night train, summer night, heartbeat and deep cave. The free plan goes from 1 to 3. With Pro, the new Sleep Mixer layers up to 4 sounds at once — rain over a fireplace, waves under night wind. ■ Test my alarm now Sends a real alarm notification in 10 seconds, so you can lock your iPhone and hear it for yourself before you trust it with tomorrow. ■ Automatic reliability check OKIRO now warns you on the home screen when something would stop your alarm from ringing — and fixes it in one tap. ■ Bedtime reminder A nightly nudge to wind down, showing how much sleep you would get before your next alarm. ■ Things that keep you going • 12 achievement badges • Streak Freeze — one missed morning no longer resets your streak (Pro) • 6 accent themes that recolor the whole app (Pro) • Gentle fade-in wake-up that rises from a whisper to full volume (Pro) ■ Other improvements • Lock Screen widgets • Fixed: the snooze limit was not being applied correctly • Fixed: the alarm could stay silent after a phone call or Siri • The sleep timer now genuinely fades out instead of cutting off • VoiceOver and Reduce Motion support Still zero ads, zero data collection, and no account required.