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Skyshot is a sunlight alarm clock for iPhone that keeps ringing until you show it the sky.

Short description

Skyshot is a calm alarm clock for iPhone built around one mission: show it the sky. When the alarm rings, you walk to a window or step outside and point your camera up. An on-device check looks for real sky, daylight-level brightness and an upward angle. When it passes, the screen floods with a sunrise, your streak grows, and today's sky is saved to your Sky Collage, a grid of every morning's sky.

Long description

Most anti-snooze alarms make you prove you're awake with puzzles, push-ups or a photo of any object. Skyshot's mission is built only around the sky, so the thing that stops the alarm is also the thing that helps you wake up: daylight in the first minutes of the day.

Alarms use Apple's AlarmKit, so they ring through Silent mode and Focus. If you stop an alarm without finishing the sky check, backup alarms follow at +2, +4 and +6 minutes. Before sunrise, window mode accepts a window toward the sky, and after three failed tries you can count the day anyway.

Skyshot is private by design: the sky check runs on-device with Apple's Vision framework, sky photos never leave the phone, and there is no account and no ads. Skyshot is a wellness alarm clock, not a medical device.

What's in the app

• Sky mission: an on-device sky, light and angle check
• Sunrise success animation and daily streak
• Sky Collage: one tile per morning; Pro adds full history and a shareable 1080×1920 poster
• Backup alarms at +2, +4 and +6 minutes
• Window mode before sunrise, and a fallback after three tries
• Widgets, three mission difficulty levels (Pro), extra alarm sounds (Pro)