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Wakey vs SuperAlarm
SuperAlarm has six missions, including scanning and Face ID, plus a wake-up check. Wakey has fewer games but adds bedtime suggestions and keeps setup to a minute.
At a glance
WakeySuperAlarm
How you turn it offWalk (counts real steps) or solve mathSix missions: math, memory games, barcode scan, object scan, Face ID, walking
SnoozeNo snooze buttonNot stated in its listing
Check you stayed awake"Still awake?" check 5 minutes after the game"Wake up check"
DifficultyEasy, medium or hard, per alarmNot stated in its listing
Sleep featuresBedtime suggestions from 90-minute sleep cyclesBuilt around morning and night routines
Silent modePlays through the silent switch while the app is runningNot stated in its listing
PriceFree download, subscription unlocks the appFree download with in-app purchases
PlatformsiPhoneiPhone
SuperAlarm details come from its App Store listing (4.5★ from 5,368 ratings), checked October 28, 2026. SuperAlarm is a trademark of its owner; this page is not affiliated with it.
When SuperAlarm may suit you better
- You want scan or Face ID missions that force you to a specific spot.
- You want six mission types to rotate between.
When Wakey suits you better
- You want two simple games and no setup decisions.
- You want bedtime suggestions based on sleep cycles.
- You want no snooze button at all.
Common questions
Do Wakey and SuperAlarm both check that you stayed awake?
Yes. SuperAlarm has a "Wake up check"; Wakey rings a "Still awake?" check 5 minutes after the game.