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Wakey vs Wayk
Wayk turns your alarm into a morning-routine mission like pushups, making your bed or reading an affirmation. Wakey keeps it to walking or math, and checks again five minutes later.
At a glance
WakeyWayk
How you turn it offWalk (counts real steps) or solve mathMissions: pushups, photo of the sky, make your bed, find an object, read a Bible verse or affirmation
SnoozeNo snooze buttonBuilt to replace snooze with a mission
Check you stayed awake"Still awake?" check 5 minutes after the gameNot stated in its listing
DifficultyEasy, medium or hard, per alarmNot stated in its listing
Sleep featuresBedtime suggestions from 90-minute sleep cyclesStreaks and morning insights
Silent modePlays through the silent switch while the app is runningNot stated in its listing
PriceFree download, subscription unlocks the appSubscription required to set alarms and use missions
PlatformsiPhoneiPhone
Wayk details come from its App Store listing (4.7★ from 20,250 ratings), checked October 28, 2026. Wayk is a trademark of its owner; this page is not affiliated with it.
When Wayk may suit you better
- You want your alarm to start a routine: pushups, bed-making, a verse or an affirmation.
- You like morning insights and stats.
When Wakey suits you better
- You want a game you can do half-asleep in the dark: walk or solve math.
- You want a second check five minutes later so you cannot drift back off.
- You want bedtime suggestions from sleep cycles.
Common questions
Is Wakey a Wayk alternative?
Yes. Both stop the alarm only when you finish a task. Wayk uses routine missions; Wakey uses a walk or math game plus a "Still awake?" check.
Do both need a subscription?
Wayk's listing says a subscription is required to set alarms and use missions. Wakey is a free download with a subscription that unlocks the app.