Tic-Tac-Toe
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Win a game of Tic-Tac-Toe to stop the alarm.
Group multiple alarms together.
BlockWake is an Android alarm clock that groups your alarms into reusable Alarm Sets. Set the times once, then manage the routine together.
Free to use · No ads · No subscription
Keep related alarms together.
An Alarm Set is a reusable group of alarms. Create unlimited sets in Free, with up to 5 alarms in each. Keep an early shift and gym routine separate, then switch either group on or off together. Pro supports up to 30 alarms per set.
How Alarm Sets work
Earlier app version with example 10-alarm sets. Free supports 5 alarms per set; Pro supports 30.
Create an Alarm Set at once.
Choose a first time, how many alarms you want, the minutes between them, and the days they repeat. BlockWake previews the times before you save.
Read the setup guide
Customize each alarm.
Keep alarms in one set while adjusting an individual alarm’s note, schedule, ringtone, vibration or dismissal settings when you need to. Standalone alarms are unlimited in both Free and Pro.
Choose your alarm controls
Complete a challenge to stop the alarm.
Choose an optional challenge for an alarm. Finish it to dismiss the ring.
Maze
Guide the dot through the maze to the exit.
Math
12 + 8 = ?
20 ✓
Solve a math problem to dismiss the alarm.
Hold
5sec
Press and holdKeep pressing until the timer finishes.
Math and Hold are included in Free. Tic-Tac-Toe and Maze require Pro.
Explore wake-up challengesNo account required.
Alarms, notes, preferences and wake-up history stay on your phone.
No ads, no subscription.
BlockWake Free is ad-free. Use the app without recurring subscription charges.
Track your wake-up patterns.
Wake-up Insights show your response time, snoozes and wake-up pattern on your phone. The screenshot shows one example report.
The Discover tab also includes a Circadian Rhythm Calculator for planning sleep and wake times.
Questions about BlockWake
How do Alarm Sets group alarms?
Choose a first time, the number of alarms and the minutes between them. BlockWake creates those times as one reusable Alarm Set, so you can switch the group on or off together.
Is BlockWake free to use?
Yes. Create unlimited Alarm Sets and standalone alarms, with up to 5 alarms per set. Math and Hold challenges are included, with no ads, account or subscription. Optional Pro allows up to 30 alarms per set and adds Maze and Tic-Tac-Toe.
Does the free app show ads?
No. BlockWake Free is ad-free.
What is a wake-up challenge?
It is an optional task you finish before stopping an alarm. BlockWake offers Math, Hold, Maze and Tic-Tac-Toe.
Can I snooze an alarm?
Yes, if you leave Snooze enabled. Snooze postpones the alarm; Stop ends it and uses the chosen challenge, if there is one. You can turn Snooze off in wake-up controls.
Can I customize one alarm inside a set?
Yes. Start with the set’s default controls, then edit an individual alarm when it needs a different note, schedule or Stop action.