How a squat alarm works on iPhone
Choose a rep target, place your camera, and see how iOS system alarms and notifications differ.
Read the squat alarm guide →Tomorrow morning. You are still asleep.
go on, try it
Release to stand up.or hold the space bar
That is how every Waiker morning starts.
Waiker only stops when you squat. Your camera counts every rep, a voice coach cheers you on, and your mornings finally start on time.
At 6:30 Waiker rings and the only way to stop it is a short squat mission. You choose the number, from 3 to 100.
The camera finds your body and draws your skeleton live. Every full squat counts, half squats do not.
Hit your number and the alarm stops. Your squats, your time and your streak are saved to your dashboard.
She greets you when the alarm rings, counts every squat out loud, tells you when you are halfway and on your last one, encourages you while you rest, and cheers you at the finish. Tap a line to hear her.
No need to wait for your alarm. Pick your sets, your reps and your rest. Waiker counts every rep, times your rest, gets you ready with 3, 2, 1, and saves every session to your dashboard.
Breathe in, breathe out. You're doing great.
Recorded on an iPhone with Waiker. The skeleton, the counter and the depth bar are the app's own, working live.
Every morning you beat the alarm grows your streak. Your squat total, your finish times and every workout are on one screen, so you can watch the habit build.
Example dashboard. Your own mornings build your numbers.

Ten squats before your feet find your slippers. Do that every morning and it adds up to stronger legs, better energy and a habit you are proud of.
Your squats are counted on your iPhone and nothing leaves it. No account to create, no video saved, no camera frames sent anywhere.







Waiker Premium unlocks squat alarms. Choose monthly, yearly or a one-time lifetime unlock in the app. Eligible new subscribers start with a free trial.
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Yes. Complete your squats to stop the alarm. If you are sick or injured, there is a hold-to-confirm emergency dismiss that always stops it. On iOS 26, Waiker rings as a real system alarm, and iOS always shows its own Stop button. How alarms work on iPhone.
Your iPhone camera finds your body with Apple's on-device pose detection and counts each full squat. Nothing is recorded, saved or uploaded.
Yes. Settings, Look & sound, Voice coach. With it off you hear a short chime when a squat counts and a soft cue when it does not.
Yes. Start a squat workout any time from the Alarms tab. Pick your sets, reps and rest, and every session is saved to your dashboard.
On iOS 26 and later, Waiker schedules true system alarms that ring on the lock screen even when your phone is on silent. On iOS 17 to 25, alarms ring as time-sensitive notifications that follow your sound settings.
Yes. Waiker is on the App Store for iPhone with iOS 17 or later.
Choose a rep target, place your camera, and see how iOS system alarms and notifications differ.
Read the squat alarm guide →Use repeat squat alarms during the day, or start sets and reps with timed rest.
Explore movement breaks →Your first win is in --:--:--
Download tonight. Set one alarm. Meet the person who is up and moving at 6:31.
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