Yogalarm
Wake up. Move. Begin.
Yogalarm asks you to stand up and hold a yoga pose before the sound stops — a small ritual that turns getting out of bed into the start of practice, not a battle with snooze.
The morning flow
From pillow to practice in three beats
Yogalarm pairs an ordinary alarm with a physical cue — so waking up feels like beginning something, not escaping something.
- 01
Choose your dawn
Set a wake time and pick the pose — or short sequence — you want waiting for you. One calm minute of setup the night before.
- 02
Meet the mat (or the floor)
When Yogalarm rings, silence comes from holding your pose, not from a sleepy tap. Stretch, breathe, and leave the blankets behind.
- 03
Carry the streak
Each completed morning stacks into a streak and a history you can look back on — proof that your routine is becoming real.
Inside the app
Mornings, poses, and progress — on your phone
Swipe through the screens you’ll live in: from setting a dawn alarm to holding the pose that turns it off.
Practice mode
Hold the pose — the alarm quiets when you do.
More than a ringtone
A practice that follows you past sunrise
Yogalarm is built around movement and visibility — so the habit isn’t willpower alone, it’s something your body and your log can both confirm.
Pose-to-dismiss
Match the morning to your body — mountain, forward fold, or a short flow. Hold what you chose; then the alarm lets go.
Honest streaks
Show up on time and your streak grows. Miss a morning and it resets, while your history still remembers what you did.
Wake log
Compare intended times with when you actually completed your poses — a quiet calendar of how your mornings really go.
Stand-and-stretch nudges
Desk days count too. Yogalarm can remind you to rise and move when you’ve been sitting longer than you meant to.
Good to know
Questions & answers
Leave a pose for tomorrow-you
Pick the time. Pick the shape. Let your first waking moment be breath and balance — not another snooze.