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Which wake-up mission should you use?
Four quick questions about how your mornings go wrong. You get one or two missions to try, with the reason for each. It runs in your browser: nothing is sent or saved.
Question 1 of 4
How the picker decides
The picker follows five rules, in this order. There are no scores: a mission either fits your answers or it does not.
- If you never hear the alarm, the phone comes first. No mission can fix an alarm that makes no sound, so the result starts with the iPhone alarm checklist.
- Movement you can't do safely is ruled out. Choosing "walking only" removes Dance, Squats and Yoga. Choosing "stay still" removes every mission that needs you on your feet.
- A shared bedroom rules out the Voice missions, because they are said out loud, and leans toward quiet, screen-only ones.
- Your failure decides the kind of mission. Going back to bed needs a mission that ends somewhere else, like Item search or Steps. Dismissing on autopilot needs attention, like Math or Type it out. Snoozing needs both.
- Your preference picks among the puzzles: numbers for Math, words for Type it out, patterns for Memory.
Color tap is never suggested, because it is the one mission that needs color vision and the picker doesn't ask about it. You can still choose it in the app, which says so before you pick it.
Common questions
Does it set an alarm? No. It suggests a mission; you set the alarm in the WakeOps app, where every mission can be tried for free with “Try it now” first.
Is anything saved or sent? No. The questions and the answer stay in your browser tab and are gone when you leave or refresh.
What if the suggestion doesn't work for me? Try the second suggestion, or chain two missions on one alarm, for example a Find mission and then a puzzle. The missions hub compares all 19.