There's no worse moment of the day than being woken up by the irritating sound of an alarm. But what if, instead of an annoying noise, a person you don't know called you to wake you up? And what if that person was on the other side of the world? Meet Wakie, the social alarm that wakes you up in the morning.
One of the worst moments we suffer daily is being woken up by the insane sound of an alarm. And although there are several options like playing music, lights or the vibrate mode of our phone, we have a new alternative to present to you. Its name is Wakie, and it's a new way to wake up, made especially for those who, like you, hate the discordant noise of an alarm clock. Wakie is an application that performs the same function as an alarm clock, but with an interesting twist: a community of people wakes you up every morning.
Wakie is a community of people who wake each other up in the morning. The most interesting thing is that this person can be anywhere in the world. But let's take it step by step. Wakie works like any alarm clock: you set the alarm for a certain time and go to sleep. When it's time to wake up, you'll get a phone call from another Wakie member wishing you good morning. Calls last only sixty seconds, with a warning at the fifty-second mark, and the call disconnects automatically as soon as the minute is up.
Sixty seconds where a stranger wakes you up for a quick chat. The call is completely fast and casual, without long conversations. It's totally anonymous and secure, without showing or exchanging each other's numbers. Wakie is an easy-to-use and completely free application available on iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Wakie also has a premium version that extends calls to five minutes, ideal for talking with that unknown person on the other side of the world with whom you can start a new relationship.