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Win your mornings.
Lark ends your alarm only after you prove you're out of bed — and keeps score of the mornings you win. One alarm with a mission behind it.
No snoozing. No backup alarms. No negotiating.
3-day free trial · missions processed on-device
It's not a discipline problem.
You're fighting biology. Sleep inertia floods your brain for up to 30 minutes after waking — which is exactly when the snooze button looks like a good idea. Lark removes the negotiation.
One alarm rings
A real system alarm that sounds through Silent mode and Focus — just like the built-in Clock. No backup alarms, because backups teach your brain the first one doesn't matter.
Prove you're up
The alarm only ends when you finish your mission — find the toothbrush, do the squats, solve the math. Out of bed, moving, awake.
Your lark grows
Every morning won extends your streak and evolves your companion — and medals unlock new birds for your flock and new skies for them to fly in. Lose a morning, and your bird feels it too.
Pick your wake-up mission
Every mission gets you out of bed and proves it — with the camera, the mic, or your own two feet. Each one comes with the science of why it wakes you up.
Item search
The camera hunts a real household object — your toothbrush, the coffee mug, the fridge. Lark rolls one each morning, so you can't stage it from bed.
Movement
Push-ups and squats, counted by the camera. Wake the body to wake the mind — nothing clears sleep inertia like blood flow.
Math
Arithmetic that forces your prefrontal cortex online. Simple enough to solve, hard enough that you have to actually wake up.
Speak it
Read an affirmation out loud — “I'm up. Today is mine.” On-device speech recognition confirms you said it.
Photo proof
A picture of the sky, your made bed, or grass under your feet. If you can photograph the morning, you're in it.
QR anchor
Scan a code you stuck in the bathroom. The alarm doesn't end until you've physically walked there.
Your lark keeps the score
Your companion starts as an egg — it hatches with your first won morning. From there every win feeds your streak, and your streak grows the bird: five stages, nine medals, a full morning log. Lose a morning, and your lark droops until you win one back.
Egg
before the first win
Hatchling
day 1–2
Fledgling
day 3–6
Songbird
day 7–13
Soaring
day 14–29
Golden Lark
day 30+
Getting up starts paying off
Every morning you win earns something you can see: new birds, new skies, new looks. Your record stops being a number and becomes a world you built by getting out of bed — one you won't want to let slip.
Rare birds join your flock
Keep winning and new companions show up — each one earned by a different kind of morning. Your bird flies everywhere: the alarm card, your journey, every win.
The sky opens up
The world your bird flies in changes with your record, from first light to skies you have to earn the hard way.
Make each bird yours
Every bird keeps its own wardrobe — hats, trails, and looks that mark the mornings behind them.
And the collection keeps growing — new birds, skies, and outfits arrive with updates.
The camera never phones home.
Wake-up missions are processed entirely on your iPhone with Apple's on-device frameworks — camera frames and microphone audio are never stored, never uploaded. We collect anonymous usage analytics and crash reports to make Lark better, and that's where it ends: no ads, no ad trackers, and your data is never sold.
Tomorrow morning is yours.
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