LumAlarm stages a sunrise across your screen and flashlight, then fades sound in only as you surface. A calmer, kinder start — for light sleepers, early risers, and anyone chasing a better morning.
Being shaken awake by a siren spikes cortisol and heart rate. A sunrise does the opposite — it eases you up through your lightest sleep, so you wake clear, not jolted.
In the window before your alarm, LumAlarm stages a sunrise — then lets sound arrive last, gently, once your body is already rising.
Deep indigo glow begins, barely there — the room starts to lift before you do.
Screen and flashlight ramp to warm white, adapting to how dark the room is.
Curated birdsong rises softly, capped at the maximum volume you set.
A spoken good-morning with the live weather, then a handoff to your music.
Pick your wake time, repeat days, and a sunrise length from 5 to 45 minutes. Optional smart-wake nudges you up to 30 minutes early on movement.
Your screen stages a living sunrise while the camera flashlight ramps in step — both adapting to the room's brightness so it's never a glare in the dark.
Curated birdsong layers into chimes, then your alarm — and dismissing reveals a spoken greeting, the weather, and a handoff to your music.
Deep capability, quietly organised. The everyday path stays effortless; the power is there when you want it.
A hero next-alarm with a live countdown, a week-at-a-glance strip, and quick tools — so the everyday glance tells you everything.
Every rich per-alarm option lives behind clean, collapsible groups. Set a time and go — or open up the full depth when you want it.
The morning, mirrored. A warm glow you tune by hand, or an auto-dimming sunset that eases the light to zero as you fall asleep.
Screen sunrise and camera flashlight, ramping together.
Reads the room so it's never a glare in the dark.
Curated birdsong → chimes → alarm, in sequence.
Bring any track from your device as the wake sound.
Volume rises slowly and never exceeds your ceiling.
Sound eases in ahead of time, never a hard start.
Keep playing into radio, a local track, or Spotify.
Motion sensing catches your lightest sleep first.
A spoken good-morning with today's live forecast.
Gate dismiss behind a math or tap test, so you stay up.
A soft extra few minutes when you truly need them.
Labelled icons, big targets, light & high-contrast themes.
Same job — waking you up. Opposite experience.
Curious why light works? Read it in the Sleep Library.
Not screenshots — these mirror the production components. Tap the days, flip the toggles, and drag the sliders.
Same Compose components, same easing — straight from the app.
A short, honest guide to why light, timing, and routine shape how you wake — the thinking built into LumAlarm.
Your body starts preparing to wake about an hour before you rise — a natural climb in cortisol and core temperature, and light is its strongest cue. A gradual brightening lets that process finish on its own, so you surface from lighter sleep feeling alert rather than startled. A sudden alarm can instead yank you out of deep sleep, triggering a stress response and the groggy fog known as sleep inertia. Leading with light — and letting sound arrive last, and softly — works with your physiology instead of against it.
menu_bookOpen the Sleep LibraryMorning light anchors your circadian rhythm; warm, dim light at night protects melatonin.
A wake window lets gentle cues catch you while you're already stirring — not mid deep-sleep.
A steady wake time stabilises your clock and beats a single long weekend lie-in.
"I used to wake with my heart pounding. Now the room just slowly fills with light and I'm already awake — no jolt."
"The wind-down sunset is the part I didn't know I needed. The lights fade, I fade. We've both stopped doomscrolling."
"A screaming alarm at 4am was brutal. The gradual light makes an ungodly hour almost humane."
Can't find it here? The Help center covers setup, and the Sleep Library goes deep on the science.
Set one alarm tonight. Wake to light tomorrow. Feel the difference by the weekend.