u/Ab17ah

I studied medicine and became obsessed with sleep — specifically why alarm times that look good on paper feel terrible in practice.

Your optimal wake time isn’t fixed. It shifts based on when you fell asleep, how much deep sleep you got, and your patterns over time. A rigid 7am alarm ignores all of that.

WakeAI is an iOS app I built that connects to Apple Health, reads your sleep data, and learns your patterns over time. It suggests wake times based on your actual habits rather than a time you picked arbitrarily months ago.

After 150 beta users the most consistent feedback is that it’s the first alarm app that feels like it’s working with your body rather than against it.

Happy to answer questions about the sleep tracking side specifically.

Hey everyone,
I’ve been building WakeAI for the past few months — a behavioural operating system for iOS that learns how you actually live and adapts to you automatically.
Most apps wait for you to tell them what to do. WakeAI doesn’t.
Here’s what it does right now:
• Learns your sleep patterns and suggests wake times based on your actual habits
• You tell it “dentist appointment at 2pm at 45 High Street” and it creates the calendar event, calculates travel time, and alerts you when to leave
• Upload a photo or PDF of a schedule or letter and it extracts all your appointments automatically
• Shows you a daily dashboard with your sleep, steps, location and upcoming events in one place
• Gets smarter the more you use it — the behavioural engine builds a profile of your patterns over time
It’s free to try on TestFlight right now:
👉 https://testflight.apple.com/join/UJPBqHQa
Would love honest feedback — what works, what doesn’t, what you’d want it to do that it doesn’t yet. Building this solo so every piece of feedback genuinely shapes what gets built next.
Happy to answer any questions.

I built an AI that learns your sleep patterns and adjusts your wake time automatically. Here’s what 3 months of data taught me.