AutoWake Is No Longer Available
Unfortunately we have had to withdraw AutoWake from sale, as it will not work as originally developed on the new WatchOS 10, due to a lot of changes under the hood released by Apple in the new WatchOS.
If you already own AutoWake you will continue to own it, but be mindful that updating to WatchOS 10 will cause issues. If you need to re-install the app you can do it via AppStore app - tap on your Profile and into Purchases.
If you are not aware, AutoSleep has a really great smart alarm built in. We built this with the long term plan to phase out AutoWake using an API that Apple developed with us in mind. This is why AutoWake was free in the bundle for all those years.
AutoSleep has been designed to have a feature that renders the snooze button redundant. Once you use it you will never go back. It is amazing how much better you feel once you use it.
Tap here to read all about the AutoSleep smart alarm.
Tap here for information on related wake time features.
Ideally set a 15 minute window and enable the arousal feature which will tap you once per minute during this window prior to sounding the alarm.
This will take you out of deeper sleep. You may not even notice the first few taps, but you will start to be woken up gradually and by the time your alarm goes off you will be fully awake. This feature was designed to replace snooze as snooze. It works incredible well! Also, DON'T use the early wake feature if using this.
Touch the large on/off switch.
The switch will flash briefly as it contacts iPhone.
When active the switch will slide to the right.
When manually activating the alarm:
You can also run HomeKit scenes to turn your bedside light on/off.
You can also activate the lights off feature in AutoSleep to track your time to fall asleep. You can enable this in the settings tab of the AutoWake iPhone app.
If you forget to enable the alarm, you can use a safety schedule so that this is automatic. This will automatically enable the alarm roughly six hours before the set time.
Touch the time button.
Touch the hour or minute picker.
Turn the Digital Crown.
Touch Save.
You can also set default times for each day using the schedule.
Touch the alarm type button.
Use the Digital Crown to select the alarm type.
Note the green time window text below the type picker. This indicates the time window for your selection. This is either 15 or 30 minutes before your alarm time.
Touch Save.
In the 15 or 30 minute window before the alarm will sound, your energy level (based on heart rate and motion) will be checked in 5 minute intervals against one of two threshold values. Either light, or medium. If the 5 minute energy level is above the threshold then the alarm will trigger early.
It is best to start off with the light setting.
You can check your last alarm results in the AutoWake iPhone app in the Last Alarm tab. This will show you your energy levels graphed in 5 minute blocks leading up to the alarm time. On this graph are two lines, namely Light and Medium. Here you will be able to see how close the 5 minute energy level was to either the Light or Medium setting.
You will receive a light tap every 5 minutes within the 15 or 30 minute window before your set alarm time. This is usually not enough to wake you up, but it will take you out of deeper sleep as you get closer to the final alarm time. This usually prevents those occasions where you remain in very deep sleep until the minute your alarm fires. You are able to change the type of tap and/or disable the sleep cycle buster in AutoWake settings / Haptic section.