Closed beta on Android

EoraWake up at the lightest moment.

Set the latest time you can get up. Eora estimates your sleep cycles and rings in the lightest moment before it — not in the middle of deep sleep.

Try it — move your limit

Eora rings at 07:02

28 min before your limit, on the way up.

An illustration. Eora estimates your cycles from the phone's signals; it doesn't measure your brain.

Alarm

Latest07:30Mon — Fri
Window30 min
Gentle pre-wake

Everything a morning needs. Nothing it doesn't.

  • A limit, not an hour

    You set the latest you can get up and how early it may ring. Eora aims for the lightest moment inside that window.

  • A gentle pre-wake

    A soft call before the real alarm, so the morning starts as a rise, not a jolt.

  • Sounds to fall asleep

    Calm soundscapes with a timer and a slow fade, so the phone goes quiet when you do.

  • Naps and meditation

    A nap timer for the middle of the day, and a few quiet minutes to land before bed.

  • Your nights, in clear

    When you fell asleep, when Eora woke you, how you felt. Enough to see a pattern, never a lecture.

  • 100% on your phone

    No internet permission, no account, no ads, no tracker. Your nights never leave the device.

How Eora picks the moment

  1. 1

    You set a limit

    The latest time you can get up, and a window before it — 15, 30 or 45 minutes.

  2. 2

    It follows the night

    From the phone's signals — movement, light, screen — Eora estimates where you are in your cycles.

  3. 3

    It rings on the way up

    Inside the window, at the lightest moment it finds. Never after your limit.

Questions

Does Eora measure my sleep?

No — it estimates it. Eora reads the phone's signals (movement, ambient light, screen use) to guess where you are in your cycles. It's not a medical device and never pretends to be one.

Will it ring if I don't seem to wake?

Yes. The limit you set is a promise: if no lighter moment comes, Eora rings at your limit, not a minute later.

Does it work without internet?

Entirely. Eora doesn't even ask for the internet permission. Nothing about your nights leaves your phone.

Android or iPhone?

Eora is in closed beta on Android. The iPhone version is built from the same code and will follow once its alarm can be just as reliable.

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