Mission-based alarm
The alarm you
can’t ignore.
To silence Robin you complete a mission — photograph a target, verified by a vision model. No snooze. No dismiss button. No escape hatch. The alarm that finally gets you out of bed.
iOS & Android · You decide to be a little tough on yourself.
Alarm ringing
06:40
Mission
Photograph the sink
Locked — complete mission to silence
The sequence
How Robin gets you up
Four states, in order. The friction is decided when you’re calm and enforced when you’re not.
- 01Armed
Set an alarm + pick a mission
Choose a time and the mission that silences it — photograph a target like your bathroom sink, solve math, or scan a barcode. You set the friction in advance, while you're calm and rational.
Screen 01 - 02Locked
It rings — no snooze, no dismiss button
At wake time the phone becomes a hardware readout. There is no snooze and no dismiss button anywhere on the screen. The only way forward is the mission.
Screen 02 - 03In progress
Complete the mission
Get up and photograph the target. The camera viewfinder is the hero of the screen — the layout itself points you at the one door out.
Screen 03 - 04Verified
Verified → you're up
A vision model confirms the photo matches. The screen flashes verified-green, the alarm silences, and you're out of bed. No cheating, no escape hatch.
Screen 04
Built to be immovable at the moment of truth.
No escape hatch
No snooze. No dismiss button. No "I'll do it later." The mission is mandatory and uncheatable — that's the whole point.
Verified, not trusted
A vision model checks that your photo actually matches the target. A picture of a picture won't pass. You have to physically be there.
You set the friction
You choose how tough to be on yourself, in advance. Robin just holds the line when your half-asleep self tries to negotiate.
North star
“This actually got me out of bed.”
If you’ve decided to stop snoozing, Robin is the alarm that holds you to it.