Brrrp
An alarm powered by on-device face & hand tracking
What it does
Brrrp keeps ringing until you pass a mission — puff your cheeks, wink, or make a finger heart. ARKit blendShapes read your face, Vision reads your hand poses. Everything runs on-device, nothing uploaded. Making an expression switches your brain on, so you actually get up.
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Lifestyle Developer Tae Yong Park Language EN + 1 More Size 36.4 MB iPhone An alarm you turn off with your face and hands Brrrp A sleepy little ghost pops out from under the covers going "Brrrp!" to wake you up. Copy the face or the hand pose it shows you, and the alarm turns off. Somewhere between a finger heart and an idol pose, the sleep just slips away. ■ Features · There's no "stop" button. Make the right face or strike the pose to dismiss the alarm. (An emergency exit is there too, don't worry!) · An alarm powered by AlarmKit that rings even in Silent and Focus modes, with repeat days, multiple alarms, and sound options. · Challenges from the Tutorial to the Masterpiece Challenge…from apps.apple.com
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