
Clucky
The loud rooster alarm that makes sure you get up
What it does
Clucky is an iPhone alarm for people who keep snoozing. It rings through Silent and Focus, then makes you finish wake-up missions to shut it up. Build streaks, track your mornings, or wake together with friends in Flock.
Clucky is a loud rooster alarm for iPhone that keeps ringing until you finish a wake-up mission. Solve math, walk steps, do push-ups, shake it off.
A rooster alarm for iPhone. It keeps ringing until you finish a wake-up mission. Free to try. Built on Apple's AlarmKit, the same machinery as the system alarm. The rooster gets through. Clucky has opinions about your snooze habit. He types them up while you sleep. Wake on time, keep the streak, and carry home the golden egg. No ads. No data games. Solo alarms, missions, and camera checks stay on your iPhone. Flock is optional and only syncs with friends youfrom tryclucky.com
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