Choose your destination and relax. Once it is saved, WakeAt checks the distance on your phone and alerts you before arrival, even when the network disappears.
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No timetables to calculate or routes to share. WakeAt only needs your destination.
Search for a stop, touch the map or reuse one of your saved trips.
Adjust the radius and add a GPS timer or deadline for extra peace of mind.
Monitoring stays visible and the alarm uses sound, vibration and an urgent notification.
The latest features already work in the app and follow the same principle: greater confidence, with no account or paid services.
If the signal disappears, WakeAt can start the countdown earlier using distance and speed already calculated on your phone. When there is not enough data, it automatically falls back to your fixed timer.
Photon and Geocoder suggestions are merged into a scrollable listbox. Search does not send your GPS position and clears when you leave.
Configure each slot from the current destination or a new search, review the summary and confirm. Named routes remain available for complete configurations.
Before departure WakeAt checks detectable permissions and settings. If everything is ready, the trip starts directly; if it finds a warning or blocker, it shows what to fix.
Distance, GPS quality, fallbacks and Stop are visible from your Home screen. The widget only reads local state and never starts background activity.
Aggregate GPS, duration and battery metrics for up to 20 trips. Add a note, delete reports or share a CSV only when you decide to.
Location, timer and deadline work together. When something degrades, WakeAt tells you clearly.
Distance is calculated on your device and location sampling adapts as you approach.
If the signal is missing for too long, the local timer can trigger the alarm early.
A second safeguard chosen by you, useful in tunnels and on routes with unstable coverage.
The persistent notification and widget show distance, GPS quality, fallbacks and Stop.
Transparency before promises: validation on physical devices from different manufacturers is in progress. WakeAt shows degraded states and does not promise absolute accuracy where GPS cannot provide it.
An interface you can read at a glance, in light or dark mode. Important states never rely on colour alone.
WakeAt has no accounts, ads, analytics or proprietary backend. Destinations, preferences and trip status stay on your phone; maps and search contact the providers disclosed in the policy.
We are validating reliability and battery usage on real journeys, with the screen off and on devices from different manufacturers.
The essentials about operation, connectivity and privacy.
Yes, once your destination is saved. GPS, distance, timers and the alarm work locally; the map and search may degrade without a network connection.
No. WakeAt requires no registration and has no proprietary backend. App data stays on your device.
You can set an emergency countdown, including a dynamic one based on the trip, and a deadline. WakeAt clearly shows when coverage is weak or missing.
The text you type and ordinary network data reach Photon and, when needed, the device Geocoder. WakeAt does not send your GPS position to Photon and stores no query history.
If every detectable check is ready, WakeAt starts the trip directly. The page appears when there is a warning or issue to handle; its result is still a point-in-time check, not an absolute guarantee.
Not yet. The MVP is undergoing field validation before the release candidate. You can apply to join the tests.
Rest during the journey, with a transparent, local safety net.
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