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Version 3.3.1 · 2026-10-12
• Sleep Goal now also supports snoozing • Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 3.3.1, updated 2026-10-12.








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AwakeSync – The Smart Alarm for a Better Wake-Up
AwakeSync is the ultimate smart alarm for Apple Watch, designed to wake you up gently during light sleep, making your mornings more pleasant and energized. Simply set your desired wake-up time and a flexible wake window, and AwakeSync will intelligently choose the optimal moment to wake you, ensuring you feel refreshed.
Key Features:
• Personalized Wake-Up: AwakeSync monitors your sleep stages and wakes you during light sleep for a smoother start to your day.
• Multiple and Recurring Alarms: Set up alarms for different occasions and routines, with full support for custom repeat schedules.
• Smart Home Integration: Automate your morning by connecting AwakeSync to your smart home devices, creating a more relaxing wake-up environment.…
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• Sleep Goal now also supports snoozing • Bug fixes
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