One group alarm — everyone wakes at the same time. Instead of poking each other awake, you send a short cheer. Mornings stop being a solo grind.
Friends who wake at the same time exchange quick cheers inside the group. A chat-style flow with one-tap emoji reactions. No more pokes — just a warm hello to start the day.
Right after the alarm, send a one-line cheer in the group. Start with "Good morning ☀️" — see an attendance count of who's up.
Tap any cheer to bring up ❤️ ☀️ 💪 👏 🔥 🫶 ☕ — pick one and you've replied.
Tap the "5 members" chip to see who's awake — ☀️ up / 😪 5 more minutes / ⏰ ringing / 😴 still asleep. Shifts automatically with the time of day.
Down from 8 digits. Just copy the big number card and paste it in chat. Whoever receives it taps once and they're in.
When you dismiss the alarm alone, "just five more minutes…" turns into thirty before you notice. Nobody's watching, and nobody's starting their day with you.
Snooze (Kkaeumdan, 깨움단) is a group alarm where friends wake at the same time. One person sets the time and the same alarm lands on every member's device. Instead of poking each other awake, you send a short cheer in the morning chat. The light promise of not being alone is enough to get you up a little earlier than usual.
You're set up and ready to wake with friends in under a minute.
Pick Solo Alarm Room (each member's own time) or Group Alarm Room (one shared time, everyone wakes together). One invite code is all it takes.
Snooze costs your group −30P. By evening, everyone can see who snoozed how many times that day.
At the end of the season (2 or 4 weeks), scores settle automatically. First place gets the trophy, last place owes the promised meal. The next season starts on its own.
Light accountability with morning routines that feel good. Coral, yellow, cream — warm by design. UI is currently Korean; screens here reflect the live app.
Looking for people who want to wake up with friends. (Currently Korea only — app and group chat are in Korean.)
Form a group with at least one friend and register at least one weekday morning alarm.
If the alarm didn't ring, or snooze behaved weirdly — drop a one-liner in our KakaoTalk group. That's it.
A 10-minute retrospective after the 2 weeks. Honest opinions — what worked, what didn't.
Why Snooze is designed this way, what we're fixing, and the decisions behind shipping it — all the notes from building it live on Pattern Studio Library.