FreakyAlarm 1.5

FreakyAlarm - FreakyAlarm forces you to wake your brain because you will have to answer a simp

This is the version of FreakyAlarm for iPhone / iPod Touch.

FreakyAlarm forces you to wake your brain because you will have to answer a simple math question otherwise it will not stop ringing. And you can't silence the alarm, it continues playing or starts again soon after.Have you a complicated and troubled relationship with your alarm clock? Have you the fastest hand in the West to turn off alarms on bedside table? Have you tried unsuccessfully to hide the alarm clock away from the bed? Even on the top of the wardrobe? Then FreakyAlarm is the alarm clock for you.» iWake Coefficient
FreakyAlarm not only wants to force you to wake up, but to provide a means to control your own path of "recovery" by monitoring the trend of progress. The unit of measurement is the iWake coefficient that summarizes all the monitored statistics (the number of alarm clocks, minutes taken to wake up, wrong answers) in a single value.» Statistics
In the "Statistics" section you can see, monitor and analyze the trend of the iWake coefficient through a Calendar and a Graph visualization.» Monitoring and Badges system
FreakyAlarm monitors the progress of the coefficient over time and the occurrence of particular situations related to the achievements (eg a series of consecutive days with high values) or occasional circumstances (special badges) are notified with an alert. Such situations can involve the status update on the profiles of social network accounts configured in the "Settings" section.» Notes
The application is fully iOS4 compliant, this means that no longer will you need to keep the app in the foreground on your screen. FreakyAlarm not only remains vigilant in background, but is launched from the operating system even if it's terminated. When it's time to wake up the alarm rings and shows a notification that you can close or open. If you close it: after a while a new notification will ring again and so on for about 30 minutes. If you open the notification: FreakyAlarm will display a random math question and the alarm will stop playing only when you answer correctly. And if you try to close the app then new notifications will soon appear.
You just make sure the device is not muted otherwise the alarm will not sound (as well as in all third-party applications).A big fat update. FreakyAlarm 1.1 is not a brand new version, but a brand new application, reprogrammed and redesigned from the scratch.Some of the new MAIN features are:General:- Stylish graphics- Retina Display supportAlarms:- FreakySounds collection- Priority configuration optionStatistics:- Statistics section- iWake coefficient as unit of measurement of your progress- Calendar and Graph visualization of iWake- Badges system- Social Networks integrationMore details are available on the AppStore, in the user guide of the application and on the new website www.freakyalarm.com» iWake Coefficient
FreakyAlarm not only wants to force you to wake up, but to provide a means to control your own path of "recovery" by monitoring the trend of progress. The unit of measurement is the iWake coefficient that summarizes all the monitored statistics (the number of alarm clocks, minutes taken to wake up, wrong answers) in a single value.» Statistics
In the "Statistics" section you can see, monitor and analyze the trend of the iWake coefficient through a Calendar and a Graph visualization.» Monitoring and Badges system
FreakyAlarm monitors the progress of the coefficient over time and the occurrence of particular situations related to the achievements (eg a series of consecutive days with high values) or occasional circumstances (special badges) are notified with an alert. Such situations can involve the status update on the profiles of social network accounts configured in the "Settings" section.» Notes
The application is fully iOS4 compliant, this means that no longer will you need to keep the app in the foreground on your screen. FreakyAlarm not only remains vigilant in background, but is launched from the operating system even if it's terminated. When it's time to wake up the alarm rings and shows a notification that you can close or open. If you close it: after a while a new notification will ring again and so on for about 30 minutes. If you open the notification: FreakyAlarm will display a random math question and the alarm will stop playing only when you answer correctly. And if you try to close the app then new notifications will soon appear.
You just make sure the device is not muted otherwise the alarm will not sound (as well as in all third-party applications).

This is the iPhone / iPod Touch version of FreakyAlarm 1.5