It has built a repository of audio alarms recorded by its users and randomly matches these alarms with users. Wake Me Up: This is a Chinese social alarm clock that resorts to user-generated content to wake up its users.
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The company says on the Android app page that it has around 1.5 million users across the world with 30 million wake-up calls made.Ģ. Another user from Canada didn’t pick up our call, which led to a pop-up asking to send it to voice-mail or email or rate the Sleepyhead. So, certainly you need a good data network or Wi-Fi to make it work. All we ended up doing was ‘hello, hello’ and it disconnected. We tried the app but initially couldn’t find any one to wake up when we did find someone in the UK, the call was patchy.
So, is it straying into the dating or hook-up app space? Also, how many people would be capable of having any kind of conversation first thing in the morning, that too with a stranger? Though the app has many positive reviews, there are things some users are wary of: during sign up, the app matches you with someone of the opposite sex and your age, adding a dating twist. If there is no Wakie available for the time you set as an alarm, the app has a back-up alarm for you. Every user has a profile page which lists the alarms set up, total call time and number of people woken up. Users can also send out status updates, called threads. People from other countries can be the Wakies but won’t be able to set their own alarms. Though any one can sign up, the app is officially available only in Canada, the US, the UK, Singapore and Hong Kong.
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It is available for Windows and Android phones and is soon coming to iOS.
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