What missions does ByeBed offer?

ByeBed includes 14 wake-up missions: photo of a random object, photo of the sky, photo of your made bed, touch grass, photograph your pill, a chosen object of your own, math (typed on a keypad), shake (30 shakes), push-ups (counted with Apple Vision body pose), drawing (draw a given word), Bird hop (tap game), maze (tilt the phone), memory sequence and memory pairs.

The full mission menu (14 total)

ByeBed's 14 missions fall into four groups. Math, push-ups, drawing, maze, Bird hop and both memory games can be set to Easy, Normal or Hard; photo and shake missions have a single level.

Cognitive (3 missions)

Physical (2 missions)

Photo (6 missions)

Photo missions need an internet connection: the photo is sent to ByeBed's server and checked by an AI model (Google Gemini). ByeBed does not store it.

Mini-games & fine motor (3 missions)

Why varied missions

Different missions ask for different things: photo missions get you out of bed and moving around, push-ups and shake get your body going, and math, drawing and the memory games make you concentrate. Switching missions from time to time can make it harder to get through them on autopilot.

Pick what matches you

Math-averse? Use the photo or push-up missions. Want a gentler wake? Shake or Bird hop. Need maximum challenge? Hard difficulty math, 20 push-ups, or Memory sequence on Hard.

Tired of hitting snooze?

ByeBed replaces the snooze button with a mission: math, push-ups, a photo. Stop the alarm without finishing the mission and it comes back, up to 10 times over 15 minutes. Subscription required, with a 3-day free trial on the annual plan for eligible new subscribers.

Download ByeBed on the App Store