Two alarms, not twenty
One in the morning, one at night. Set the times, toggle either off, or skip a single day without losing your place.
A Christian alarm clock
Two simple alarms. A few quiet minutes with scripture, prayer, and reflection.
Morning practice
6:30 AM
“His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.”
Lamentations 3:22-23
Your rhythm
What it is
Faith Alarm replaces the two moments that bookend your day. The morning alarm wakes you into scripture. The night alarm settles you into rest. Each one leads into the same short practice — about four minutes — and then gets out of the way.
One in the morning, one at night. Set the times, toggle either off, or skip a single day without losing your place.
Faith Alarm carries two paired themes. Dawn — warm parchment and soft gold — runs from 6am. Vespers — deep navy and candlelight — takes over in the evening. It changes on its own.
There is no sign-up, no password, and no server holding your journal. Your practice lives on your phone and works offline.
Morning & night
A new mercy. Begin with prayer? The alarm opens a passage chosen for the morning, a short reflection, a prayer, and a place to write.
Be still. End the day in peace? The night practice draws from passages written for rest, and asks what you are carrying into sleep.
Alarms are scheduled on your phone and repeat daily. If you travel, Faith Alarm notices the timezone change and re-schedules both alarms to the same local time.
The practice · about four minutes
Every practice runs the same four steps. You can step back at any point, and the last step is always optional.
A passage with its reference and translation, set large enough to read slowly.
“In peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety.”
One question about the passage. Short enough to actually answer.
“Where did I see God today? Is there anything I need to release?”
A written prayer and a circle that expands and contracts. Breathe with the circle.
Optional. Write a line or leave it blank — either way the practice completes.
“What are you carrying into rest?”
Library
Every passage the practices draw from is browsable on its own. Search by scripture, topic, or prayer; filter by morning or night; keep the ones you return to.
Seasonal & topical
Beyond the daily rhythm, the library carries passages gathered by season and by circumstance — for Lent and Advent, and for the weeks when the thing you need words for is anxiety, or marriage, or grief.
Rhythm & journal
Faith Alarm keeps count so you don't have to — and it is built to forgive a missed day rather than punish it.
A daily streak, a morning streak, a night streak, and a full-day streak that only moves when you complete both practices in one day. Each one keeps its longest run alongside its current one, next to a weekly rhythm score.
Miss a day and a grace day covers it instead of resetting you to zero — one a week on the free plan, three a week with Pro.
Anything you write during a practice lands in the journal, dated and marked morning or night. Nothing is scored or shared. The free plan keeps the last 30 days; Pro keeps everything.
Milestones unlock along the way — your first morning, your first night, then 3, 7, 14, 30, 40, 90, and 365 days of rhythm.
On your phone
Faith Alarm stores your name, alarm times, practices, journal entries, streaks, and favorites in a database on your phone. There is no account, no cloud sync, and no analytics service watching what you read or write. Purchases are handled by Apple, Google, and RevenueCat; nothing else is transmitted anywhere.
Plans
The alarms, the practices, and the streaks are free and always will be. Faith Alarm Pro opens the rest of the library and lifts the limits.
Everything you need to keep a daily rhythm.
Deeper devotionals. Unlimited journal.
Begins with [7-DAY FREE TRIAL — CONFIRM]. Cancel anytime from your App Store or Google Play account settings; the subscription renews automatically until you do. Prices are in USD and may differ in your region — the store shows your exact price before you confirm. See the subscription terms.
“In peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety.” Psalm 4:8