A little nudge. A whole new morning.

Out of bed.
Into your day.

The alarm that gives you a reason to get up.
Tap your GetOut puck to finish your wake-up.
Leave the snoozing behind.

Reclaim your morning How it works

Made for iPhone. Paired with something real.

The orange GetOut puck beside a coffee cup in soft morning sunlight

Good mornings start here.

A physical reason to get up Your alarm, your routine Less scrolling. More morning.

Small steps. Better starts.

Your morning, in three steps.

A simple ritual that starts the night before.

Illustration of the current GetOut dashboard with next alarm, wake-up streak, time reclaimed and bedtime cards

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Set it. Then forget it.

Choose your alarm in the app. Leave your paired puck somewhere worth getting up for. The kitchen is a good start.

An iPhone held close to the orange GetOut puck on a kitchen counter

Feet on the floor. Tap.

When your alarm goes off, get up, open GetOut and scan your puck to complete your wake-up.

A quiet morning making pour-over coffee in a sunlit kitchen

Start with something real.

Make the coffee. Open the curtains. Keep chosen apps on pause with optional Morning Protection.

Small enough for your shelf.
Far enough from your pillow.

A small change of place.

Your phone wakes you.
GetOut gets you moving.

It’s easy to negotiate with an alarm when your pillow is right there. GetOut moves the next step across the room.

By the time you tap, you’ve already done the hardest part: getting out of bed. Leave your puck on a shelf, or use its magnetic backing to keep it on the fridge.

See the morning ritual

Meet Morning Protection

Before the feed.
A little time for you.

Getting up is the first step. Staying out of the scroll is the next. After you scan your puck, GetOut can keep your chosen apps blocked while you settle into your day.

You choose what to block, and for how long.

45 minutes for a slower start.

Morning Protection

45minutes

A little room for your morning.

Your selected apps, on pause

Optional. Starts after your puck scan.

Your first scroll can wait.

What would you
rather start with?

A few small things worth getting up for.

Take it slow
Coffee. Without the scroll.
Let the first thing you reach for be your favourite mug.
Find your feet
A little room to move.
Open the curtains. Stretch out the sleep. Ease into the day.
Make a moment
Breakfast gets your attention.
Something on a plate. A moment that’s just yours.
Step outside
A breath of actual fresh air.
Before the messages and meetings, a little world outside.