Sleepy Clock: Toddler Wake Up

Sleepy Clock is a bedside alarm clock for kids — a wake up clock for a child who cannot read the time yet. It is a toddler clock with no numbers on it: a moon means it is still sleeping time, a sun means it is OK to get up.

You choose the times. The sky does the rest.

WHAT THEY SEE
Stand the phone on the nightstand and the screen becomes a sky. From bedtime onwards it is a moon and a field of stars. As the morning you set arrives, the moon gives way to a sun — blue, then gold, then orange — and the caption underneath changes from "Still sleeping time" to "OK to get up". Nothing to read, nothing to tap, no digits anywhere. A child who cannot yet read a clock can look across a dark room and have the answer in a second.

WHAT YOU SET
Four phases — Night, Dawn, Early Morning and Morning — and you decide when each one begins. A household that starts at 6:30 and one that starts at 7:15 get the same sun and moon clock, set to their own hours. Bedtime looks the same every night; morning is the part you move.

THE ALARM
Sleepy Clock is an alarm clock for kids first, and it behaves like one: it rings, it snoozes, it dismisses, and it shows itself over the lock screen. What is different is the wake window. Instead of one fixed minute you give the alarm a window — 6:45 to 7:05, say — and it rings at a moment drawn at random inside it. The reason is worth knowing: when the minute is never the same twice, nobody in the house learns exactly when the sun is due, so the wake up clock stays a signal rather than a countdown. Every alarm is queued a week ahead, so it still rings if the phone restarts in the night.

BEDSIDE MODE
The screen stays awake all night and drops to about five per cent brightness, with the status bar out of the way. Readable in a dark bedroom, and not bright enough to be a lamp.

WHAT THE FREE VERSION INCLUDES
All four sky phases with their plain-language captions, every phase boundary you can set, bedside mode, and one working alarm with its wake window. That is the whole toddler clock. It is not a demo, and the clock is never taken away.

SLEEPY CLOCK PRO — ONE PAYMENT
• Unlimited alarms
• Separate weekday and weekend alarms, so a school morning and a Saturday can be different
• Custom phase colours — ten swatches for each phase, with the whole sky re-tinted to match

One payment, once. No subscription and nothing to cancel. Restore purchase sits in the app on every launch, so the unlock follows the store account that bought it.

NO ADS. NO ACCOUNT. NOTHING TO CANCEL.
There is no sign-up, no profile and no advertising anywhere in the app. Your alarms, your phase times and your colours are stored on the phone. The privacy policy linked from this listing sets out the detail, including the one thing the app does talk to: the store, to check whether Pro has been unlocked and to complete a purchase.

WHAT IT IS NOT
Sleepy Clock makes no promise about anybody's sleep. It shows a sky at times a parent chose, and it rings an alarm. There are no characters, no rewards and no coins to collect — only the sun and moon, arriving when you said they would.

Made by Froggy Eye Ltd. Useful apps. No ads. No dark patterns.

Recent changes:
First release.

Sleepy Clock is a bedside alarm clock that shows a sky instead of the time — a moon at night, a sun when it is OK to get up, at the hours you set.

The free version includes the whole clock: all four sky phases, every phase boundary you can set, bedside mode and one wake-window alarm. Pro adds unlimited alarms, separate weekday and weekend schedules, and custom phase colours.