Shabbat alarm clock
that stops automatically.
Wake up on time without touching your phone.
Set before Shabbat
No interaction needed
Stops automatically
Core Features
Everything needed for a reliable and worry-free Shabbat morning.
Shabbat Alarm
Choose the alarm time and how long it should ring — from 2 seconds to 2 minutes*. It stops automatically when the selected duration ends.
Friday Reminders
Get a gentle reminder every Friday afternoon to make sure the alarms are set and ready for Shabbat.
Do Not Disturb Override
Designed to sound even when the phone is in Do Not Disturb mode, so the alarm is there when it matters.
Custom Sounds
Choose the alarm sound and volume that work best for the morning.
Shabbat Times, Ready When Needed
Planning ahead for Shabbat is easier when the times are already where they’re needed. Choose a city and date range, preview the Shabbat times, and add them to the calendar or share them as an image.
Choose the city manually — no location permission needed
Use it again and again for any supported city
Add the times to the calendar or share them with family and friends
A one-time purchase, with no recurring payment
Support Shabbat Wake
Shabbat Wake is free to use and ad-free. Support from the community helps keep it that way and helps the app continue to grow.
For everyone
Everyone can use alarm durations up to 15 seconds for free.
For supporters
Supporters can choose alarm durations up to 2 minutes as a thank-you for supporting Shabbat Wake.
Supporter access is available as a monthly, 6-month, or 12-month subscription.
Subscriptions and payments are handled through Google Play. Prices vary by country. Payments, renewals, cancellations, and refunds are managed according to Google Play policies.
Bring Shabbat Wake to Your Community
Are you a community leader or organization? Get in touch to talk about bringing Shabbat Wake to your synagogue, school, or community.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The alarm stops automatically after the duration selected when it was created. No interaction with the phone is required while it is ringing.
Yes. Shabbat Wake uses the phone’s alarm volume, so the alarm can still sound when your phone is set to silent or vibrate.
With a regular alarm, someone usually needs to stop or snooze it. With Shabbat Wake, the ringing duration is set in advance, and the alarm stops automatically when that time has passed.
Yes. Shabbat Wake works on Shabbat, Jewish holidays, weekdays, or anytime a timed alarm is useful.
As many as needed. There is no limit on the number of alarms.
Yes. Shabbat Wake can add upcoming Shabbat entry and exit times for a selected location directly to the calendar. Shabbat times can also be shared as an image.
Shabbat Wake keeps a history of recent alarms in Settings, including whether an alarm was triggered. If an expected alarm did not run, the Help Center provides recommended checks and Android settings that may need to be adjusted.
Yes. Shabbat Wake is free to use and has no ads. The free version supports alarm durations of up to 15 seconds. Supporters receive longer alarm durations, up to 2 minutes, as a supporter benefit.
Support subscriptions are available through Google Play. Available options and prices are shown in the app and may vary by country and applicable taxes.
Shabbat Wake does not require an account and does not collect information such as a name, email address, or phone number. Minimal technical data may be used to keep the app reliable and diagnose problems.
Not yet. Shabbat Wake is currently available for Android.
Use the Contact form on the website or email support@shabbatwake.com. We read every message and will get back as soon as possible.
Still have questions? Visit our Help Center for more answers and support. Help Center