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Right Foot

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Alarms that actually get you out of bed and into your first habit

By Pietro Michelini · Productivity
Debuts score 82NewRate it first

Why we expect it: Clear, well-explained value for habit builders, with thoughtful privacy and fully offline design that stands out.

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In short

Right Foot is a productivity alarm that keeps ringing until you scan a barcode or QR code you chose, placed away from your bed, such as a vitamin bottle or your running shoes. It is aimed at people who struggle to get up and start their day. One detail that stands out is the awake check, which asks a few minutes after scanning whether you're still up and rings again if you don't answer.

Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.

About

Alarms that actually get you out of bed and into your first habit.

Right Foot rings until you scan a code you chose, far from your bed. The vitamins on the shelf, the coffee in the kitchen, your running shoes by the door. By the time the alarm stops, you're up and already at your first habit.

• Real alarms that ring even on Silent and in Focus. • Any barcode or QR code works. Only the code is saved, never a photo. • Snooze if you want it, with a limit and a label you'd feel silly pressing. • Block apps and websites for hours before the alarm, until you scan. • Awake check: a few minutes after you scan, it asks if you're still up. No answer, it rings again. • Five emergency stops a month, for when the code really isn't there.

No account. No ads. Works 100% offline. Your data stays on your device.

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