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Ultimatum vs Alarmy. The Alarmy alternative for when switching the alarm off isn't enough: here you have to get up.

You set a goal with a time, like getting up or going to the gym, and leave a guarantee: money, your apps or both. Prove it with a photo in time and you lose nothing. If not, you lose it.

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Ultimatum vs Alarmy. An alarm isn't a commitment.

UltimatumAlarmy
PriceNo subscription: you only pay if you don't follow throughSubscription of up to €59.99/year for all missions
What gets you upA guarantee: your money or your apps blockedA mission to switch the alarm off
After switching the alarm offYou still have to prove it before the deadlineYou can go back to bed
What it's forGetting up, training, studying: any goal with a timeWaking up
Goals over several daysYes: several times a week or a whole monthNo
How it's checkedA photo taken on the spot; if in doubt, a person reviews itPhoto or barcode matched on the phone
Rings with your phone on silentYes, with the system alarmReviews: sometimes it doesn't ring
Battery overnightIt doesn't have to stay openReviews: drains a lot of battery at night
AdsNoneEven when you switch the alarm off, in the free version

What we learned from Alarmy's reviews

We're not saying Alarmy is a bad app. We read what its users dislike so we don't repeat it.

  • Alarmy review★★★★★
    “Sometimes the alarm decides not to ring, and that has caused me no end of problems.”

    Spanish App Store, January 2025. Translated from Spanish

    At Ultimatum, the alarm rings even when your phone is on silent

  • Alarmy review★★★★★
    “I'd use it if it weren't for the battery it drains at night in the background”

    Spanish App Store, June 2026. Translated from Spanish

    At Ultimatum, the app doesn't have to stay open at night

  • Alarmy review★★★★★
    “And half asleep, you can dismiss it or switch it off. I can't trust Alarmy any more.”

    Spanish App Store, February 2026. Translated from Spanish

    At Ultimatum, you have to prove you got up

Alarmy data from its Spanish App Store listing, October 2026. Alarmy is a trademark of Delight Room; we're not affiliated with it.

You do the mission to switch the alarm off. And go back to bed.

  1. 06:30

    A louder alarm

    It wakes you. It doesn't get you up.

  2. 06:31

    A mission to switch it off

    You photograph the sink half asleep and go back to bed.

  3. 06:40

    Five more minutes

    There's nothing left to stop you.

  4. Now

    Alarmy wakes you up. Ultimatum gets you up.

How it works. Four steps, every day.

  1. 1

    Pick the goal.

    Get up at 07:00 and prove it with a photo of your breakfast.

  2. 2

    Leave a guarantee.

    Up to €20, your apps or both. If you don't do it, you lose what you chose.

  3. 3

    Prove it.

    When the time comes, take the photo in the app. You have until 07:15.

  4. 4

    Get your money back.

    If you prove it in time. If not, you lose the €5.

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This is your week when you follow through.

A woman stretches in bed in the morning light, smiling
Get upUp first time.
A man runs along the harbour early in the morning as the sun comes up
Run 5 km3 of 3 this week.
A hiker with an orange rucksack takes a photo of the mountain through the pines
Mountain hikeDone. One Sunday a month.
A woman holds warrior pose in her living room while her phone records her from a tripod
YogaStraight out of bed. Done.
A woman smiles as she takes a photo of her breakfast; her dog watches from the floor
Breakfast photoDone. €5 back.
A young man does a barbell deadlift at his gym
GymDone. 7 of 12 this month.

One day, one week or a whole month.

Keep your word, get your money back.

If not, you lose what you put down when you promised. Not a cent more.

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