Tell DayTone why you’re getting up.
Pick a time, your repeat days and your goals. Choose pop, hip-hop, lo-fi, orchestral and more.
Your personalized alarm, rewritten for tomorrow. DayTone writes a short original song around your goals, with a backup sound ready so you still wake up.
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Classic · RiseSet the reason you need to get up. DayTone turns that intention into a fresh 30-second song and keeps the lyrics a surprise.
Pick a time, your repeat days and your goals. Choose pop, hip-hop, lo-fi, orchestral and more.
A 30-second original is prepared ahead of the alarm. You won’t hear the lyrics until morning.
It plays as your real alarm, through Silent mode and Focus.
DayTone schedules real system alarms, so they ring through Silent mode and Focus. A backup sound is stored on your iPhone before every alarm.
DayTone cannot raise your iPhone’s volume. Your device volume remains the ceiling.Set topics that are off-limits and they are never joked about. Only approved goals and sources shape your songs.
“You said the deck was due today. Good news: today has arrived.”LYRICS STAY A SURPRISE
All the familiar controls are here when you want them. The song is what makes tomorrow sound different.
Choose a traditional alarm on days you want something simple.
Set it once or repeat selected days right in the editor.
Keep every wake-up song and replay your favorites later.
Tell DayTone how each alarm landed and shape what comes next.
Optional context lets a busy morning sound different from a slow one.
Choose what the alarm can use and what always stays off-limits.
“You asked for momentum. This is what it sounds like.”
DayTone is clear about what it remembers, what shapes your songs and where AI is involved.
Sign in with Apple is optional, for keeping your library when you change phones.
Review or forget anything your alarm remembers at any time.
Generated songs are clearly identified, and any song can be reported from the Library.
The short answers. The support page has the rest.
A personalized iPhone alarm that wakes you with a short original song. Tell it what tomorrow is for, and it writes about 30 seconds of music and lyrics around that goal before your alarm goes off.
With AI. Anthropic’s Claude drafts the lyrics and Google’s Lyria makes the music. Every song is labeled as AI-made, and you can report any song from the Library.
Your alarm rings anyway. A backup sound is saved on your iPhone before every alarm, so a slow connection never costs you a morning.
No. DayTone works without signing in, and Sign in with Apple is optional.
iPhone with iOS 26.1 or later. There is no Android version.
English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese and Brazilian Portuguese, following the language your app is set to.