Smastar is a calm companion for your whole day β not just an alarm. It starts when you wake: snooze, and a voice reads back your time, weather, and the reason you set for the morning. From there it carries the day β habits, to-dos, a morning briefing, and focus sounds β and quietly tracks sleep, activity, and health from Apple Watch. A warm, no-blue-light design that shifts with the time of day. All on-device, no third-party tracking. iPhone & Apple Watch, Android soon. π
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honestly this sounds really thoughtful, especially the part about reading back why you set the alarm. one thing i'd love is a quick evening wind-down check-in, like asking what you're grateful for or flagging anything unfinished so you can prep for tomorrow right from your watch.
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@hikmetnder6n1mΒ Thank you, Hikmet! An evening wind-down check-in is a great idea β Smastar is currently focused on the morning moment, but "closing the day to prep tomorrow" fits the same philosophy of intentional transitions. Adding it to the roadmap ideas. (Watch support is further out, but noted!)
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the voice reading back why I set the alarm is honestly kind of a nice touch, feels more grounding than just hitting dismiss and forgetting the point
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@eneskqgpΒ Thanks, Enes! That's exactly the intent β the alarm shouldn't just wake you, it should reconnect you with why you set it. Glad it resonates.
honestly this sounds really thoughtful, especially the part about reading back why you set the alarm. one thing i'd love is a quick evening wind-down check-in, like asking what you're grateful for or flagging anything unfinished so you can prep for tomorrow right from your watch.
@hikmetnder6n1mΒ Thank you, Hikmet! An evening wind-down check-in is a great idea β Smastar is currently focused on the morning moment, but "closing the day to prep tomorrow" fits the same philosophy of intentional transitions. Adding it to the roadmap ideas. (Watch support is further out, but noted!)
the voice reading back why I set the alarm is honestly kind of a nice touch, feels more grounding than just hitting dismiss and forgetting the point
@eneskqgpΒ Thanks, Enes! That's exactly the intent β the alarm shouldn't just wake you, it should reconnect you with why you set it. Glad it resonates.