For the third trip to wake them.

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Still making repeat trips to wake them up?
Still reminding them to take out the trash?

With Mom Alarm Clock, you set your child's alarms and schedule chore reminders from your own phone. Get live alarm and reminder status updates as both phones sync.

Tag a parent or caregiver who could use this.

Try the iPhone beta with two iPhones: https://testflight.apple.com/join/j28Ec4ZB
Already testing? Update in TestFlight first.
Feedback: take an in-app screenshot → Share Beta Feedback.

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Still waking them up? Still chasing chores?
Set your child's alarms and chore reminders from your phone. Get live status updates as their phone syncs.
iPhone beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/j28Ec4ZB
Update in TestFlight. Screenshot → Share Beta Feedback.

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Tired of another trip to wake them? Set their alarm from your iPhone and see the wake-check result on yours.

In the Mom Alarm Clock iPhone beta, the alarm rings on your child’s phone and they complete a wake-up check. You can see whether that check was completed on your phone, without another unanswered “are you up?” text.

We need parents and caregivers with two iPhones to test setup and alarm delivery before launch. Tell us what fails or feels confusing.

Join the iPhone beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/j28Ec4ZB

Keep your normal backup alarm and use demo child details while testing. Send feedback using the screenshot or TestFlight steps in the testing instructions below.

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What takes more reminders at your house: getting out of bed or starting chores? Tell us what you would want Mom Alarm Clock to get right. If you know a caregiver who could test the iPhone beta, share this invitation with them.

Use a parent iPhone and a second iPhone for the child side. Keep your normal backup alarm and use demo child details.

1. Update to the latest available beta in TestFlight on both phones, then pair them. Tell us where setup is confusing or fails.
2. Create one alarm from the parent phone. Check whether the same alarm and time appear on the child’s phone.
3. Let the alarm run while the child’s phone is in the state you normally use overnight. Try only the wake-up check offered in this build.
4. Compare the parent phone’s recorded result with what actually happened on the child phone.
5. Schedule one chore reminder from the parent phone, such as taking out the trash or walking the dog. Compare its display and recorded status on both phones as they sync. Test any calendar-event flow separately; do not treat an event as a completed chore.

Send screenshot feedback: while using the beta, take a screenshot, open its thumbnail, and finish any Markup with Done. Choose Share Beta Feedback, describe what happened, and tap Submit.

Or use TestFlight: open TestFlight, select Mom Alarm Clock, and tap Send Beta Feedback. Choose Include Screenshot to attach an image or Don’t Include Screenshot to send comments alone, then tap Submit.

For a failure, include the app build, both iPhone models/iOS versions, approximate time and time zone, and the steps that reproduce it. Use demo details and review the screenshot for child names or routines before submitting. We welcome confusing wording and missing-feature feedback as well as bugs.

Feedback steps checked September 28 against Apple’s official TestFlight instructions. Build 14 instructions were submitted in App Store Connect; this checklist is public reference guidance, not a claim of completed tester results.

These older files and review receipts remain available as history. Their approvals do not transfer to the four wake-check revisions; none is a current placement candidate.

Hook: One family morning, fewer repeated wake-up prompts.

Storyboard: adult morning context → real parent alarm setup → the supported child wake choice → parent sees only the recorded result. A release-matched reminder scheduling → same reminder → recorded update beat is required alongside the alarm. Calendar may be added separately after proof; missing reminder proof holds the whole ad.

Real capture needed: release-matched Golden Hour screens and two-device flow, natural-speed adult voice, rights-cleared sound. The 17.6-second voice source is not a finished mix.

Status: plan only; no playable cut or cleared public asset.

Hook: Which wake-up check fits your morning?

Storyboard: real parent-side choice picker → one readable supported choice → real child-side action and recorded result → a release-matched parent-set reminder and its recorded update. Both alarms AND reminders are required. Close with the iPhone beta invitation only if the shown behavior is in its uploaded build.

Real capture needed: release-matched picker and two-device result for every choice named. Held quiz modes stay out.

Status: plan only; exact choices and release parity unproved.

Hook: A wake-up check away from the pillow.

Storyboard: parent chooses the supported QR wake check → physical printed wake code → real iPhone camera scan → genuine matching result → a separately proven parent-set reminder and its recorded update. Both features are required. Close on a verified beta or public iOS destination.

Real capture needed: physical camera and code, a matching release-matched build result, and public release parity. A pairing QR or simulated scan cannot stand in.

Status: plan only; physical scan proof outstanding.

Hook: Tired of repeating the same chore reminder?

Storyboard: parent sets an alarm → supported child wake check and recorded result → parent creates one reminder → child sees and marks that same reminder → parent sees its recorded update. Both features are required. Close with the iPhone beta invitation only if this exact flow is supported there.

Real capture needed: one coherent two-device reminder sequence in a release-matched build and the public release. The recorded update does not prove the chore happened.

Status: plan only; reminder flow and parity need proof.

Hook: Mornings have more than one moving part.

Storyboard: real alarm time and days → supported wake choice and recorded result → required parent-set reminder and its recorded update. Calendar is an optional separately proven informational beat, each flow labeled for what it actually does. Close with a verified destination.

Real capture needed: release-matched screens for each distinct flow and two-device evidence where a parent update is shown.

Status: plan only; alarm and reminder runtime proof required; calendar remains separately conditional.

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We’re building Mom Alarm Clock for parents tired of another trip to a child’s room to get them up. In this iPhone beta, the parent sets the alarm on their own phone, it rings on the child’s phone, and the parent can see the recorded wake-up-check result.

We’re looking for adults who can test the two-phone setup and tell us where pairing, alarm delivery or the recorded status is confusing or fails. Use demo child details and keep a backup alarm.

The beta is available now: https://testflight.apple.com/join/j28Ec4ZB

Take a screenshot in the beta and use Share Beta Feedback, or open TestFlight → Mom Alarm Clock → Send Beta Feedback. Add what happened and submit; see the complete steps. What would you want this morning routine to get right?

Hook: How many times did you ask them to get up this morning?

Visual: parent writing down a morning routine, then the existing beta invitation card; no simulated app screens.

Sample caption: “Still going back to wake them up? Still reminding them about chores? Set their alarm from your iPhone. Schedule chore reminders from your iPhone. Get alarm and reminder status updates as both phones sync. Try the two-iPhone beta, update in TestFlight first, and tell us what happens.”

Status: draft for exact asset and platform review; beta invitation only.

Hook: Who checks that tomorrow’s alarm is set?

Visual: text question card or existing beta card, with no feature demonstration.

Sample caption: “Already checking in after you have left for work? Set their alarm from your phone. Schedule reminders for everyday chores. See the alarm and reminder status the app records as both phones sync. Tag a parent or caregiver who could use this. Try the two-iPhone TestFlight beta and keep your usual backup alarm.”

Status: draft for moderation and exact platform review; no outcome claim.

Hook: The third reminder about the same chore.

Visual: one real parent-created reminder, child mark, and parent-recorded update on two devices.

Proof gate: demonstrate that exact reminder flow in the current uploaded build and the public release; match screenshots and destination. Describe a recorded update only, never completion of the chore.

Sample caption: “Another reminder about taking out the trash? Set their morning alarm from your phone. Schedule the chore reminder from your phone. See recorded alarm and reminder updates as both phones sync. Try both routines in the two-iPhone beta and tell us where the flow is confusing.”

Status: sample caption is a draft only; not publish-ready until the exact reminder flow and asset are proved and reviewed.

Hook: What kind of wake-up check fits your family?

Visual: genuine current picker and supported child action, captured from the actual build.

Proof gate: confirm each named choice and result on the current uploaded build and the public release, then write platform-specific copy against those exact screens. Do not imply a check proves a child is out of bed.

Sample caption: “Which wake-up check fits your family? Try the alarm check offered in the current beta. Schedule an everyday chore reminder from your phone too. See recorded alarm and reminder status as both phones sync. Join the two-iPhone beta and update in TestFlight before testing.”

Status: not publish-ready; exact feature claim pending.

Hook: Already at work before they wake?

Visual: a real parent-phone setup and child-phone receipt for one alarm, with both devices visible.

Proof gate: verify remote creation, delivery, recorded status, and public parity for the exact flow. Separate what the phone recorded from whether the child woke up.

Sample caption: “At work before they wake? Set their alarm from your phone. Schedule reminders for chores such as walking the dog. Get alarm and reminder status updates as both phones sync. Help test the two-iPhone beta and report what the app actually recorded.”

Status: not publish-ready; two-device proof outstanding.