The alarm clock made for Shabbat
Set it before Shabbat begins. It rings on time, then stops by itself — you never touch your phone.
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Ring duration
The ring ends where you set it
Set the ring to 15 or 30 seconds, 1 or 2 minutes. It ends there by itself, and the house goes quiet again without anyone reaching for the phone.
Bedside Mode
A dim clock on the charger all Shabbat
On iPhone you leave the app open on the charger, and the screen dims to a clock you can read from bed. Alarms start and stop at the exact minute, with a system backup alarm armed in case the app was closed.
Friday check-in
One last look before candle lighting
One to four hours before candle lighting, ShabbatRise reminds you to check what is set and plug the phone in. It already knows when Shabbat comes in and goes out where you are, worked out on the phone itself, so airplane mode changes nothing.
Friday night and Shabbat morning
Bedside Mode through the night
Friday review before candle lighting
How it works
Set your alarms on Friday
Choose wake-up times for Friday night and Shabbat morning. ShabbatRise already knows your local candle-lighting time — computed on your phone, no internet needed.
Put your phone on the charger
Before candle lighting, ShabbatRise reminds you to check your alarms and leave your phone charging.
It rings — and stops by itself
Your alarm rings loud at the exact minute, then turns itself off after 15 seconds to 2 minutes. No tapping, no swiping, no interaction at all.
Built with halacha in mind
ShabbatRise works like a Shabbat clock for your lights: everything is armed before candle lighting, and the phone acts entirely on its own until havdalah. Communities differ in their practices — please consult your rabbi.
A quiet phone from candle lighting to havdalah.
Set it before Shabbat begins. It rings on time, then stops by itself — you never touch your phone.