Snooze is how mornings get lost. UthJa makes you solve a sum, shake your phone or scan your toothpaste before it goes quiet. By then, you're awake.
Try switching it off on the phone →Go on, solve 3 sums. Your phone will make you do this at 6 AM.
Chain up to five missions on one alarm. The sound drops while you're solving and comes back the moment you stop.
Five levels, from 2 + 3 up to 34 × 6 + 17 × 4. A wrong answer gets you a new sum.
Tiles flash a pattern. Tap it back from memory, on grids up to 5 × 5.
Retype a morning line in English, Hindi or Hinglish, or one you wrote yourself. No pasting.
Shake your phone 10 to 999 times. Gentle wiggles don't count.
Walk a set number of steps. Out of bed, across the room, done.
Do your squats with the phone in hand. The motion sensor counts every rep.
Register a spot, like your bathroom sink. At 6 AM, go there and take the same photo.
Scan the barcode on your toothpaste or a QR you stuck in the kitchen.
UthJa picks a random thing: a cup, a shoe, a tap. Find it, photograph it, alarm off.
The two quiet hours before everyone else is up are the best study hours you have. UthJa makes sure you actually get them.
Register a photo of your study desk. At 5 AM the only way to stop the alarm is to go there and take the photo. You're already sitting down.
Five level-4 sums switch your brain on faster than any amount of snoozing. Chain a memory round for the toughest mornings.
Ring through your earphones, then scan the barcode on your water bottle across the room. Quiet for them, impossible to ignore for you.
Two alarms, full volume forced, and a check-in a few minutes later. Even if you studied till 2 AM, you'll make it to the centre on time.
Wake up on time 21 days in a row and watch your streak grow in the Wake-up report. Three weeks is all it takes for 5 AM to feel normal.
Pick a time, repeat days and a sound. A quick nap alarm takes three taps.
Choose one or chain up to five, and set how hard each one is.
The alarm only goes quiet when every mission is done. Then it checks on you again a few minutes later.
Most alarms lose to a half-asleep thumb. UthJa is built for the person who will try anything at 6 AM.
The volume keys do nothing while it rings, and the sound jumps back if you lower it.
Close the screen or press Home and the alarm screen returns, still ringing.
Restart mid-mission and it picks up where you left off, even before you unlock.
A few minutes after you stop it, UthJa checks on you. Ignore it and it rings again.
Silent and vibrate modes don't stop an alarm. Force full volume if you sleep through everything.
The full app in Hindi and English. Typing missions in Hinglish too.
No internet, no login, no account. Everything stays on your phone.
Guided setup for Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Realme, Samsung and OnePlus battery settings.
A small download that runs smoothly on budget phones with 3 GB RAM.
Yes, UthJa is free to download, with all core alarms and missions included.
Tap Download on your Android phone, open the file, and allow your browser to install apps when your phone asks. Once UthJa is on Google Play, install it from there instead so you get updates automatically.
No. Alarms, missions, the camera checks and sleep sounds all work fully offline.
Yes. UthJa re-arms itself after a restart and rings even before you unlock. The setup guide walks you through your phone brand's battery settings so nothing blocks it.
Never. Reference photos and scans stay on your phone, and the image checks run on the phone itself. You can delete them any time.
Photo, barcode and object missions have an emergency option. It swaps in a harder maths mission, so it still wakes you up.
Yes. Alarms ring in silent and vibrate mode, and you can force full volume for heavy sleepers.
Download it free today. Set it tonight, and win the morning.