Support

• Open Morrin. If you see "Alarms can't ring yet", tap it and allow alarms. This permission is what lets Morrin ring through Silent mode and Focus.
• Check the alarm's switch is on and it isn't marked Skipped.
• If headphones or a Bluetooth speaker are connected, the sound can play there — Morrin vibrates the phone as a backup and says where the sound went.
• Morrin needs iOS 26.1 or later.

Force-quitting the app does not stop alarms: they are scheduled with iOS itself.

Finish the mission. Pressing Stop on the Lock Screen opens Morrin so you can do it. In a real emergency, press and hold "Hold to skip the mission" for three seconds — it always works, and it's noted on your wake history.

Each alarm has a snooze limit (three by default), and each snooze makes the next mission harder. To sit out one morning without switching an alarm off, use Skip on the home screen — the alarm carries on as normal after that morning. The Wake-up check rings again five minutes after you finish, in case you went back to bed; turn it off in the alarm's settings under After the mission.

Morrin asks when you save an alarm that uses one. If access is turned off later, Morrin warns you on its home screen — tap the warning to turn access back on. If it's still off when the alarm rings, the alarm rings as usual, but the mission can't check anything, so it lets you turn the alarm off.

It needs Apple's on-device speech model for your language, which Morrin downloads in advance when you choose the mission. If it isn't ready yet, the mission steps aside that morning and the model downloads for the next one. It's available in languages Apple supports for on-device recognition.

Before bed, Morrin asks what tomorrow is about and lets you record ten seconds to future-you. After your alarm, you hear your note, then a short brief with your goal, your streak and — if you allow calendar access — your first event. Everything is prepared the night before, on your iPhone.

Yes — add it in Settings › Morning brief › Your name. You can also choose the tone and the voice there.

All nine missions, adaptive difficulty, the full alarm sound library, your full history and the Wake Map, and no ads. Plans are weekly, yearly or lifetime, with a free trial where you're eligible.

On your iPhone: Settings › [your name] › Subscriptions › Morrin, or in Morrin: Settings › Manage subscription. Cancel at least 24 hours before it renews; Pro stays on until the end of the period you've paid for. To move between weekly, yearly and Lifetime, use Settings › Change plan. Refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.

In Morrin, open Settings › Restore purchases while signed in to the same Apple Account you bought with. If a family organiser approves purchases for you (Ask to Buy), Pro unlocks as soon as it's approved. If you bought Lifetime while a subscription was active, Morrin shows a reminder so you can cancel the subscription and avoid paying twice.

In Morrin, open Settings › Redeem a code.

In the free version you can watch one short ad to unlock every Pro feature for 24 hours, up to three times a week. It only counts if the ad plays to the end. Ads start muted between 9 pm and 9 am.

The free version shows a small banner at the bottom of the alarm list and Progress — never on the alarm or the mission. Ads come from Google AdMob; Morrin never asks to track you across apps. Change your ad choices in Settings › Ad privacy choices (where available), report an ad from Settings › Report an ad, or remove ads with Pro. See the privacy policy.

On your iPhone. There's no account, and your alarms, goals, voice notes and history are never uploaded. Deleting the app deletes all of it. Voice notes are removed automatically after 30 days.

English and Spanish. Morrin follows your iPhone's language.