How AiWake works
Choose your topics. Hear your morning.
AiWake turns the topics you choose into a spoken news briefing. You can use a suggested topic or write your own. You are not limited to a fixed list.
See the app in use
Watch the 24-second Android demo.
It shows a real Android preview with a spoken guide. It is not a test of an alarm starting on a locked phone. The demonstration includes a short briefing sample, not today's news.
Set up your first alarm
- Install AiWake and sign in.
- Create an alarm. Choose its time and the days you want it to repeat.
- Find “What topic do you want to wake up to?” Enter a subject in your own words.
- Choose your briefing language, length and voice settings.
- Save the alarm and allow the device permissions that AiWake requests.
For example, you could ask for news about AI tools for small businesses. Our custom-topic guide has more examples.
On iPhone
On iOS 26 or later, allow alarms when asked. When your alarm rings, tap Open AiWake to start the briefing. Earlier iOS versions use standard notifications. Your notification, Focus and silent-mode settings can affect those alerts.
Before you start
A fresh briefing needs an internet connection. Spoken playback also depends on your phone's installed voices and speech settings. News coverage can vary. Check the linked reports when you need more detail, and keep a backup alarm for important events.
The Free plan gives you three English briefings each week. Paid plans offer more briefings and supported languages. Your store shows the price before purchase.