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Wake Boom now wakes you in 29 languages

Company· By Wake Boom editorial team· 2 min read

A window at first light, curtain drawn half back, the view outside blurred into soft, indistinct light. The image reads: The words that drag you out of bed

Alarms are personal. The words that drag you out of bed should be too.

As of this week, Wake Boom speaks 29 languages — every mission, every button, every gentle ✿ aside. That includes full right-to-left layouts for Arabic, Farsi, Hebrew and Urdu, where the whole app mirrors: toggles, tab bars, even the math keypad.

Some of the newcomers: Vietnamese, Ukrainian, Thai, Swedish, Romanian, Polish, Norwegian, Indonesian, Hebrew, Dutch, Czech, Urdu, Punjabi and Bangla — joining the fifteen languages Wake Boom already spoke. Whatever the language, the recipe for the morning itself doesn’t change — it’s the same six settings we lay out in how to wake up on time with an alarm app.

Fair prices, wherever you wake

Alongside the languages, we’ve repriced Wake Boom Premium based on local purchasing power, not just exchange rates. A subscription in São Paulo, Cairo or Mumbai now costs what it should cost there — because oversleeping is universal, but incomes aren’t.

Both arrive with the current App Store update. If Wake Boom now speaks your language, we’d love to hear how it sounds — the review box is right there after your first on-time morning ✿

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