Tagdawn: NFC Alarm & Habits app analytics for August 27

Meet the alarm you finish on your feet. Place a compatible NFC sticker across the room and scan it to complete your alarm in Tagdawn. Bring your own tag: common NFC stickers are inexpensive, and no Tagdawn-branded accessory is required. Tagdawn uses iPhone’s system alarm experience, including alerts through Silent mode and Focus. iPhone always provides Stop. Without a tag, Stop ends the alarm normally. With a tag setup, Stop ends the current alarm and Tagdawn asks iPhone for a fresh one after your chosen Ring again wait until the tag ritual is complete. Choose As soon as possible or clear seconds-and-minutes presets; exact timing can vary. Build your wake-up setup: • Choose one or more tags, their order, and the number of taps per tag. • Keep an optional private backup QR code for an eligible alarm. • Run an isolated test alarm with the same tag and Ring again setup. • Protect alarm changes with Face ID, Touch ID, a passcode, or the physical tag. • Choose a Tagdawn tone, the iPhone alarm sound, or a compatible imported sound. Keep the rest of your day together: • Track check-offs, counts, amounts, limits, and habits with no daily goal. • Add several planned times with a normal reminder or loud alarm. • Use deliberate tag shortcuts for habit entries while Tagdawn is open. • Log earlier entries with their real date and time. • Review separate Wake and Habit charts. • Use timers, a stopwatch, widgets, and eligible Lock Screen or Dynamic Island activities. Tag scans begin only while Tagdawn is open after you choose Scan. Tagdawn works alongside Clock; it does not replace it. Your alarm, tag, Wake, Habit, timer, and stopwatch records stay on your devices. No account, subscription, ads, or tracking.