An alarm you have to earn
It will not turn off until you answer a problem. Nothing difficult — just enough that you cannot do it asleep.
Coming to the App Store
NightClimb scores every night you sleep, ranks you against everyone else, and wakes you with an alarm that will not shut up until you solve something. Three dollars a month. No ads, ever.
Not released yet — aiming for late August 2026. iOS first.
A sleep tracker you have a reason to open. Everything below is in the app on day one.
It will not turn off until you answer a problem. Nothing difficult — just enough that you cannot do it asleep.
Set a bedtime and a wake-up target. Hit them and the number goes up. Miss them and it does not.
Rank points, leagues and streaks. Your position is public, which is the entire point.
Follow anyone. Follow each other and you are friends. Blocking and reporting are built in and work both ways.
Daily quests, long-run achievements and a companion that follows you around while you collect them.
Your history, your targets and your email are yours alone. Turn on a private account and the rest tightens too.
$3a month
Everything is included from the first night. There is no free tier to outgrow, no coins to buy, no companion locked behind a second paywall, and no advertising — because the subscription is the only way NightClimb makes money, and that keeps the incentives pointed at you sleeping well rather than at you staring at a screen.
Subscriptions are handled entirely by Apple, inside the App Store, on your own Apple account. Nothing is sold or paid for on this website.
App Store prices are shown in your own currency and may differ. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends, and cancelling is done in your App Store settings — see the subscription terms or how to cancel.
The short summary. The full privacy policy is longer and says the same thing.
No analytics, no crash-reporting, no advertising identifiers, no third-party SDK receiving your data. None.
NightClimb has no HealthKit or Health Connect permission. It could not read your health data if it tried.
Data lives on Supabase in eu-central-1 and is not
transferred outside the EEA.
One tap in the app removes everything, immediately. Two narrow exceptions, both named in the policy.