Wakie, an App to share awakening

Like in a hotel when you call the reception to wake you up at a specific time but from home and by mobile . This is how Wakie works, but with a clear difference: the person calling us is not the hotel receptionist but someone, unknown, who gets up at the same time as us. The awakening has been socialized . Wakie is a social network to share our awakening and in which we can be agents active or passive depending on whether we want our role to be that of the person who calls another or who receives the wake-up call. Whether you choose one or the other role, everything depends on the time we set our alarm clock on the mobile phone . Since the morning is not the time to waste time on small talk, all calls are cut to the minute in length. To guarantee our anonymity , the Wakie App does not reveal any information except the country of origin of the call. For those who have no qualms about talking to others in this way, Wakie is available for Android and Windows Phone devices. There will be another version for iOS soon. However, it is only available in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Singapore, and Hong Kong.