Local proof first
QR, barcode, NFC, and AI Object proof missions validate on device. Camera originals are not uploaded.
Physical-proof alarms for iPhone
A stronger alarm for people who can stop a normal alarm half-asleep. OkiPaca asks for a real-world proof mission before a wake-up is treated as cleared.
What it does
Save a tested proof away from bed, attach it to an alarm, and OkiPaca opens the mission when it is time to wake up. If proof cannot be verified, the app shows a concrete repair state instead of pretending the alarm is safe.
Kitchen barcode required
Release promises
QR, barcode, NFC, and AI Object proof missions validate on device. Camera originals are not uploaded.
Accounts are optional. Restored alarms stay off until the new device can re-test proof and schedule its own AlarmKit alarm.
If permission, hardware, or proof data is missing, OkiPaca explains the repair path instead of showing fake success.
OkiPaca Plus
Subscriptions renew through Apple. Lifetime is a one-time non-consumable purchase.
7-day free trial
7-day free trial
7-day free trial
No renewal
Safety flows remain available even if subscription state cannot be checked: scheduled alarm missions, emergency dismiss, cleanup, restore purchases, and account deletion.
Review notes
OkiPaca uses AlarmKit for system alarms, VisionKit and Camera permission for QR/barcode scanning, Core NFC for NFC missions, and Family Controls only for optional Morning Block.
Unsupported camera, NFC, Screen Time, or AlarmKit states are shown as repair or unavailable states. The app does not claim simulator-only validation as physical-device release readiness.
Weekly, monthly, and yearly subscriptions include a 7-day free trial. Lifetime is a non-renewing App Store purchase. Restore purchases and account deletion stay accessible.
FAQ
No. AI Object proof runs locally on device and OkiPaca does not store original camera photos.
OkiPaca uses safe restore. Synced alarms restore as off until the current iPhone re-tests proof readiness and schedules its own system alarm.
Subscriptions are managed by Apple. You can cancel from iOS Settings under Apple Account subscriptions.