OkiPaca

Now on the App Store

Wake up with proof.

OkiPaca is a proof alarm for real wakeups. It rings like an alarm, then makes dismissal require a real-world mission away from bed: scan a tested QR, barcode, NFC tag, or local AI Object before the alarm is treated as cleared.

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Free to download. In-app purchases. Built for iPhone. Requires iOS 26.0 or later.

OkiPaca Home screen requiring a tested proof before saving alarms
Proof first
OkiPaca alarm editor with time, repeat, sound, and proof settings
Attach to an alarm
OkiPaca in-app live proof scanner asking the user to hold steady
Scan to clear

How it works

Set the proof once. Use it when the alarm rings.

The setup is deliberately simple: choose a proof location, test it, attach it to an alarm, then complete that exact mission when it is time to wake up.

1

Place proof away from bed

Use a bathroom QR, kitchen barcode, door NFC tag, or a household object that forces you to move.

2

Attach it to the alarm

OkiPaca saves alarms only when the selected proof is tested and ready on this iPhone.

3

Scan to clear

When the alarm fires, the wake-up remains unresolved until the proof mission succeeds or a serious emergency hold is used.

Proof missions

Pick the physical target that fits your morning.

Each proof type has a real setup, test, and repair path. If the hardware or permission is unavailable, OkiPaca says that directly.

QR

QR Code

Print or place a code somewhere you must physically reach.

BAR

Barcode

Use a cereal box, bottle, or fixed household item that already has a barcode.

NFC

NFC Tag

Tap a tag by the door, sink, or desk on supported iPhones.

AI

AI Object

Find a saved household object with local on-device validation.

Private by design

Alarm-critical proof stays local.

OkiPaca is built for a sleepy user and a real iPhone. It does not pretend hardware, permissions, or cloud restore can do more than they can.

Local proof first

QR, barcode, NFC, and AI Object proof missions validate on device. Camera originals are not uploaded.

Safe cloud restore

Accounts are optional. Restored alarms stay off until the new iPhone re-tests proof and schedules its own system alarm.

Honest repair states

If permission, hardware, or proof data is missing, OkiPaca shows a concrete repair path instead of fake success.

OkiPaca Plus

Download free, then choose the plan that fits.

OkiPaca is free to download on the App Store. Weekly and monthly are paid subscription options. Yearly includes a 7-day free trial for eligible Apple accounts. Lifetime is a one-time purchase with no renewal.

Weekly

$1.99

No free trial

Monthly

$4.99

No free trial

Yearly

$29.99

7-day free trial

Lifetime

$59.99

One-time purchase

Safety flows remain available even if subscription state cannot be checked: scheduled alarm missions, emergency dismiss, cleanup, restore purchases, and account deletion.

Built for iPhone

Uses system alarms, real permissions, and real limits.

Apple system APIs

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.

Hardware limits

Unsupported camera, NFC, Screen Time, or AlarmKit states are shown as repair or unavailable states, not silent failures.

Safety paths stay open

Scheduled alarm missions, emergency dismiss, cleanup, restore purchases, and account deletion remain reachable when needed.

Available now

Get OkiPaca on the App Store.

Start with a tested proof mission, then attach it to your first proof alarm on iPhone.

Download on the App Store

FAQ

Release and privacy details.

What counts as proof?

A tested QR code, barcode, NFC tag, or local AI Object mission placed away from bed.

Does OkiPaca store my proof photos?

No. AI Object proof runs locally on device and OkiPaca does not store original camera photos.

Can an account sync active alarms to another iPhone?

OkiPaca uses safe restore. Synced alarms restore as off until the current iPhone re-tests proof readiness and schedules its own system alarm.