The Wake-Up Alarm That Actually Works - Because It CALLS You

You set 5 alarms. You sleep through all of them. You snooze 11 times. You're late again. Sound familiar? SAM-PA has a different approach: it calls your phone with music until you actually wake up.

Why Phone Alarms Don't Work

Let's be honest about phone alarms. After a few days, your brain learns to dismiss them without even waking up. Your finger finds the snooze button on autopilot. It's basically muscle memory at this point.

And if you're the kind of person who sets their phone on silent at night? Forget about it. That alarm is playing to an audience of zero.

The problem isn't you. The problem is that alarms are too easy to ignore.

How SAM-PA's Wake-Up Alarm Works

Setting up is dead simple. Just message SAM-PA on WhatsApp:

That's it. No clock app, no toggle switches, no AM/PM confusion.

Now here's what happens at 6:30am:

• 1. SAM-PA sends you a WhatsApp message - "Good morning! Time to wake up!"
• 2. If you don't respond, SAM-PA calls your phone with music
• 3. You hit snooze? SAM-PA calls again in 7 minutes
• 4. Still sleeping? Another call. SAM-PA doesn't give up on you.

Why a Phone Call Works Better Than an Alarm

Think about it. When's the last time you slept through a phone call?

Phone calls are fundamentally different from alarms:

• ✓ They override silent mode on most phones (if you allow the contact)
• ✓ They feel urgent - your brain treats calls differently than alarm tones
• ✓ You have to actively dismiss them - no sleep-swiping the snooze button
• ✓ They play music - a nice way to wake up instead of a jarring alarm tone

It's the difference between a gentle notification and someone actually trying to reach you. Your brain knows the difference, even when you're asleep.

The 7-Minute Snooze (That Won't Let You Off the Hook)

We get it. Sometimes you need those extra few minutes. SAM-PA's snooze gives you exactly 7 minutes - enough to feel like you got more sleep, but not enough to fall into a deep sleep cycle again.

But here's the thing: after 7 minutes, your phone rings again. With music. And it will keep going until you respond to the WhatsApp message confirming you're actually awake.

It's persistent in the best way possible. Like a friend who promised to make sure you don't miss your 8am exam.

Perfect For...

• ✓ Heavy sleepers who set 7 alarms and still oversleep
• ✓ Students with early morning exams or classes
• ✓ Early morning gym-goers who keep telling themselves "tomorrow pakka"
• ✓ People catching flights - you really don't want to miss that 6am IndiGo flight
• ✓ Parents who need to wake up before the kids for some peace

Set It Up Tonight

Tonight, before you sleep, message SAM-PA: "Set alarm for 6:30am"

Tomorrow morning, when your phone rings with music and you actually wake up on time, you'll wonder why alarms weren't always like this.

Your snooze button has finally met its match.