“What’s the plan for tomorrow?”
The evening before each alarm, a Planning reminder asks one question. Type one line. That’s it.
Stop the alarm and hear your plan for the day, read aloud in a natural voice that runs right on your phone. Plan it the night before — or let your AI do it for you.
Android · Free with Pro options
Three small moments that turn your alarm into the start of a day you actually planned.
The evening before each alarm, a Planning reminder asks one question. Type one line. That’s it.
Stop the alarm and a natural voice reads your plan back to you while the orb pulses with it. It runs on your phone and works offline.
An alarm can ask you a question. Tap Yes or No and it tells you what to do next, or rings again later. Your AI sets it up; your phone runs it.
Connect your own AI assistant through an MCP connector. It can set your alarms, write what each one says, add follow-up questions and plan your whole week — just ask.
Works withGemini and Copilot aren’t supported yet.
Things you can askEvery change your assistant makes is logged, and it’s told when your phone has it.
A proper alarm clock with the repeat days you’d expect. The wake-up plan comes after you stop it.
Your plan is read aloud the moment you stop the alarm, with an orb that pulses as the voice speaks.
Natural Kokoro voices generated on your phone. No connection needed, nothing sent anywhere.
The evening before each alarm: “What’s the plan for tomorrow?” One line is enough.
Each alarm can say its own thing: “Leg day, pack the bag” or “Take the bread out”. Labels too.
Today’s events from your phone’s calendar, read out with your plan.
Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok or Le Chat can write your plan and manage alarms.
“Are they crisp?” Yes or No decides what happens next, right on your phone.
On Sunday, ask your AI for the week. Every alarm, with its own message, set in one go.
Pro starts with a 7-day free trial. Billing is handled by Google Play, and you can cancel any time.
Prices in US dollars; Google Play shows the price in your local currency. Full comparison and trial terms.
Alarms, plans and the voice that reads them are processed on your device.
Calendar events stay on your phone unless you connect your AI assistant.
Messages and follow-up questions run on your phone. Your AI sets them up; nothing is sent when the alarm goes off.
We make money from Pro, not from you. Read the privacy policy.
Not on the store yet. It’s launching on Google Play soon. Until then you can join the beta: email support@getwhynotyou.com with the subject “Beta tester” and we’ll add your Google account to the test.
Google Play asks new developer accounts to run a closed test with real testers before an app can be published to everyone. Testers get the app early, for free, and help us find problems before launch.
Yes. Alarms, your plan and the voice that reads it all run on your phone, so the wake-up works without a connection. Connecting an AI assistant needs the internet.
Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok and Le Chat, through an MCP connector. Gemini and Copilot aren’t supported yet. Connecting an assistant is part of Pro.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants use outside tools. You add the Why Not You connector in your assistant’s settings and sign in. After that the assistant can read and change your alarms, their messages and your plans when you ask it to.
Free: alarms, the spoken wake-up plan, typing your plan yourself, and your own message on every alarm. Pro adds calendar events read to you, and your AI setting alarms, writing their messages, adding follow-up questions and planning a whole week in one go. Compare plans.
Pro subscriptions start with a 7-day free trial. Billing goes through Google Play, so you cancel in the Play Store under Payments & subscriptions. Cancel before the trial ends and you won’t be charged.
No and no. Your alarms, plans and voice stay on your phone. If you connect an AI assistant, we store only what’s needed for it to work. Read the privacy policy.
Not right now. Why Not You is Android only.
Why Not You is launching on Google Play soon. Google asks new apps to run a closed test first, so we’re looking for Android testers. Email us and we’ll add you.