The Napz app icon: a playing card with a red alarm bell.

Napz · from Strata Studio

Beat the dealer.
Beat the snooze.

Napz is an alarm clock with a card game built in. When it rings you sit down at the table and play. Win, and the day can start.

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iPhone · iOS 26.1 or later · not on the App Store yet

Napz alarm list: a large 06:30 clock, an alarm card and the week's streak.
Napz wake-up table: a winning blackjack hand.

Inside the app

Six screens.
One morning, beaten.

Scroll through a morning with Napz: set the alarm, wake up to the table, play your way out of bed.

A big, quiet clock and your alarms as cards, each one saying when it rings next. Your streak for the week sits underneath.

Pick the time, the days, the game and the sound. There is no snooze, and a second check-in after you win makes sure you are really up.

The alarm rings until you play. One button takes you to the table, and there is an emergency stop for the day you truly need it.

Place your bet, hit or stand. Win enough hands and the alarm stops. Lose, and you play again.

The alarm is off and the morning is yours. Napz tallies the hands you played, your streak and the chips you earned.

Wake on time and climb: ranks, a daily streak, your win rate per game and a week at a glance.

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The rules

How a morning goes.

An alarm you can't wave away. Four steps, no snooze button anywhere.

  1. It rings. Sound, vibration, and a button that says Play. That is the only way to the off switch.
  2. You play. A few hands at the wake-up table. Place your bet, hit or stand, beat the dealer.
  3. You win, it stops. Win enough hands and the alarm is done. Lose, and the next hand is already dealt.
  4. You check in. Turn on the second run and Napz asks you to confirm you're up a few minutes later. Miss it, and the alarm rings again.

Chips are points inside the app, used only to keep score. They cannot be cashed out and there are no payouts.

More than blackjack

Pick your way
to wake up.

Blackjack is the classic. Memory and Higher / Lower give a half-asleep brain something else to chew on. Choose the game per alarm.

Napz Memory: a four-by-four grid of face-down cards, match all eight pairs.
Memory
Napz Higher or Lower: a three of hearts, and a choice between Lower and Higher.
Higher / Lower
The Napz app icon.

Questions,
answered.

What is Napz?

An iPhone alarm clock with a card game built in. When the alarm rings you play, and it only stops when you win. It is not on the App Store yet; leave your email above and you will get one message the day it is.

Can I snooze?

No. There is no snooze button. The alarm stops when you win the game. For the rare day you truly need out, there is an emergency stop that unlocks after a wait.

Can I win or lose real money?

No. The chips are points inside the app, used only to keep score. They cannot be cashed out and there are no payouts.

How much does Napz cost?

Pricing is not final yet. Every price will be shown in the App Store before you pay, and we will put the details here at launch.

Who is it for?

Napz is built for adults. We expect it to carry an 18+ age rating on the App Store.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone, on iOS 26.1 or later. Napz is written in Swift and built only for Apple's platforms, so there is no Android version and no web version.

Something went wrong. Who do I tell?

Email hello@stratastudio.app with your iPhone model, your iOS version, and what you were doing when it happened. More ways to reach us are on the support page.