NEWNow on the App Store

Break
before
you break.

Short recoveries, placed with intent — so fatigue doesn't get there first. Up Yet is a rest reminder for people who do deep work on their phone.

Requires iOS 26+Live Activity · Widgets · Lock Screen
Up Yet Now screen showing an active work session, break timer, and session actions.
iPhone Lock Screen showing the Up Yet live activity and break notification.
Up Yet Schedule screen showing weekday rhythm, start time, and work length options.
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FEATURES

Designed around the cadence of work you already have.

Not another habit tracker. Up Yet sits quietly, and speaks up exactly when it matters.

REMINDER STRENGTH

Three levels of nudge.

Pick the one that fits the work. Switch mid-day if you need to.

Gentle

A single, kind notification. Easy to ignore — which is the point for heads-down work.

Persistent

Multiple notifications until you acknowledge. For when you actually want to be caught.

Full alarm

An assertive alarm you can't miss. For back-to-back meetings and long stretches.

SCHEDULE

Your rhythm, not someone else's.

Pick weekdays, a start time, and a work/rest cadence — 30/10, 45/10, or 60/10. Mix and match later, too.

Up Yet Schedule screen showing weekday rhythm, start time, and work length options.
LIVE ACTIVITY

Countdown, right on the Dynamic Island.

Always there, never in the way. One glance at your phone tells you how much focus you have left.

iPhone Lock Screen showing the Up Yet live activity and break notification.
SETTINGS

Choose the mode that gets through.

Gentle, standard, or assertive reminders from the real settings screen.

Up Yet Settings screen showing gentle, standard, and assertive reminder modes.
HISTORY

A quiet record.

How often you paused. No streaks. No guilt.

PRIVACY

Lives on your device.

No account. No tracking. Your schedule never leaves your phone.

// NO ANALYTICS
// NO SERVERS
// NO SIGN-UP
// ON-DEVICE ONLY
HOW IT WORKS

Three taps. Then it just runs.

01

Set your hours

Tell Up Yet when your workday starts and ends, and which days count. Saturday can stay quiet.

02

Pick a cadence

30/10, 45/10, or 60/10 — work and rest in repeating blocks. Swap any time.

03

Get up, sit back down

Up Yet surfaces the next break on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. You do the rest — literally.

SCREENS

Designed to disappear when you're working.

And to be legible, warm, and unbossy when you're not.

Up Yet Now screen showing an active work session, break timer, and session actions.
01 / Now
Up Yet Schedule screen showing weekday rhythm, start time, and work length options.
02 / Schedule
Up Yet Settings screen showing gentle, standard, and assertive reminder modes.
03 / Settings
iPhone Lock Screen showing the Up Yet live activity and break notification.
04 / Lock Screen
WHY REST

Fatigue is the tax on deep work.

The point of a break isn't to be lazy. It's to stay fast. Short, regular recoveries keep working memory fresh, reduce eye strain, and give the posterior of your nervous system a chance to reset. Miss enough ofthem and the afternoon becomes a slog — that's not willpower, that's physiology.

Up Yet doesn't ask for much. A few minutes, placed before you feel you need them.

52min
The natural focus-rest cycle most high performers land on, across independent studies.
DRAUGIEM GROUP · 2014
13%
Performance gain on sustained attention tasks with short, regular micro-breaks.
META-ANALYSIS · PLOS ONE · 2022
2min
All it takes. Stand, look at something 20 feet away, drink water. Repeat.
20-20-20 RULE · AOA
PRICING
$1/year
Two-week free trial included

Two weeks free. Then one dollar a year.

Try every reminder mode before the subscription starts. After that, a year of calmer focus costs less than a coffee.

Download on the App Store
TWO-WEEK FREE TRIAL · REQUIRES IOS 26 · FAMILY SHARING INCLUDED