LDAlarm: Lucid Dream Alarm

Press the big Lucid Dream button when you go to bed. Nothing else to set: the app places the signals from the moment you press it. HOW IT WORKS After 6 hours 15 minutes the first signal wakes you. Six hours are four full sleep cycles, and 15 minutes is time to fall asleep. Deep sleep is behind you; what follows are long, vivid REM phases. Stay awake for 10–30 minutes, recall your dream and lie down again — this is the wake-back-to-bed method (WBTB). Then gentle signals play. Each one plays once and fades by itself — nothing to turn off. They are not meant to wake you, only to lift your awareness slightly so you remember your intention and realize you're dreaming. THREE READY-MADE BUTTONS • Workday — wakes you after 6:15, two gentle signals, then an alarm for work. The button shows in advance what time you'll get up. • Day off — wakes you after 6:15, then only gentle signals: nowhere to…