Every morning & evening · 06:00 & 18:00 IST
A real dog.
Live twice
a day.
The alarm’s always on time. He mostly is.
Twice a day a church bell rings near Bruno’s home, and he howls at it, every time. Bruno’s Alarm points a camera at him and turns that howl into your wake-up call.
His last howl
The newest session, straight from the camera. Rated by everyone who watched it in the app.
Turn the sound up. Trust me.
How it goes, every day
The bell rings far off. He hears it first.
When he’s on
Both sessions, converted to wherever you are.
Give or take a few minutes. He's a dog, not a train.
What the app does
Wake up to Bruno
Set an alarm. Bruno's howl wakes you up.
Watch him live
Twice a day, at 6 AM and 6 PM India time.
Rate his howls
Missed it? Watch the last one and rate it.
Inside the app
- 6:00 am, sorted
missed it? replay it
live, twice a day
From the blog
All posts →- 28 October 2026
Why is it Android only?
iPhones make it hard for apps to be real alarms. That’s changing.
28 October 2026No ads, no account, no sign-up
Open it, set an alarm. That’s it.
28 October 2026The app changes with the time of day
Orange in the morning, dark blue at night. A small thing that makes it nicer.
Fair questions
Is Bruno real?
Very. Everything you see and hear in the app is him, recorded at his actual sessions.
What does it cost?
Nothing. No ads, no sign-up, no account.
iPhone?
Android only for now.
Does it ring on silent?
Yes. It rings like your phone's normal alarm, even on silent or Do Not Disturb.
What if he doesn't howl?
The alarm never depends on him turning up. The sound is saved on your phone ahead of time, so it rings with or without a connection, and with or without Bruno.
What do you collect?
Very little. Alarms stay on your phone, and chat and ratings use an anonymous ID instead of an account. The privacy policy lists every piece of it.
