Quantum Leap Mind LLC is an independent software company. We design and publish consumer applications for moments where a device can verify what happened — and we build them to report only what was measured.
Why we exist
There are moments when a person needs their phone to be honest with them — not encouraging, not engaging, honest. An alarm at six in the morning is one. A record of how you actually slept is another. We build for those moments, because that is where a measurement is worth more than a promise.
A small set of products that people rely on without thinking about — each doing a single verifiable thing so dependably that it becomes part of how the day works. We would rather be essential to a few moments than present in all of them.
A morning is the same problem in every country. Our products ship in the languages people actually wake up in — iWake in twenty-eight, down to the alarm's own buttons — and are built to the same standard in each. Nothing is a translation of an afterthought.
What we do
Each product does one thing a phone can verify, and does it completely. We do not build platforms, dashboards, or suites. We build the one tool for the one moment, and we make it reliable enough to depend on.
An alarm that ends with evidence rather than a button. It stops when the phone has confirmed physical activity — motion the sensor counted, steps the pedometer measured, or a place the camera recognised. It keeps working when force-quit, and it keeps an honest record of every morning.
iPhone · coming to the App Store · Android in testing
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A complete record of how you sleep, how you wake, and what affected either — kept as measurements rather than a score. Missing nights are shown as missing. Nothing is estimated.
In development
Why choose ours. Because it will not tell you something happened when it did not. Because nothing about you leaves your phone. And because it is built to be finished, not to be opened again tomorrow.
How we work
Where a device can measure something — motion, steps, a scene — the measurement is the evidence. We do not substitute a confirmation button for a sensor. If it cannot be measured, it is not claimed.
No accounts, no servers, no analytics. Everything a product knows about its user is stored locally and deleted with the app. This is an architectural decision, not a privacy setting.
Records, not streaks. Uncertain results are shown as uncertain; poor results are kept alongside good ones. A product that flatters its user is not measuring anything.
Each product has a single job and is finished when that job is reliable under real conditions — including the ones nobody tests for. Scope is added only when it serves that job.
How we get better
A product is not finished when the code compiles. It is finished when it has worked under the real conditions it exists for — the phone in a pocket, the app force-quit, the morning nobody was expecting.
A known defect is addressed before a new capability is added. Every claim on a product page must trace to something the product actually does; if it does not, the page changes, not the claim.
Every mistake, its cause, and its fix are recorded so it is not made twice. Findings are put to a second review whose job is to disprove them. What survives is what we build on.
What we do not build
No streaks, badges, or prompts to open the app. Our products are used when they are needed and ignored otherwise. That is the intended outcome.
Any capability whose only evidence is the user's say-so is left out rather than approximated.
We operate no infrastructure that holds user information. There is nothing to breach, sell, or hand over.
Company
An independent software company. Publisher of iWake and Wake Proof.
Product support:
support@iwakeproof.com
Creators and partnerships:
iwakeproof.com/iwake/creators
Privacy:
iwakeproof.com/iwake/privacy