Sunshine Solitaire

The snooze button is this app's villain. Sunshine Solitaire is an alarm clock with a toll: to dismiss the alarm, you first complete a light Solitaire challenge — a small moment of focus between sleep and the day that makes drifting back off noticeably harder than a half-awake tap.

Underneath the gimmick it's a complete everyday alarm: multiple alarms for mornings, routines and daily reminders; one-time or repeating schedules; customizable ringtone and vibration. The challenge itself is adjustable — pick different challenge levels based on your routine, so a must-not-miss morning can demand more lucidity than a gentle weekend nudge.

The catalog context is worth a line: this shelf already holds an alarm that made you check the weather (and tried to become your home-screen launcher). This one's toll is cards instead of forecasts, and it asks for no launcher takeover — just a few moves of solitaire standing between you and silence.

Filing and scale, plainly: it's catalogued here as a Puzzle game, though in daily life it's a utility you'd set once and curse fondly every morning. It's brand new and tiny (1K+ downloads), with a 5.0 rating that rests on a handful of early reviews. For chronic snoozers whose regular alarms have become decorative, a card game at the gate is a genuinely sensible escalation.