iPhone
Alarm notifications with Snooze, I’m up and Scrub, Live Activities, Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets, Control Center, Siri and Shortcuts.
Features
Everything below exists in the current builds. Where a device doesn’t have a feature yet, the line under it says so. Plans live on the roadmap.
Night · launch alarm
A countdown you actually want to wake up to, and a bedroom that stays dark the rest of the night.

Home · briefing
The day at a glance, in numbers rather than adjectives.

Space
Public launch data, shown plainly. Status comes from the launch itself, never from a theme.

House
Home Assistant does the work. Flight Day shows what it reports, word for word, and asks before it guesses.

Status · ambient
What’s connected, what’s stale, and a quiet screen when nobody’s looking.

Apple extras · TestFlight beta
The Apple apps are native and use what each platform does best. They’re a TestFlight beta; there’s no App Store release date.
Alarm notifications with Snooze, I’m up and Scrub, Live Activities, Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets, Control Center, Siri and Shortcuts.
The alarm on your wrist, double tap to snooze, complications, and an offline “as of” mode.
A sidebar dashboard and a menu-bar countdown.
Top Shelf, Siri Remote alarm controls, YouTube hand-off for launch streams, offline “as of” mode.
House rules
A tile shows real data or a standby that says what it’s waiting for. Sample content appears only in demo mode, and it’s labelled.
Red and amber on black, no brand colours, nothing visible or audible on bedroom screens at night unless you ask.
No routine sets white light.
Text meets 4.5:1 contrast (the deliberately dim night clock aside) and Reduce Motion is respected everywhere.