Wake-up calls across Canada
Early shift, winter commute, or a dawn flight out of Pearson—WakeCall rings your Canadian phone at the time you set and tells you why you are getting up. Try a free call first; no account or app required.
No sign-up · No app · No credit card
Pick your zone and the call stays at the same local time all year. Daylight saving runs from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November.
Select +1, then type your 10-digit number—area code first, without a leading 1. For example, (416) 555-0123 becomes 4165550123.
Dark winter mornings make alarms easy to sleep through. A phone call is harder to ignore.
Yes. WakeCall places scheduled wake-up calls to Canadian phone numbers. You can try a free test call without signing up, then schedule recurring calls.
The test call is free with no sign-up or card details. Recurring scheduled calls use pay-as-you-go credits, with no subscription.
Yes. Choose Newfoundland Time for the half-hour offset, or Saskatchewan, which does not change its clocks, and your call arrives at the right local time.
Save the WakeCall number as a contact and allow it through Focus or Do Not Disturb, then use the free test call to confirm it rings.
Create your account and schedule the call that fits your routine.