Lobby Call is the alarm for the bunk. Pick the hotel or venue, and it watches the road and wakes you right before you pull in. Not at 4am, and not in the parking lot.
Coming soon to iPhone.
No more guessing when the drive ends or setting five alarms. Lobby Call keeps moving your alarm as the bus moves.
Search the hotel, venue or any address. Your tour stops can fill in automatically each night.
10, 20, 30 or 45 minutes out. Enough time to wake up, grab your stuff and walk off the bus.
It tracks the drive all night and rings like a real alarm, even with your phone on Silent.
Each glow is a place someone woke up to Lobby Call. The totals add up every night on the road.
Counting starts the night Lobby Call launches.
Anonymous and approximate: spots are rounded to about 50 km, nothing from the last 24 hours, and no routes, names or tours.
Everything about it is designed for a dark bunk with 11 other people asleep around you.
Deep navy and dim text. Opening it won't light up the bus.
Your wrist and phone vibrate first, so you wake up without waking everyone else.
Lost service in the mountains? It keeps estimating from your speed and still rings on time.
Crossing into Central overnight? Wake times always show in local time where you're headed.
A fixed alarm for the "no matter what" time, in case the plan changes overnight.
See your wake time, arrival time and miles to go without unlocking.
See the weather where you'll step off, at the time you'll get there. Cold or rain? It tells you to grab the jacket before the bay closes.
A quiet buzz confirms your alarm is set, so you can tuck the phone away without checking the screen.
Lobby Call works with the iPhone features you already use, so you can set your alarm in a dark bunk in one move.
"Lobby Call me" sets tonight's alarm. Or press the Action button and go to sleep.
A live countdown to your wake-up. In StandBy on the charger, it dims itself for the bunk.
Group chatter goes quiet while you sleep. Your alarm and buddy alerts still get through.
Every night on the bus is saved as sleep, so you can see what touring really does to your rest. (Pro)
Hotels and venues on your calendar become tour stops, and each night sets itself. (Pro)
New crew scan the bus QR and join in seconds, even before they've installed the app.
The tour manager starts a bus and shares a code. Everyone scans in with no account, sets their own wake time, and the TM can see who's up before you pull into the hotel. No more banging on curtains.
☰ → Group → Start group. Name it "Bus 2" and you get a code and a QR to share.
Tap Get Bus Pass: $59.99 a year or $9.99 a month, on the TM's Apple ID. Easy to expense to the tour.
Everyone scans the code, the TM taps approve, and they get Pro. No accounts, nobody else pays.
Covers up to 15 people. The TM approves who gets a Pro seat, anyone who leaves the group loses it, and Pro pauses for anyone who hasn't been near the bus in 14 days. A whole bus of 12 works out to about $5 a person for the year. Full walkthrough →
The alarm is free, with no limits. Upgrade for tour tools, or cover the whole bus at once.
Yes. Lobby Call uses the same alarm system as the iPhone Clock app, so it rings through Silent and Focus modes.
Lobby Call checks location less often when you're far away and more often as you get close. Most bunks have outlets, and the app reminds you to plug in if your battery is low.
It keeps estimating from your recent speed and distance, and your alarm stays scheduled on the phone, so it rings even with no service.
It was built for touring crews, but it works for anyone sleeping while someone else drives: overnight buses, trains and road trips.
Yes. Say "Lobby Call me", map it to the Action button, and add the Lobby Call filter to Sleep Focus so group chatter goes quiet while your alarm still rings.
No. Family links are private, unguessable and expire after 12 hours to 3 days. They never show the hotel, venue or band name, the map is blurred, and the bus disappears near arrival. Tour managers can turn links off for the whole group at any time.
No. Just download it and set your alarm. Groups use a code, with no sign-up.
iPhone first. Android is on the list.
Lobby Call is coming soon to iPhone. Get on the early-access list and we'll tell you the day it's out.
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