Marius Gundersen

I’ve fixed the biggest bug from the previous version of Wake Me Up Spotify; it is now possible to use a playlist to wake you up! The fix was simple, and like the rest of the app, a hack. It just closes spotify 2 minutes before you want to wake up. Then it reopens it again (T minus 1 minute), and starts playing at the specified wake up time.

The latest version can be downloaded here: WakeMeUpSpotify (0.2)

Using Wake Me Up Spotify

When you start Wake Me Up Spotify for the first time, a yellow banner (1) at the top of the app will indicate that you need to locate Spotify on your computer. Click on the banner, and find the folder where Spotify is installed (usually C:\Program Files\Spotify). You only have to do this once.

Now you need to specify the time you want to wake up at. Enter the time (in hours:minutes) in the small text box (2). Next you need to find a song or playlist that you want to wake up to. Open Spotify and find a song or playlist, right click it, and click “Copy Spotify URI”. Then paste it in the large textbox in Wake Me Up Spotify (3). Now you are ready to go to sleep!

You can hide Wake Me Up Spotify by clicking the minimize arrow on the toolbar. This will minimize the app to the taskbar (the bottom right corner of Windows). The app will still run from here. If you close it, it will not wake you up.