An alarm on any date
You’ll forget. It won’t.
Tomorrow, or the 3rd of November
Your iPhone does tomorrow, or certain weekdays. That’s it. This one does every other Tuesday, the last Friday of the month, and a day you pick on a calendar — ringing through Silent Mode, Do Not Disturb and every Focus.
Ten ways to say when
The row is called When, never Repeat — “Never” would hide the single most important fact about an alarm set for a day.
Hear it before you need it
Most alarm apps ask you to take it on faith until the morning it matters. This one names the exact moment it will ring, and plays you the real tone in about three seconds.
And if permission was revoked, Low Power Mode is on, or an alarm didn’t arm, it tells you — before the morning does.
No jolt, ever
Every tone is hand-made to start almost silent and swell, so it eases in instead of startling you. Marimba, Rainy Day, Bright Acoustic, Cute Ringtone.
Snooze as many times as you like — nothing here counts them, and nothing mentions it again.
Pick a whole new look
Every theme is a living scene — drifting clouds, falling snow, a slow laser show, a cat asleep on a windowsill. Pick one and the whole app moves with it.
Pick your pet, then name it
One of them sits with your next alarm and waits. It never withers, never looks disappointed, and has no state that means you failed.
Snooze four times and you get the same warm face as getting up first time.
Tick it off, get confetti
There’s a to-do list in here too — like texting yourself, but the items can be done. No due dates, no lists, no notifications. Just things, and the satisfaction of ending them.
What’s not in it
- No ads.
- No subscription.
- No account.
- No sign-up survey.
- No sleep tracking.
- No microphone.
- No streaks.
- No guilt for snoozing.
Every alarm capability is free, forever. The one payment is for pets, themes, tones and sparkles — once, including everything added later.