Alarm Clock

MacroPinch, ltd

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About this app

Alarm Clock is the new form of simplicity with elegantly designed clocks and intelligent algorithm for alarm activations.

The app is built around flexible and intelligent algorithm for alarm activations. Our alarms auto adjust themselves while the time zone changes and each alarm starts with predefined settings. If you talk on the phone, the alarm is automatically played in a lower tone as not to disturb you. While the alarm runs and someone is calling you, it will auto snooze and start playing the call ringtone. Alarm Clock is designed to free you from annoyance and will obey to all your needs of how you want to be woken up or reminded for the important things in your life.

Apart from minimalistic design, we have also developed Alarm Clock to use very low system resources. It can be used as an alarm manager, and it can be used as beautiful desk clock as it sits on your charger – the choice is yours.

We have also thought about usability – the digital modes have one of the biggest and easily noticeable digits, so they can be enjoyed in any light settings and from a great viewing distance.

FEATURES

- 4 types of stylish designer clocks – analog dark, analog light, digital dark, and digital light

- Unlimited alarms and timers – set them multiple times, one at a time, repeating or recurring, with tunes from your own phone library

- Flexible and intuitive algorithm for alarm activations

- Beautiful 2x1 and 4x2 widgets, along with lock screen widgets

- Presents a lot of customization options to best suit your flavors

- 3 types of notifications – next alarm, missed alarms, present active alarms

- One size fits all – our app utilizes unique architecture that equally supports smartphones with the smallest screens up to the largest tablet screens without affecting in any matter the size of the app

- Intuitive app settings – get an easy access to all options you need

- Wake up with your favorite music

- Auto adjustment for alarms while changing time zones

- Set custom labels for alarms and timers with unrestricted length of the text

- Utilizes 12 or 24 time format

- Use automatic auto snooze to preserve your battery life or tune up the snooze time by yourself

- Specially tailored for both landscape and portrait modes

- An option to allow and disable the notifications

- Pretty and lightweight you can use it as a nightstand clock

- Build from the ground up with native tablet support

- Optimized for all known screen resolutions

- Android TV

- Your wish is our command! Choose by yourself what will be the next feature of Alarm Clock – send us e-mail or leave a comment with your suggestions.


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Ratings and reviews

I have been using this for years. I love it. I'm disappointed though because I'm afraid it may be abandoned. It has issues on Android 9 and 10. No updates in a while, and my requests to support have gone unanswered. I'm still using it, in spite of the issues.. so it DOES still work. If you are Pre Android 9 though.. I highly recommend this.

Oct 2023 update messed something up. Has been the best app for many years, but now i can't snooze/end an alarm with the volume buttons when my phone is locked. I have to unlock my phone and pull down the menu and load the app before i can snooze or turn it off, all the while the alarm is going. The main volume control of the app seems to also be stuck at Very Loud even though i keep turning it down. I hope it's fixed soon! The lock screen volume buttone snooze is one of the main functions i use!

Can we get options to disable the icons at the top of our devices please. I don't want to see an alarm icon all the time. I know the alarm is set. I am the one who set it .... Please give users an option to disable this or explain how to disable it if it's already an option because it's not intuitive at all. (Disabling notifications doesn't fix this)

What's new

* Active alarm screen will always pop-up on Android 9 or lower.
* A couple of crash fixes