AlarmDroid (alarm clock)

smart software

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

The powerful, yet simple alarm clock app for Android.

The new 2.0 version brings the new Material Design, plenty of new themes, a beautiful new time picker, and overall performance improvements.

+ Sensor features
Still wanna snooze a while? Just turn the phone over again!

+ Customizable speaking clock
Tells you the time, the day, and weather conditions!

+ Obstacles
Unable to get going in the morning? Enable obstacles that have to be solved before the alarm finally stops!

The development of this app is supported by advertisements.
If you do not feel well with advertisements, you can purchase the "ad-free" addon in the app.

Ratings and reviews

Buggy. Used to by a good app. Many years ago there was an app with the same name. It was flawless. But starting from one Android version it was not available any more. This app has the same name and similar design. But it is buggy. 1) For instance, after flipping there is a delay about 1 sec, then the sound continues, despite snooze time 5 min. 2) One more problem: The name of the selected own ring tone is not displayed, instead some number is displayed. A correct tone will be played, but you never know what ton you have selected.

Lack ability to select different ring tone... I purchased the ad free version thinking I would be able to select different ring tones. No joy. It is really poor as you cannot select anything beyond the default tone. The only reason for getting this app was the support for odd and even week alarms. I wanted to be able to set different 'repeating' alarms depending on the week. Seems to do this ok but it is also cumbersome to setup. The sound ramping and vibration does not work.

I've been using the pro version for years, the free version several years longer. Hardly ever had any problems with it, the last time was years ago. However, the Backup/Restore function that worked in Android 10 is not working in Android 12 any more. Alarmdroid on Android 12 is unable to read and write its configuration, whether the backup folder already exists or not. The problem seems to be the lack of "Manage all files" permission, limiting its access to media files only.

What's new

+ Updated dependencies and the Android target SDK version
+ Fixed the occasional ad banner height bug