The alarm clock for heavy sleepers
For people who struggle to wake up. Alarmah keeps ringing until you complete a task: solve math problems, shake your phone, or take a photo of your bathroom or kitchen sink. It rings with a full-screen video and its own sound, even on silent.
Free for iPhone. No subscriptions, no ads, no account.
To turn the alarm off you have to finish a mission first. Heavy sleeper? Stack several; they run in order.
I am up and I am not going back to bed.
Missions run in order. The alarm stops only after all of them are done.
Alarmah rings at full volume with the video's own sound, even with the ringer switch off.
Each wallpaper is a full-screen video with its own sound. New ones are added online, so the library keeps growing.
Pick anything from your library as the alarm screen. Photos and silent clips get a sound from the built-in tones. They stay on your phone and are never uploaded.
Five minutes after you turn the alarm off, Alarmah asks if you're awake. Don't answer in 90 seconds and it rings again.
Add math, then a photo of the sink, then fifty steps. The alarm stops only when the last one is done.
Spoken reminders a few seconds into the alarm: the time, today's weather and your alarm's name, using the iPhone's own voices.
Alarmah also schedules iPhone system alarms and time-sensitive notifications, so a swiped-away app still rings.
AlarmahnowGym before workSwitch the app's language any time. Missions and spoken reminders switch with it.
No account, no ads, no tracking. The camera and motion sensors work live on your iPhone and nothing is saved or sent.
First, set the time.
Then pick a video and missions.
It rings until every mission is done.
Five minutes later, it checks you're up.
Something else? Read the support page or email us.
Alarmah is a free alarm clock app for iPhone, made for heavy sleepers and people who struggle to wake up. The alarm won't stop until you complete a task, such as solving math problems, shaking your phone or taking a photo of your bathroom or kitchen sink. It rings with a full-screen video and its own sound, and works in English and Arabic.
You complete the missions you chose for that alarm: math, typing, memory, shaking, steps, squats, scanning a QR code or taking a photo of an object like your sink. Heavy sleepers can chain several; the alarm stops only after the last one.
Yes. There are no subscriptions, no in-app purchases and no ads.
Yes, as long as Alarmah stays in the background. Don't swipe it away in the app switcher: that's how it rings at full volume with the video's sound, even with the ringer switch off.
The alarm still goes off as an iPhone system alarm or a time-sensitive notification, but without the video. Open Alarmah once after restarting your phone.
If a mission needs a permission you turned off, such as the camera or motion, Alarmah swaps it for another one, usually math problems. You can always turn the alarm off.
It works with everyday things like a sink, a bathtub, a fridge or a kettle. When you set up the alarm, test the item first so you know it's recognized in your light.
Yes. Pick any photo or video from your library. Photos and silent clips get a sound from the built-in tones. They stay on your iPhone.
No. There's no account and no tracking. The camera and motion sensors are read live on your phone and nothing is saved or sent. Details are in the privacy policy.
Any iPhone with iOS 16 or later.
Alarmah is free on the App Store for iPhone. Download it, set the time, pick your missions.