Learn How to Make the Most of Alarmate.

Yes! You can use Alarmate for free. The free version lets you have up to 3 active alarms or countdowns at a time. You can create unlimited alarm templates (for example, to plan your next day or add important events during a trip) and activate them whenever you have available alarm slots. No ads - enjoy all the essential functions without interruptions.

Alarmate Pro gives you unlimited active alarms and countdowns - your tool to fight notification blindness, stay on top of everything, and focus on what really matters.

Yes, we offer a 7-day free trial for all new users. During the trial, you can schedule unlimited alarms without any commitment, allowing you to see how it fits into your workflow.

Apple handles all subscriptions and refunds for Alarmate. You can request a refund by visiting reportaproblem.apple.com, signing in with your Apple ID, selecting Request a refund, and following the prompts. Apple will notify you of their decision via email.

To cancel your Alarmate subscription on iOS: Open Settings → tap your name → Subscriptions → select your Alarmate subscription → Cancel Subscription. If you don’t see Cancel Subscription, it’s already canceled and won’t renew. Make sure to cancel at least 24 hours before the end of your free trial or subscription period.

Our app works on iOS 26 and later. We use the latest technology to make sure your alarms are reliable and battery-efficient. With Alarmate, your alarms will always ring - even if Do Not Disturb is on. The only requirement: keep your phone turned on. Tip: Make sure your device is updated to the latest iOS version to enjoy the best performance and all the newest features.

No. Alarmate requires your iPhone to be powered on to ring alarms. If the phone is off, alarms will not sound. Good news: Alarms will still ring if your phone is locked, in Focus mode, Do Not Disturb, Silent mode, or Airplane mode.

Powered off (completely turned off, black screen): No, Alarmate cannot ring if the phone is fully powered off. Locked screen / phone on standby: Yes, alarms will ring normally. Focus mode / Do Not Disturb / Silent mode / Airplane mode: Yes, Alarmate alarms will ring even if these modes are enabled.

If two alarms are set for the exact same time (down to the second), only one will ring. If Alarmate doesn’t trigger in this case, don’t worry - your recurring alarms will remain active as usual. What matters is that you’ll always get alerted on time.

Yes. If you’re wearing your Apple Watch, your alarms will also ring on the watch. When the watch is in Silent Mode, you’ll only feel a vibration. When Silent Mode is off, both your watch and iPhone will play the alarm sound together. 💡 Tip: To enable Silent Mode, swipe up on your Apple Watch, open Control Center, and tap the bell icon.

Recurring alarms adjust to your new local time. Date alarms stay fixed to the original time zone. Example: If you set an alarm for 16:00 in Warsaw, it will ring at 7:00 AM in Las Vegas (since that’s 16:00 Warsaw time). Countdown alarms continue counting down normally. When your phone changes time zones automatically, Alarmate may remind you to check your alarms if the app is running. Always review your alarms after landing.

Connect your work email to bring meetings and events into Alarmate, so you can quickly set alarms and stay organized. On iOS: Settings → Apps → Calendar → Calendar Accounts → Add Account, choose your email provider, sign in, and allow access. Your events appear in Apple Calendar, and your data stays private.

Yes! Alarmate supports widgets, controls, and StandBy mode. You can add Alarmate to your Home Screen, Lock Screen, Control Center, or StandBy mode to quickly set and manage alarms and see what’s coming up next.