Alarmatic

Most alarm apps make you guess. Alarmatic does the math.

Tell it where you need to be and when. Add what you do before you leave: shower, breakfast, getting dressed. Pick how you're getting there. Alarmatic works out the latest moment you can wake up, then rings again when it's time to leave.

WHY ALARMATIC

• Set the arrival time, not the wake-up time. Alarmatic works backwards from when you need to be there.

• Real alarms. On iOS 26 and later Alarmatic uses Apple's alarm system, so it rings like the Clock app, even in Silent mode and Focus, with snooze on the Lock Screen and on Apple Watch.

• Traffic-aware travel time. Travel times come from Apple Maps for the moment you'll actually leave. Before you wake up, Alarmatic checks the route again in the background and moves your alarm earlier if the trip gets longer. Background checks run when iOS allows them.

• Your routine, added up. "Shower 10 min, coffee 5, get dressed 8": Alarmatic adds the steps and your safety buffer.

• Trips on autopilot. Turn on auto alarms and Alarmatic finds flights and trains in your calendar and sets the alarm for you, with time to get to the airport or station.

• Flights. Enter a flight number to fill in the departure time, using your own AeroDataBox key (a free plan is available).

• Apple Watch. See your next wake-up and leave time on your wrist and add it to your watch face.

• Widget and Live Activity. Your next alarm and your morning progress at a glance.

• Repeats and templates. Weekdays, weekends or the days you choose; save favorite setups as templates.

• Night mode. A dim red bedside clock with your next alarm and how much sleep you'll get. It keeps the screen on and shifts slightly so the display doesn't burn in.

• Light or dark. Alarmatic follows your iPhone's appearance, or pick Light or Dark in Settings.

PRIVACY

No account, no ads, no tracking, no analytics. Your alarms stay on your device. Places you search and your location go to Apple Maps and Apple Weather to calculate routes and weather. Your calendar is read on your device to find trips; only the departure airport or station is looked up with Apple Maps. Flight numbers go only to the flight-data provider whose key you add.

A NOTE ON RELIABILITY

On iOS 26 and later, allow Alarmatic to schedule alarms when asked; that's what lets it ring in Silent mode. On iOS 17 to 25, alarms are time-sensitive notifications, which follow your Silent mode setting.