Alarm Clock

A digital clock that rings at a set time or after a countdown.

An alarm clock that lives in your browser, so a meeting can't slip past you while you work in another tab. Set an alarm for a wall-clock time or as a countdown. Alarms are scheduled in the background: they ring reliably even with the popup closed and the browser idle, with a notification you can act on directly — snooze or stop — and a toolbar badge counting down to the next alarm. Seven clock faces, each with a dark and a light mode: • Basic — the classic LCD digits • Split-Flap — departure-board flip cards • Retro LED — a seventies bedside clock radio • Terminal — keyboard-first: type "alarm 07:30" or "alarm in 20m" • Station — a railway platform dial with a sweeping second hand • Nocturne — a luminous dial for dark rooms • Riviera — mid-century shapes and colours Multiple alarms can run at once, each individually cancellable. The dark/light mode follows your system preference until you override it. Private by design: no accounts, no tracking, no network requests. Alarms and settings never leave your machine.