A simple alarm clock that runs in your browser: set several alarms, give each a label, repeat it daily, pick a beep, bell or soft chime, and snooze for 5 minutes when it rings. Handy on a laptop at work, for study breaks or when your phone is charging across the room.
loading toolHow to set an online alarm
- Pick the time and add a label if you like.
- Choose the sound and volume; untick Repeat for a one-time alarm.
- Press Add alarm and keep this page open. When it rings, press Stop or Snooze 5 min.
Good to know
- Press Test sound first to check the volume.
- Each alarm shows how long until it rings; untick its box to switch it off without deleting it.
Questions
Will the alarm ring if I close the page?
No. A website can only make sound while it is open, and phones may pause pages when the screen turns off. Keep the tab open, the device awake (tap “Keep screen on”) and the volume up. For must-not-miss alarms, use your phone’s clock app too.
Why do I need to tap the page?
Browsers block sound until you interact with a page. Adding an alarm or pressing Test sound counts, so the alarm can ring later.
Where is my data kept?
In this browser on this device only (its private storage). Nothing is sent to us. Use Backup to download a copy now and then, and before you clear browsing data or change phones.
Is my data private?
Yes. Everything happens inside your own browser: nothing you type or choose is uploaded to us or anyone else.
Is it free?
Completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many times you use it. Light ads keep the site running.
