Hourly Chime

Name: Hourly Chime
Rating: 3.7 (21 reviews)
Author: SYSCODE INTERNATIONAL INC.

By: SYSCODE INTERNATIONAL INC. App

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Overview

Version:

1.7

Last updated: 2023-11-30

Ranking

#265,749 ▼ 744

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Sector in hours, voice or tone hourly, needless to open the screen to check the time, but control the time via listening.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

SYSCODE INTERNATIONAL INC.

Rating:

3.70

(21) 0.20

Version:

1.7 Last updated: 2023-11-30

Version code:

841541443

Creation date:

2015-11-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.52MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-31

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 265,749 ▼ 744

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Developed by:

SYSCODE INTERNATIONAL INC.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hourly-chime/id1056483583

User Reviews

Reviewers praise Hourly Chime for being simple, reliable, and ad-free, useful for time-tracking on iPad and busy workflows. Recurrent drawbacks include alerts not sounding, confusing UI around options, alarms persisting or depending on the iOS clock, and concerns about paid version updates and feature availability (notably missing 30-minute increments). Overall, it's a lightweight reminder tool with solid basics but notable UX and monetization issues that recur across multiple reviews.

Pros

Simple, reliable hourly chime that meets the core need.
Works on iPad and helps users track time without constantly checking the phone.
Ad-free and straightforward to use.
Helps busy users stay on schedule without needing to watch the clock.
Perceived good value and some users are open to upgrading for more options (e.g., 30-minute feature).

Cons

Sound/alert issues where the app fails to play a chime or alert."
Confusing or missing configuration options (e.g., voice vs. chime) and push-to-upgrade prompts.
Alarms can persist after deletion or rely on the iOS clock, with difficulty stopping them.
Paid version concerns: outdated updates and unclear features, with prompts to upgrade.
Requests for half-hour (30-minute) increments not currently available.

Recent reviews

It works nicely on iPad

by Ra*****, 2025-10-11

After upgrading ios years ago I lost use of CHIME app. This one finally is mostly comparable and would only ask the next update say “hundred hours” instead of “o’clock” for the 24 hour mode. I.e. “16 hundred hours”, NOT “16 o’clock”. Noon would be 12 hundred hours, and midnight would be 0 hundred hours. Coincidentally l, I think the app’s female voice sounds familiar; like Mary Greeley. She has a vlog channel on YouTube.