Alarmy . Smart Alarm Clock

Name: Alarmy . Smart Alarm Clock
Rating: 4.1 (794 reviews)
Author: Tushar Bavishi

By: Tushar Bavishi

Alarmy, Alarm clock, Wake up

Features & Capabilities

Alarmy is a feature-rich alarm clock extension designed to make waking up easier. It supports multiple dismissal methods—math problems, shaking, photo matching, QR/barcode scans, and typing missions—so you can tailor how you turn off the alarm. Enjoy background support, Sleep Sounds and Sleep Cycle, adjustable volume, and stylish themes to wake up refreshed. The free app includes a premium 3-day trial for additional features, with permissions limited to notifications and music library access for a smoother wake-up experience.

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By:

Tushar Bavishi

Rating:

4.10

(794) 9 new ratings

Version:

2.1.8 Last updated: 2025-09-21

Version code:

878288819

Creation date:

2023-02-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

89.98MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 68,020 ▲ 217

For Developers

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Developed by:

Tushar Bavishi

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alarmy-smart-alarm-clock/id1668848747

User Reviews

Users largely praise Alarmy for its ability to wake people up, but the app is criticized for reliability issues and heavy monetization. Repeated complaints focus on the expensive subscription and paywalls, frequent rating prompts, and occasional alarm failures. Overall, the wake-up capability is acknowledged, but concerns about billing and user experience dominate.

Pros

Wake-up effectiveness: multiple reviews report that Alarmy helps users wake up in the morning (e.g., 'Gets me up', 'woke me up a bunch', 'Great to help get up in morning')
Overall positive sentiment from some users (e.g., 'Very good', 'Nice', 'Thank you for not making a garbage product')
Distinctive wake-up challenge that requires action (appears to motivate some users to actually get out of bed)

Cons

Premium pricing and paywall: core 'wake up' missions and many features are locked behind a subscription, with mentions of $39.99/year or $43 charges after cancellation
Alarms unreliable: reports that alarms fail to go off or wake users, causing lateness (e.g., 'It barely works and doesn’t go off half the time', 'Did not even go off and I was late to work')
Intrusive rating prompts: frequent pop-ups asking for ratings (e.g., 'Why so many pop up adds to rate', 'pop-up every 5 seconds...')
Billing/trial issues: user reports being charged after canceling a trial or being charged for a trial they didn't intend to take
Locking features behind premium leads to poor value for free users

Recent reviews

Without the premium access it’s the same as your normal alarm clock. I got the premium because I love doing math. And having to do math first thing was great. Except their math isn’t always right? I thought it was just me in the mornings, kind of groggy. But no, I used a calculator to back up my mental math and it still says the math isn’t always right?

by Kb*****, 2026-04-24

They should get make it free man

by Bi*****, 2026-04-09

I signed up for the trial, quickly realized I was going to need a live alarm. I canceled the same day and yet they are trying to charge me 43 dollars.