SetFor: Date Alarms

Set an iPhone alarm for a specific date. Speak it, photo a booking, or pick the day. 7 days free, then $4.99 once. No subscription. No card.

Set an iPhone alarm for a specific date — not just a time of day.

Speak the date, photograph a booking, or choose it yourself. Review every ring before SetFor creates it. Alarms use Apple’s AlarmKit, so they can ring through Silent and Focus.

SAY WHAT YOU NEED

• Create one or several schedules from one spoken request • Include the alarm name in the same sentence • Rename or reschedule an existing alarm by voice • Automatically stop listening when you finish speaking

SHOW SETFOR A SCHEDULE

• Take a photo of a booking or choose a screenshot • Read dates, times, and titles on-device • Review, rename, adjust, or remove every proposed alarm • Confirm the batch only when it looks right

SET THE DATES YOU MEAN

• One exact future date • Several selected dates at one time • Weekly alarms through an inclusive end date • A fixed number of weekly occurrences • Optional indefinite weekly recurrence

STAY IN CONTROL

• Preview every bounded occurrence before saving • Edit, enable, disable, skip the next occurrence, or delete a schedule • Optionally remove a bounded schedule after its final alarm • Test the full alarm path in 15 seconds

USE SIRI AND SHORTCUTS

Set a one-time alarm, speak a new or edited schedule, test SetFor, or open the manual editor from Siri and Shortcuts. Try “Hey Siri, set an alarm in Set For.”

TRY EVERYTHING FREE FOR 7 DAYS

Start the full-feature trial only when you are ready. No payment information is required, and the trial ends without an automatic charge. Existing alarms keep working after the trial. Afterward, choose a one-time $4.99 U.S. lifetime unlock. There is no subscription.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

No account. No SetFor backend. No advertising. No analytics. No calendar permission. Speech recognition and image text recognition run on-device, and SetFor does not save your audio or imported image.

SetFor requires iOS 26 or later and uses Apple's AlarmKit for system alarms.