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Version 2.2 · 2026-10-06
- Bugs Fixing. - Performance Improvement.
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The store currently lists version 2.2, updated 2026-10-06.








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Alarm Clock combines all the functionality you need into one simple, beautiful package for iPhone and iPad.
• Alarm
Set alarms for specific dates, with options to repeat them and skip days if needed. The Snooze feature allows you to create a similar effect to setting multiple alarms.
• World Clock
Track time around the world with World Clock. Check the current time in various cities and quickly locate any city using the globe feature.
• Fade Effects
Wake up gently with our Fade Effects feature, which gradually increases alarm volume or brightness for a peaceful start to your day.
• Snooze Control
Keep sleeping a little longer with a single press of the big Snooze button. Customise your alarm tone (select any ringtone or sound), adjust the snooze duration, and fine-tune many other settings.…
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