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Set custom alarms and notifications
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An online alarm clock turns any browser tab into a wake-up or reminder device without installing an app or plugging a physical clock into the wall. It solves a small but recurring problem: you need a timed alert while working at your desk, catching a short nap, timing a meeting break, or waking up when your phone is out of reach or on silent. Because it runs entirely in the browser, there's nothing to download and no account to create — you open the page, set a time, and the alarm is ready.
The tool lets you set multiple alarms at once, so you can queue up a 10-minute break reminder alongside a longer end-of-day alert without juggling separate apps. Each alarm has its own label, repeat days, one of five sounds, a volume level and an optional 5-minute snooze, so you can tell alarms apart by ear rather than checking the screen every time one goes off. If you allow notifications, an alarm that fires while you are in another tab also shows a system notification.
Alarms are saved in your browser's local storage, so they are still there when you come back to the page on the same device. An alarm without repeat days rings once and then switches itself off. The alarm itself only sounds while the page is open, though: the tab needs to stay open and the device awake, which makes it best suited to reminders during a work session rather than an overnight wake-up call where the machine might sleep.
Set one or more timed alarms with sound and browser notifications directly in your browser.
Load the Online Alarm Clock page in any browser — no sign-up or installation is required.
Press Add New Alarm and enter the time in the Time field (24-hour format), plus an optional label and repeat days.
Select one of the five sounds and use the play button to preview it at the volume you set, then press Add.
Repeat the process to set additional alarms, each with its own time and sound.
Allow notifications when the browser asks. They appear only when the alarm tab is in the background.
Leave the browser tab open until the set time — the alarm will sound and notify you when it triggers.
Snooze adds a separate one-time alarm five minutes later, labelled "Wake up (Snoozed)". It removes itself after it rings, so snoozing does not leave extra alarms behind.
The time field is 24-hour (14:30), but cards display in 12-hour format. Switch the card back on to reuse the same alarm another day.