Alarmor Is Now Live on Google Play — Download the Anti-Snooze Alarm App
Alarmor is available now on Google Play for Android at play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alarmor.app. It is free to download, with a free tier that includes 3 alarms, 4 missions, Easy difficulty, and 6 alarm sounds plus a silent vibration-only mode. Alarmor Pro unlocks everything for a one-time purchase — $24.99 in the US, priced for your region elsewhere — with no subscription, ever. Alarmor for iOS is in development; join the waitlist on alarmor.app to be notified the moment it launches on the App Store.
What launches today
Alarmor is now a real download, not a waitlist signup — the full mission-based alarm experience is live on Google Play. Set an alarm, pick a mission, and the alarm will not stop ringing until the mission is actually completed: solve maths problems, walk a set number of steps, shake your phone, scan a barcode, or one of 11 other missions across four categories. No account is required to start using it.
What is free vs. what Alarmor Pro unlocks
The free tier is genuinely usable, not a timed trial: 3 alarms, 4 missions (one per category — Maths Drill, Shake to Wake, Barcode Scan, and Flip and Hold), Easy difficulty, and 6 alarm sounds plus a silent vibration-only mode, with no ads and no time limit. Alarmor Pro is a single one-time purchase — $24.99 in the US, adjusted for local purchasing power elsewhere — that unlocks unlimited alarms, all 15 missions, all 4 difficulty levels, all 18 alarm sounds, mission stacking, and cross-device sync. There is no subscription at any point, and no plan above Pro.
Why launch without a subscription
Alarms and missions run entirely on-device, so there is no ongoing per-user cost that would justify a recurring charge. Pay once, and every mission added in future updates is included automatically — no upsell, no renewal notice, no price creep.
iOS is coming soon
Alarmor for iPhone is in active development. It is not on the App Store yet — there is no separate iOS beta or early-access build to sideload. The fastest way to hear about it is the waitlist: tap "Notify me for iOS" anywhere on alarmor.app, leave an email, and Alarmor will send one message the moment it goes live on the App Store. No spam, no other emails in between.
How to get started on Android
- Open Google Play and search "Alarmor," or use the Google Play link on alarmor.app.
- Install the app — it is free, with no account required to begin.
- Set your first alarm, pick a mission and difficulty, and save.
- Optional: sign in with Google to sync alarms and stats across devices, and upgrade to Alarmor Pro when you are ready for the full mission library.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I download Alarmor?
On Android, via Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alarmor.app. Alarmor for iOS is coming soon — join the waitlist on alarmor.app to be notified at launch.
Is Alarmor free?
Yes. The free tier includes 3 alarms, 4 missions, Easy difficulty, and 6 alarm sounds plus a silent mode, with no ads and no time limit. Alarmor Pro is an optional one-time purchase that unlocks everything else.
When is Alarmor coming to iOS?
There is no fixed date yet. iOS is in active development. The waitlist on alarmor.app is the only way to be notified the moment it ships — there is no separate beta or early-access build in the meantime.
Is Alarmor Pro a subscription?
No. Alarmor Pro is a single one-time purchase — $24.99 in the US, priced for your region elsewhere — with no subscription, no renewal, and no recurring charge.
Do I need an account to use Alarmor?
No. Alarmor works immediately after installing, with no sign-in required. Signing in with Google is optional and only needed to sync alarms and stats across devices.
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