Turn calendar reminders into alarms for meetings, appointments, and the plans you want time to prepare for. Choose your calendars, adjust the timing, and keep upcoming alarms in view.
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Choose your calendars, leave time to prepare, and control which events create alarms. Each app uses the alarm options available on your phone.
Respect Silent Mode uses notifications that iOS may mute or delay. The Event Alarms master control supports both delivery modes; individual alarm controls in Respect Silent Mode open the app.
Turn selected calendar reminders into alarms you can see and manage.
Use existing reminder times or choose when an alarm should sound before an event.
Pick your calendars, filter unwanted events, and silence individual alarms.
Check upcoming Events and Alarms in the app or on a Home Screen widget.
Choose timing and controls that fit your day. Alarm behavior differs between iPhone and Android.

See what is scheduled before meetings begin. On Android, choose Full alarm or Normal notification. On iPhone, choose Always Sound or Respect Silent Mode. Normal notification and Respect Silent Mode follow system notification settings.
Add or remove reminder offsets per event, set a custom minutes-before value, or apply global defaults. Choose which calendars can trigger alarms and filter out the noise.


Use Silence all for an event and its pending snooze, then Restore eligible future alarms. Open a supported meeting link with Join, open the source calendar, or confirm deletion of an eligible event or occurrence. A deletion may sync through your calendar account.
Choose Full alarm for a custom alarm screen, sound, vibration, voice, and snooze controls. Normal notification uses your phone’s notification channel and Do Not Disturb settings without opening the full alarm screen.
On iPhone, Always Sound uses the AlarmKit screen with system Stop and a Snooze or Join action. Respect Silent Mode uses standard notifications; tap one to open Stop, Snooze, or Join in the app. Silent Mode, Focus, and notification settings can mute or delay it.
Review iPhone reminder timing and alarm settings alongside Android’s configurable alarm controls.




See the next alarm and what is ahead without opening the app. iPhone offers Small, Medium, and Large Home Screen widgets, plus a navigation-only Lock Screen widget. Android widgets adapt to your launcher grid.
The iPhone Event Alarms master control supports both delivery modes. Individual alarm controls in Respect Silent Mode open the app; Always Sound and Android support direct widget alarm controls. If saved state needs recovery, open the app.
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Four approved physical widget crops arranged for comparison; this board is not a complete Home Screen.

The same shape on both platforms, using each one’s alarm system.
Reads your calendar events — plus incomplete Reminders with due dates on iPhone.
Finds upcoming reminder times and schedules an alarm for each one.
Delivers the scheduled alert: AlarmKit or standard notifications on iPhone; Full alarm or Normal notification on Android.
Lets you snooze, dismiss, or silence reminders — preferences stored locally.
Shows what is next in interactive Home Screen widgets.
Keeps alarms current: reboot recovery and repeated verification on Android, best-effort background audits on iPhone.
Permissions support reminder delivery and the calendar actions you choose. None is used for advertising or tracking. The two platforms ask for different things.
READ_CALENDARWRITE_CALENDAR (optional)POST_NOTIFICATIONSSCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM, USE_EXACT_ALARMRECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETEDWAKE_LOCK, FOREGROUND_SERVICE, VIBRATEUSE_FULL_SCREEN_INTENT, SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOWNote: on Android, alarm reliability can vary by device vendor settings — excluding the app from battery optimization can improve consistency. On iPhone, Always Sound uses AlarmKit; Respect Silent Mode uses standard notifications that can be muted or delayed. iOS decides whether and when background refresh runs.
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