Flexible alarms with the right schedule, sound, and snooze — on iPhone and Apple Watch.
Once fires a single time, then is done. Daily repeats every day (or only the days you choose). Week Days covers Monday–Friday. Bi-Weekly and Monthly repeat on a longer cycle. To skip just the next ring without turning the alarm off, swipe right on it — it stays active for every ring after.
Each alarm can use its own sound: a built-in ringtone, a song from your device's music library, or audio you record yourself (it loops while the alarm fires). You can set where a song starts so it opens on the right part of the track.
An alarm can trigger a HomeKit scene when it fires — for example, turning on the lights or opening the blinds. Add a scene from the alarm's Run Scene option. This is optional and only requests Home access if you use it.
Choose2Snooze includes a companion Apple Watch app so your alarms come with you.
Make sure you allowed Choose2Snooze to schedule alarms when prompted. You can check this in the iPhone Settings app under Choose2Snooze. Alarms use Apple's AlarmKit, so they alert even when your phone is on silent — but they do need that permission.
Songs must be downloaded to your device before they appear. Open the Music app, find your track, and tap the download button (the cloud icon with an arrow). Streaming-only tracks that haven't been saved for offline use will not appear.
Swipe right on the alarm and choose Skip Next. It skips only the next ring; the alarm stays active for every occurrence after that.
Yes. Snooze duration is set per alarm, so each one can snooze for as long or as short as you like.
When adding an alarm, tap the specific dates you want on the calendar. You can select multiple dates, and each one becomes its own alarm.
Email choose2snoozeapp@gmail.com with a description of what's happening (and your device + iOS version if it's a bug). You can also use Report a Bug inside the app's Settings.