The app
Get AlarmSong
An alarm clock that wakes you with a brand new song, written overnight about the day ahead. It is not in the stores yet — this page is where the links go the day they work.
Where to get it
Three doors, none of them open yet. We would rather show you a button that does nothing than one that opens an error.
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App Store · not yet
iPhone
Submitted when it is ready, not before. The listing exists; the app is not on it.
Coming to the App Store -
TestFlight · almost
The beta, before the store
The public invitation is made and waiting on Apple's review. Right now it answers “not accepting new testers”, so we are not sending you there.
Opening shortly -
Google Play · not yet
Android
Being built, behind the iPhone. The listing is created and the app is not published to it.
Coming to Google Play
Tell me when it opens
Write to hello@alarmsong.com and we will tell you once, on the day. No newsletter — we do not have one, and we are not going to start one to send you four emails about nothing.
What you are getting
An alarm clock that behaves like one — the real system alarm, ringing through a locked screen and a closed app — and a song written that night about the day in front of you. The meeting at ten is in the chorus.
A hundred music styles or your own words. Songs kept for a week, or for good if you heart them. No maths to solve at seven in the morning.
What it needs
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An iPhone with iOS 26
That is where an iPhone lets an app ring its own alarm rather than a notification, and the whole point is that it rings like an alarm.
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A connection in the evening
The song is written the night before and kept on the phone. In the morning it plays with no connection at all.
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A calendar, ideally
Not required. Without one the song is about the morning rather than your day — it works, it is just less pointed.
Already used it?
Say so somewhere we cannot edit. There are no reviews yet, so yours would be the first — good or bad.