Lärmo: Reminder Alarms

Most reminder apps ask once. You see the notification, swipe it away, and the pill stays in the bottle. Lärmo keeps asking — on the schedule you set — until you tick it done.

NAGGING, YOUR WAY • Choose how often it asks again: every 10 minutes, every half hour, every hour, up to once a day. • Choose how many times — once, five times, thirty — or until done, with no limit. A daily reminder that nags until done keeps going past midnight. • Tick Done or Snooze straight from the notification, without opening the app.

ROUNDS: ONE REMINDER, ALL DAY Water every hour. A dose every four hours. Physio three times before lunch. Set one reminder to repeat through the day — a number of times, for a few hours, or all day — and see exactly when each one will ring before you save it.

EVERY KIND OF REPEAT Daily, weekdays, weekends, chosen days of the week, every other week, monthly or yearly, with an end date or a set number of times. Add a heads-up before the first alarm of the day, a category and a note.

BUILT NOT TO GO QUIET • Time-sensitive alerts get through Focus and Sleep, unless you turn that off. • Lärmo plans your alarms ahead, so a day or two without opening it doesn't cost you one. • If an alert ever can't be scheduled, it tells you rather than going silent. • Travelling? When your time zone changes, it asks whether to keep home time or switch to local. 8:00 stays 8:00.

YOUR DAY AT A GLANCE Home shows today's reminders, what's up next, how much of the day has gone, your week and your streak — plus Quick Notes for anything that isn't a reminder yet. The agenda and the month calendar show what you actually did.

MADE TO LIVE WITH • 19 alarm melodies, all levelled to the same loudness • Light and dark mode, five accent colors • Larger text sizes supported • A "?" guide on each main screen

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking. Your reminders stay on your iPhone.

Lärmo is a reminder app, not a medical device. Always follow the advice of your doctor or pharmacist.

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