4 cool alternative alarms for iPhone

The standard alarm clock in the iPhone is good, but not everyone is suitable: someone wants a softer awakening, while someone, on the contrary, needs an alarm clock from the "wake up the dead" series. Collected the best alternative apps to help you wake up. If you have Android, pay attention to this collection.

1. Alarmy

One of the most popular third party alarm clocks, Alarmy fully deserves its fame. Among the available melodies are standard electronic buzzer, sounds of nature and especially loud ringtones - for the most notorious sleepyheads. But the coolest thing here is how to turn off the alarm. You can find a way that works best for you and your brain, be it solving math examples or the need to get up and go to the other end of the apartment in order to photograph the thing.

2. Portal

This white noise program works great as an alarm clock too. It is enough to turn on the Sleep mode, set the wake-up time and the desired sound and touch the dial to start. main feature

Portal - Synchronization with Philips Hue bulbs: can be set to wake you up every morning with gently rising nature sounds and dynamic room lighting.

3. Sleep Cycle

This is one of the smart alarms that are not activated exactly in time, but wake you up in phase light sleepwhen to get up is easiest. The app uses your smartphone's microphone and accelerometer to track your sleep quality and uses this data to wake you up in the morning. The application also stores statistics about the duration and quality of yours in the "Journal" section.

4. Loud Alarm Clock

Imagine that bastard goose from Untitled Goose Game comes the brother alarm clock for the iPhone - and this is the best description of Loud Alarm Clock possible. Recommended for those who wake up very hard in the morning and ignore regular alarms. As the name suggests, the app features a super loud sound - and a wide collection of nasty ringtones, including a fire siren and nails scratching on a board.

Don't expect a gentle awakening like Portal and your morning is unlikely to be a good one, but at least you won't oversleep an important meeting. You can also install a voice assistant that will "cheer" in the process of lifting - ideal for those who dreamed of hearing condemnation from Jarvis from "Iron Man" or characters from "Star wars ". Each character has an average of 15-20 different phrases, so no monotony threatens.

What alarm do you use? Share in the comments!