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Alarm for 10:00 AM

The time below is already set to 10:00 AM. Press Add alarm and leave the tab open.

 

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About waking at 10:00 AM

Ten in the morning is usually a reminder rather than a wake-up: a standing meeting, a medication, or a market opening. Setting it as an alarm rather than a calendar entry works better for things that repeat daily and do not need a calendar invitation.

Leave the tab open

A browser alarm can only ring while its page is open. It does not have to be the tab you are looking at, and on a desktop it does not have to be the window in front — but closing the tab or quitting the browser stops it. For anything you genuinely cannot miss, set a second alarm on your phone as a backup. That is true of every browser-based alarm clock, not just this one.

Common questions

How do I set an alarm for 10:00 AM?
The time is already filled in on this page. Press Add alarm and it arms immediately. Give it a label if you want the alarm to announce what it is for.
Will it ring if my computer goes to sleep?
No. A sleeping device suspends the browser and the alarm fires on wake instead of at the set time. Keep the device awake, or use a phone alarm as a backup.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, as long as the browser stays open on that page. The screen is kept awake while an alarm is armed.