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Alarm for 4:30 AM

The time below is already set to 4:30 AM. Press Add alarm and leave the tab open.

 

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About waking at 4:30 AM

Half four is the classic bakery, farm and early-shift start. If you are setting it for the first time, note that the last sleep cycle before waking is the one richest in REM sleep, so cutting the night short here costs disproportionately more than the hour it looks like.

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 4:30 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.