Glarm: Location-based alarms

• Support for Live Activities on iOS 16.2 and newer
After scheduling an alarm you can keep track of it on your lock screen in real time.
Live Activities only work when Glarm is granted access to your location in "Always" mode. This is necessary because the activities have to be updated in background by app and the only way to keep it alive in the background is to constantly monitor your location.
If you don't want to use Live Activities you can choose to only allow "While in use" location tracking mode.

• Search for alarms
In "Alarms" screen you can now use a search bar to quickly find any previously scheduled alarm.
You can search by name of the location or by contents of notes.

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If you have any questions or feedback reach me directly at adwienc@icloud.com

Thanks for using Glarm!

This update brings few fixes and improvements:
• Fixed issue with purchasing unlimited alarms
• Performance improvements

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Thanks for using Glarm!

This update brings few fixes and improvements:
• Fixed issue with purchasing unlimited alarms
• Performance improvements

Please leave a review if you enjoy using Glarm!

Happy New Year!
First Glarm’s update in this year brings some fixes and improvements:

- Create new or schedule most recent alarm using Home Screen Shortcuts. Press and hold on app icon to summon them!
- Fixed some visual glitches on iOS 15 and later
- Translation fixes

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Another massive update arrived! This time the focus is on enabling non-english speaking users to use Glarm, so new translations are available!
Glarm now supports:
• Spanish
• French
• German
• Polish
Big thanks to awesome testers who helped correct some language mistakes.

Also in this update:
– Fixed alarms not updating across iCloud devices
– You can now cancel the alarm by opening its detail page and pressing the "Cancel" button

After a year of being available on the App Store, Glarm receives its biggest update ever!
v3 is much quicker, even less power-hungry, lets you schedule recurring alarms and comes with awesome Widgets!

Let's quickly list the changes:
• Schedule recurring alarms (finally!)
• Multiple widgets (also finally!)
• iCloud sync
• Bigger and less power hungry notification received after entering the region
• New default categories
• Manual input of the radius
Setting small values, like 0,5km, was very annoying when using slider. You can now input the radius via keyboard.

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Thanks for using Glarm!
• Fixed sounds not downloading on iOS 14 devices

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• Under-the-hood changes and improvements

This update brings custom categories for alarms! Categories replace the Favourites mechanism from before and make saving and organizing commonly used alarms easier.

Also in this update:
• Fixed widget not working on some devices
• Fixed some custom sounds not playing after being downloaded

Glarm 2.0 is here, woohoo!

This, dare I say, huge update brings some awesome stuff, like:
• Rich notifications - Monitor your location and see alarm's details right in received notification
• Today widget - Do the same stuff as in notification, but at any time you'd like to. Widget can be accessed in Today Centre, even without unlocking your phone!
• Support for Dynamic Type - Text will now resize if you're using larger fonts throughout the system
• German translation - Danke, Justyna!

Thanks everyone for such amazing feedback after initial release, I honestly did not expect such high interest and I'm blown away by your reactions! I've worked hard for last few days and nights to improve Glarm and include the improvements you've asked for, so here's the changelog:

• Notes for remembering what to do after entering the region
• Distance suggestions: when you move around and change the zoom on the map, Glarm will suggest 5 distances based on current zoom level, so you can quickly choose one instead of using the slider!
• It is also now much easier to set a small distance
• Switchable length units: choose between meters and miles
• You can now delete past alarms by swiping them left in the list screen

Glarm is now a freemium app, but what does it mean? It is free to download, however some features require making a purchase. If you were using Glarm before the transition you will keep all features unlocked without any costs, until you uninstall the app!