Alarm and pill reminder - Wake up & medicate

More stars would be given if the alarm only sounded once rather than repeating multiple times. Adding a snooze feature to sound the alarm every few minutes until acknowledged would be great, especially if you can adjust the timing. With these improvements, this app deserves a solid 5-star rating for the effort put into it. It's already quite good but could be even better with these small changes. Also, a YouTube tutorial could be helpful as there are some aspects that I find confusing.

The app works flawlessly on the Galaxy S20 Ultra. It does not have a feature where users can set a specific time frame before an alarm or notification pops up. Usually, if I set an alarm for a specific time, I would like the option to receive a reminder beforehand. For example, if I set an alarm for 9 o'clock, it would be helpful if I could also set it to notify me 30 minutes earlier. Although I could set the alarm for 8 o'clock to achieve this, I sometimes forget whether my event is at 8 or 9. The best solution would be to set the alarm for 9 and include a reminder for 1 hour earlier. This way, I'm sure not to mix up the times. I have tried many alarm apps before without success. This app stands out as it functions accurately down to the minute. Kudos to the developer for creating such a user-friendly and effective app.

This app is amazing at what it does. It makes scheduling multiple dosages throughout the day simple. You can choose your notification tone and even have it speak the name of your medicine. It's fantastic! Other apps make things complicated and take up a lot more space, but this one is just 9MB. The best part is that it's completely free. There are only a few short ads, so it's not like you're constantly dealing with them. Once you've set everything up, you just wait for it to notify you.

This alarm app doesn't have a snooze option. You can only either stop the alarm or mute it, which makes it easy to forget about it entirely. The settings menu is confusing as it lacks explanations. The first option you see is "delay time," and it's unclear what that means. Despite assuming it was related to snooze, since there isn't a snooze function, you're at a loss. The app provides no hints, leaving too much for you to figure out on your own. Additionally, it costs £6 to remove ads, which cannot even be muted. Quite frustrating, isn't it?