Weekly Alarm Clock

iOS app by HANBUNCO, INC.. Utilities · HANBUNCO, INC.

Store rating
4.39 / 5
Store rating count
365
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.8.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-14

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Store description excerpt

A simple alarm clock app that supports a weekly schedule of alarms. Set your favorite music as your wake-up alarm, and start your day feeling great! ALARM FUNCTIONS: - Snooze (3 - 30 minutes) - Vibration - Fade in alarm - Weekly scheduling OTHER FEATURES: - Sleep timer (sleep music) - 12 hour and 24 hour time format - Vertical and horizontal modes MORNING: Use music of your choice or select one of the preset alarms to wake up happy and smiling. EVENING: Relax and fall asleep to the sound of your favorite song or one of the preset sleep music. APP FEATURES: It has a feature that allows you to listen to sleeping music when you are ready to retire for the night. Through this feature, users can be smoothly lead off to sleep. WHY WE DEVELOPED THIS APP: The planning for this app started when we happened to hear from a nursery school teacher that, "The children always sleep well on rainy days." Through further investigation, we heard the same thing, not just from other nursery school teachers, but many mothers as well. But, through what mechanism this was happening by remained unclear. There are various theories, such as an atmospheric pressure theory (it was due to low atmospheric pressure), a light intensity theory (it was due to the sky being dark and cloudy), and a sound theory (it was due to the sound of rain being close to an f/1 tremor). We decided to focus on the sound theory and added a feature, to a basic alarm clock app that plays sleeping music, such as the sound of rain.

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