Version 2.9 makes editing alarms safer and polishes the everyday experience: NEW • When editing an alarm, you now see the time it had before you started changing it, with a one-tap "Restore" button in case you change your mind. IMPROVEMENTS • Optimized the countdown screen to make better use of the available space. • Refined how in-app ads are placed and refreshed for a smoother free experience. • Fixed a scrolling issue on the alarms list when an ad appears between sections. Thank you for using Zzz Manager! As always, we'd love to hear your feedback.

NEW • You can now choose how many times the alarm snoozes automatically — from 1 to 10 — right in the Snooze settings. This applies instantly to all your currently scheduled alarms. • Redesigned the Snooze settings screen for a cleaner, easier-to-read layout. FIXES • Fixed an issue where deactivating an alarm could leave a snooze still running in the background. • Improved reliability of the automatic snooze when an alarm is silenced or ignored.

• Snooze now turns on automatically as soon as the alarm rings — you no longer need to consciously tap the "Snooze" button. Simply ignoring or silencing the alarm (e.g. swiping the notification away, or muting it with the volume button) is enough to start it, and it will keep repeating until the alarm is consciously turned off via the "Stop" button (in the notification) or "Deactivate" (in the app). • Snooze now works reliably at the system level — the next reminders are scheduled ahead of time, so they will ring even if the phone is locked or the app isn't open. • An active snooze is now visible live in the app, together with a countdown to the next ring — the screen refreshes automatically as soon as the alarm goes off. • New setting in the "Snooze interval" section: "Auto-snooze when alarm is silenced" (enabled by default). Lets you turn off the automatic snooze if you prefer the old behavior — in that case the alarm simply ends, unless you start the snooze yourself with the "Snooze" button. Consciously tapping "Stop" always definitively ends the alarm, regardless of this setting. • Removed the old, confusing "Alarm dismiss action" settings section, which conflicted with the new snooze logic.

• Added a new Manage Sounds screen in Settings • You can now add multiple custom alarm sounds • You can view and delete your custom sounds anytime • The alarm sound list now includes both built-in and custom sounds • Sound selection UI was improved for smoother and clearer browsing

• Inactive alarms are now sorted by weekday (not just by date/time). • New setting: choose the first day of week (Sunday or Monday). The inactive list and the Add Alarm weekday picker respect this choice. • Edit screen now saves changes instantly — no “Set alarm” button needed. • Delete button moved to the bottom of the Edit screen: full-width, rounded, red button for clearer action. • The widget now shows whether the next alarm is “Repeating” (weekly) or “One‑time” above the time. • Internal improvements and minor bug fixes (list ordering, widget sync, and stability).

• A new dedicated screen has been added, featuring an animated countdown timer that displays the time remaining until the next scheduled alarm. This enhances user experience by providing a clear and visually engaging way to track upcoming alarms. • Minor improvements and refinements have been implemented across the application to enhance overall stability and usability.

• Next alarm card now shows the exact alarm date and time • Add and Delete All buttons moved to the navigation bar for easier access • Weekly recurring alarms are now free for all users • Banner ads added for free users (upgrade to Pro to remove) • Bug fixes: alarm list, ad display, and Premium button issues resolved

We’ve made some important changes to improve your experience: - All features are now available in the free version - Added ads to support ongoing development - Improved overall app stability and performance Enjoy full access to Alarm Manager and wake up your way ⏰

Added Home Screen widget showing your scheduled alarms at a glance.

Updated contact information (new website URL).

- Improved app descriptions for better clarity and usability. - Added icons to alarm sections for quicker recognition and a more intuitive experience.

- Updated the app’s displayed name for better clarity and consistency. - Applied various improvements and fine-tuning to ensure full compatibility and a smoother experience on iOS 26.

- Moved the snooze interval setting to the Options screen - Added information in the “Add Alarm” scheduling section about existing alarms for the selected day - Code refactoring and improvements

All main app views have been significantly redesigned and improved.

- Countdown to the next alarm now visible on the main screen. - Optimized alarm management with intuitive gesture controls. - Added countdown to the alarm in the edit screen.

In the new version of my alarm app, I have: - added a setting to enable/disable the countdown to the next alarm - introduced a back button in the Edit Alarm screen - improved the styling across the screens

In the MainView, two major improvements were introduced: A countdown indicator showing the remaining time until the next active alarm, displayed above the alarm list. A new trash icon button placed in the bottom-left corner, allowing users to cancel all alarms at once (with confirmation). This complements the existing plus button in the bottom-right corner, creating a symmetrical layout for adding or removing alarms.

You can now enable or disable the alarm while editing.