Watchapp: One-Off Alarm by MrMastodon

One-Off Alarm by MrMastodon

:party: There’s a new watchapp on the Rebble App Store!

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:heart: Update alert!

:party: MrMastodon just released version 1.1.0 of One-Off Alarm!

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Release notes

It was too easy to cancel alarm. The only change in this version is that a long press is required to cancel a set alarm.

:heart: Update alert!

:party: MrMastodon just released version 1.2.0 of One-Off Alarm!

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Release notes

  • The version number is now shown in small text at the bottom of the “Alarm Set” screen, next to the cancel hint.
  • The app menu now shows a live countdown under the app’s name in the watch menu while an alarm is set (e.g. “Alarm 18 hr left”), and it clears itself automatically the moment the alarm fires or is cancelled.
  • The setup screen now spells out that the day is relative and the time is absolute, “In 3 days” / “At 09:00”, instead of a uniform Days/Hour/Min list that read like one duration. Today and tomorrow are named directly.
  • The alarm now stops vibrating after 5 minutes if nobody dismisses it, instead of buzzing until the battery ran down. The screen then shows “Alarm Rang” with the time it went off.
  • Fixed alarms refusing to be set with an error code. A leftover reservation from an earlier alarm could keep occupying its time slot invisibly, blocking any new alarm at that time; the app now clears its own leftovers before scheduling.
  • Errors now explain themselves in words instead of showing a raw code.

:smiling_face_with_three_hearts: Update alert!

:party: MrMastodon just released version 1.3.0 of One-Off Alarm!

Go check it out!

Release notes

  • You can now have several alarms pending at once, up to eight. The app opens on a list of them, soonest first; hold SELECT on one to delete it. The app menu countdown tracks whichever alarm is next.
  • The screen shown when an alarm fires no longer assumes you’re being woken up - it shows the time instead of telling you to get up, since an alarm may just as well be an afternoon reminder.
  • The version number is now shown in the alarm list header.
  • Added app menu countdown which stays current on its own, counting down
    as the alarm approaches.