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Tested browser tools
Checked August 16, 2026
What Online Alarm Clock does, with a checked example
This tool lets you create one or more alarms directly in your browser tab, each with its own time, text label, sound, and snooze length, with no app install. While the tab stays open, the page compares your device's current time against your alarm list and plays the chosen sound plus an on-screen label when a match hits. What most people don't expect: closing the tab, sleeping the computer, or letting the browser suspend the tab in the background can silence the alarm, so it isn't a drop-in replacement for a phone alarm on a device you plan to close.
Worked example
A concrete input and expected output from the current implementation.
Input
Alarm 1: 06:45, label 'Gym', snooze 10 min. Alarm 2: 07:30, label 'Work', snooze 5 min.
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Expected output
At 06:45 the 'Gym' alarm sounds and shows 'Gym'; if snoozed it re-rings at 06:55. At 07:30 the 'Work' alarm sounds and shows 'Work'; if snoozed it re-rings at 07:35.
Each alarm fires independently at its own set time, and snoozing adds that alarm's configured snooze interval to the moment you press snooze, not to the original alarm time.