TinyAlarm is a tiny alarm clock for your menu bar. It will play your chosen sound at some time in the near future. All of the configuration is done using the status menu item. Clicking around should reveal just about everything there is to know about Tiny Alarm. TinyAlarm is good for when you're gaming or programming, but still have to get to class. It will also help you avoid missing your bus, or burning your pizza, or showing up late for meetings.
What's New
Version 1.6:
- Added multiple alarms
- UI vastly improved
- Status/review report on alarm being set.
- Apple local notifications used. if you set an alarm and quit tinyalarms you will get in in the notifications right sidebar in OS X 10.8
- Now has active and inactive alarms. inactive can be selected and used again.
- Added drop area for dragging sound and music from iTune or other applications.
- Change prefs to report sound duration.
- Added button in prefs to stop play sound.
- Changed prefs to stop playing current sound, and play new sound.
- Changed alarms so it stops playing sound when the alarm is cleared.
- Brand new icon and 1024 icon for retina display
- Signed for 10.8 to meet apple's security guidelines.
- Compiled in the latest xcode.
- Added speaking alarm name as sound alert
Version 1.6:
- Added multiple alarms
- UI vastly improved
- Status/review report on alarm being set.
- Apple local notifications used. if you set an alarm and quit tinyalarms you will get in in the notifications right sidebar in OS X 10.8
- Now has active and inactive alarms. inactive can be selected and used again.
- Added drop area for dragging sound and more...
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.6 or later
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TinyAlarm is a tiny alarm clock for your menu bar. It will play your chosen sound at some time in the near future. All of the configuration is done using the status menu item. Clicking around should reveal just about everything there is to know about Tiny Alarm. TinyAlarm is good for when you're gaming or programming, but still have to get to class. It will also help you avoid missing your bus, or burning your pizza, or showing up late for meetings.
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Kevinsmith reviewed on 30 May 2012
The big bug I've noticed is that the "exact" timer is not exact. It rounds-off minutes to nearest whole minute. So, if you start timing "1 minute exactly" from 11h59:59, the timer rounds off the starting time to 11h59:00. Timer goes off a second later at 12h00:00 instead of 12h00:59!
• Timer starts from the moment you select the duration. After you select the duration a dialogue box pops up to allow you to name the timer. Clicking OK on this dialogue does not start the timer; its already started. Solution to this could be that the clock could animate for 2seconds after the time has been set to make it clear that timer is running.
Takes a bit of getting used to the quirks of the app, but still nice to use.
+2
Starkos reviewed on 15 Feb 2011
+1
+12
John83 reviewed on 28 Dec 2010
+2
+1
Will this small alarm work the same as the other?
+3
Ron
+23
+20
Sonnendeck reviewed on 09 Sep 2010
+1
+12
JJ990 reviewed on 17 Apr 2009
+25
warmlogic reviewed on 08 Dec 2007
+25
I'd love to see a visual alert feature instead of just sounds (no pun intended). I would completely miss the alarm if I had turned my sound down for some reason. Growl integration would be ideal, but even just a popup window would be great.
+115
Gary30 reviewed on 01 Dec 2007
Its is nice little app for short term alarms and is much preferable to clogging up Entourage or iCal with this stuff. Excellent.
MacBook Pro w/10.4.11
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Mityars rated on 30 Mar 2013