Alarm Clock Pro
14.0.1
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Alarm Clock Pro overview
Alarm Clock Pro isn't just an ordinary alarm clock. Use it to wake you up in the morning, send and compose e-mails, remind you of appointments, randomize the iTunes selection, control an internet radio station, and even time your baking!
Wake up to the serenity of your musical selection. Put to rest the goofy retro beeps and buzzing of a bedside alarm clock or cell phone. Use Alarm Clock Pro when waking up, as a reminder to take medications, or keep social appointments. At work, schedule follow up appointments with clients, set break reminders, run the office radio, set project timers, or discreetly monitor employee workspaces.
Features
- iTunes Enhanced - Connect directly with iTunes to play a specific playlist or the entire library! Shuffle or play songs in sequence.
- On-Screen Notifications - Display passive onscreen notifications that serve as great reminders!
- Built-in Jingles - Select from one of numerous professionally designed custom ringtones, or import an alternative!
- Stopwatches and Timers - Kitchen-style timers as well as an unlimited number of stop watches.
- Web Radio Ready - Stream music live from a favourite web radio station for the freshest music selection every day!
- Wake from Sleep - Never have to leave your computer on! Automatically wakes your Mac from sleep or turns it on as needed.
Note: Please note that the displayed price is of a lifetime purchase. Additional pricing info available here
What’s new in version 14.0.1
Updated on Nov 14 2021
Version 14.0.1:
- Dark Mode improvements
Information
License
Shareware
Size
44.3 MB
Developer’s website
https://www.koingosw.com/products/alarmclockpro/Downloads
181597
App requirements
- Intel 64
- Apple Silicon
- macOS 10.14.0 or later
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Feb 22 2021
Version: 13.0.2
Koingo charged me correctly via PayPal by 29.Dec.2020 7,50 $ for old guys (I'm 80)
Koingo charged me unauthorizied by 16.Jan 2021 18,00 $
Following up to my complaint they set up a ticket but never replied to my reminders.
Now the the ticket has disappeared. "You have no open ticket".
Sep 23 2020
Version: 12.1.2
Koingo is going to subscriptions. - -> "USD $0.83 PER MONTH (BILLED ANNUALLY)" for Alarm Clock Pro 12.x.
Apr 21 2020
Version: 12.1.2
The previously listed price was incorrect. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Mar 18 2020
Version: 12.1.1
Ugly, really ugly. I know that should not be a big deal but it was so ugly and primitive looking I had to get rid of it. What can I say?
Mar 6 2020
Version: 12.1.1
How hard would it be for Apple to add basic functionality to the menu bar clock? Both iOS and watchOS have timers and stopwatches, so why not macOS.
Oct 2 2019
Version: 12.0
It seems, that 99% of the ratings are spam-ratings to push the app on the top
May 22 2018
Version: 11.0.1
A paid upgrade to a .01 version??? Right there that tells me I don't want to get involved with this product.
May 20 2018
Version: 11.0
Major Bloatware reporting for duty, Sir!
It’s nice that it offers more alarm options (streaming) than Awaken (at twice the price), but it does TOO much and you’re paying for many functions you’ll never use and would never expect to find in an alarm clock.
An alarm clock is supposed to be a clock with alarms.
It’s fine if it also includes reminders or other functions that are closely related to its primary purpose (stream music for alarms etc).
But it should not do all this:
"Routinely take screenshots or web cam shots and have them
e-mailed to yourself, ping web pages, launch URLs, open files, erase folders, execute shell commands, and perform a variety of other tasks."
It’s trying to do far too many completely unrelated tasks. Might as well rename it the "Wanna Do-It-All Thingy with Alarms."
There’s no logical reason for the menu to include shortcuts to all other installed Koingo software. What makes them think that when I’m using their alarm clock, that I might need to quickly open a wifi signal locator, display resolution controller, property cataloging app or any of their other software? I don’t.
There’s also no reason for there to be a separate menu item just to view the license details - it’s visual clutter and a complete waste of space!
And a subscription service? For a $20 app that’s often available for half price? You gotta be kidding me, Koingo! Greedy much?
It’s nice that it offers more alarm options (streaming) than Awaken (at twice the price), but it does TOO much and you’re paying for many functions you’ll never use and would never expect to find in an alarm clock.
An alarm clock is supposed to be a clock with alarms.
It’s fine if it also includes reminders or other functions that are closely related to its primary purpose (stream music for alarms etc).
But it should not do all this:
"Routinely take screenshots or web cam shots and have them
e-mailed to yourself, ping web pages, launch URLs, open files, erase folders, execute shell commands, and perform a variety of other tasks."
It’s trying to do far too many completely unrelated tasks. Might as well rename it the "Wanna Do-It-All Thingy with Alarms."
There’s no logical reason for the menu to include shortcuts to all other installed Koingo software. What makes them think that when I’m using their alarm clock, that I might need to quickly open a wifi signal locator, display resolution controller, property cataloging app or any of their other software? I don’t.
There’s also no reason for there to be a separate menu item just to view the license details - it’s visual clutter and a complete waste of space!
And a subscription service? For a $20 app that’s often available for half price? You gotta be kidding me, Koingo! Greedy much?
May 16 2018
Version: 11.0
Can anyone explain why the icon appears to be a gyroscope?
Aug 10 2017
Version: 10.2.8
This app is awful because they cripple the most important feature for me and then ignore support emails. I was given a license to this app but have purchased other Koingo software. My support emails have gone unanswered for weeks.
The referenced crippled feature is text message alerts. The app allows me to set this up but the developer cripples this feature. All the user gets is an error message stating I have passed my quota of text messages (which is supposedly 10 per day). It does not allow me to even send 1 per day.
The developer asked to have me send a copy of my drivers license to increase the 10 per day limit. In these time of identity theft I do not send my personal information like this. All I want is the 10 per day limit.
Support doesn't get worse than completely ignoring your customer. I am all done with Koingo. I am switching to Onyx and TinkerTool System from MacPilot. Software that does not work along with zero customer service equals .5 stars. That is even being generous.
Apr 17 2017
Version: 10.2.8
Jesus, MacUpdate.
I can't download this without you shoving your malware down my throat. wtf.
Why is there no direct download option?
Apr 11 2017
Version: 10.2.8
Stay away from this crap and these scammers!
My extremely low rating is due to the fact of the following things:
- When I originally bought this software I was billed a recurring anual subscription without asking me first!
- The applications uses constantly an average of 3~5% CPU on an rMBP 13" 2.9Ghz Early 2015;
- The support was close to non-existant, I guess that they decided to reply to end the constant flow of my complain emails and tickets (yes, I had to spam these faceless thieves in order to have an answer).
I of course ended up returning this crap and as you see screaming to whoever wants to listen my beware message about Koingo.
Who would say that a nice country as Canada had such stone faced jerks!?
My extremely low rating is due to the fact of the following things:
- When I originally bought this software I was billed a recurring anual subscription without asking me first!
- The applications uses constantly an average of 3~5% CPU on an rMBP 13" 2.9Ghz Early 2015;
- The support was close to non-existant, I guess that they decided to reply to end the constant flow of my complain emails and tickets (yes, I had to spam these faceless thieves in order to have an answer).
I of course ended up returning this crap and as you see screaming to whoever wants to listen my beware message about Koingo.
Who would say that a nice country as Canada had such stone faced jerks!?
Mar 13 2016
Version: 10.2.3
After all the difficulties as previously discussed (Arise), the current version 10.2.3 is proving to be reliable. There is one problem I have had, and my lower rating is due to the fact that you can get no support at all. I have two support tickets open. The first is over a month old asking a very simple question. The second is two weeks old and just asks how long before anyone response. Neither have ever been addressed.
Dec 15 2015
Version: 10.2.1
I've used Alarm Clock Pro for years. Then Koingo stopped supporting the software and sent emails to all their users that the replacement software was called Arise, and that everyone should buy that. So I bought that. Then Koingo bought Arise, tossed it aside, and started supporting Alarm Clock Pro again. So I paid for the new new version of Alarm Clock Pro, and thought all was well. Now Alarm Clock Pro forgotten my License and won't run. I can't get it working, and Koingo Software is not responding to support tickets. It's been days. I don't have time to fiddle around with a $20 alarm clock widget, so I'm going to go shop around for an alternative that contains functionality and comes from a responsive developer.
Jul 17 2015
Version: 10.1.9
The misunderstanding with Koingo's team was resolved and my licenses reinstated to the Utility Package as advertised and purchased back in 2008. Thanks Josh.
Jan 31 2015
Version: 10.0.9
I'm leaving a comment rather than a review mainly because I'd like to make a couple of requests, but also because my impression is that this app is still a work in progress as Alarm Clock Pro is merged with Arise. My requests are all to do with the stopwatch (I'm on a bit of a stopwatch crusade today):
1. Reduce the CPU consumption of the stopwatch. I can't use the stopwatch as is because I can't deal with loud computer fans.
2. Move the stopwatch function to the dropdown menu.
3. Show the stopwatch progress in the menubar.
Thanks!
Jan 25 2015
Version: 10.0.8
Very impressed. I asked for a feature to be added two days ago, Friday, namely to have the chance to preview an alarm when you set up a new alarm, timer etc. The developer replied the same day, and today, two days later, has a new version out with this option added. Thumbs up and thank a lot!
Actually, the version number shown here by MacUpdate is not correct. I have 10.0.9 now.
Actually, the version number shown here by MacUpdate is not correct. I have 10.0.9 now.
Dec 31 2014
Version: 10.0.6
Excellent tool for creating alarms. In addition to the common uses of using this to wake up and for reminders, I use it to turn off my audio at night, and turn it back on in the morning. When I'm out of town, I use it to quit and start my Mail application. It does a LOT more.
Dec 12 2014
Version: 10.0.1
The upgrade says: "We have recently acquired Kallaxa Software and have replaced Alarm Clock Pro with their Arise app and are in the process of rebranding it and adding in features from Alarm Clock Pro..."
This is confusing to me...am I upgrading to Alarm Clock Pro, or to what will eventually be called "Arise" or what? If they are going to strip out the best features of ACP and put them all in Arise, then why should I upgrade to ACP? It sounds like ACP is gong to disappear, eventually, to be replaced by Arise. Or is this big upgrade to ACP eventually become some renamed application? Or is ACP going to *become* Arise? Am I the only one who finds this confusing?
Dec 10 2014
Version: 10.0
For owners of the Koingo Utility Package: Activating Alarm Clock Pro v10 is confusing. If you simply use your email address to unlock it, you're going to fail. I was able to swiftly work with Koingo's tech support to sort out that you have to do the following:
1) Log into your account at Koingo.
2) Scan down the list of all the stuff you have licensed from Koingo to the listing for 'Alarm Clock Pro'.
3) On the right side of the listing you're going to find a License Code to copy and paste into Alarm Clock Pro under your registration email address. Click the 'Unlock' button and you're ready to go!
1) Log into your account at Koingo.
2) Scan down the list of all the stuff you have licensed from Koingo to the listing for 'Alarm Clock Pro'.
3) On the right side of the listing you're going to find a License Code to copy and paste into Alarm Clock Pro under your registration email address. Click the 'Unlock' button and you're ready to go!
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