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AnyDayAlarm 1.6.2 — a Siri/Shortcuts fix. • Fixed: the "Set a Date Alarm" Shortcuts action could report a genuinely future date as "already passed." The real cause was an iOS Shortcuts limitation — when an action's own date field is set to "Ask Each Time," iOS doesn't always show the picker or pass along what you chose. • Reliable setup: don't set AnyDayAlarm's own Date field to "Ask Each Time." Instead, add Shortcuts' own "Ask for Input" action (type: Date and Time) before "Set a Date Alarm," and point the Date field at that result. This uses Apple's built-in picker and always works. Thanks to the App Store reviewer who reported this with exact repro steps — it made tracking down the real cause possible.
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Set real alarms for any future date - months or years ahead. Powered by iOS 26 AlarmKit. 100% local by default, with optional iCloud sync across your devices. Lifetime purchase available. WHAT YOU CAN DO • ALARMS FOR ANY DATE The iOS Clock app stops at 7 days. AnyDayAlarm has no limit. Set an alarm for next month, next year, or your contract renewal in 2028. Pick any date, pick any time, save. Done. • QUICK TIMERS TOO Not every alert needs a fixed date. A separate Timers tab covers plain countdowns - same reliable AlarmKit ring, no date picker required. • RINGS THROUGH SILENT MODE AnyDayAlarm uses Apple's AlarmKit framework, the same system that powers the built-in Clock app. Your alarms cut through Silent Mode, Do Not Disturb, and any Focus mode. They show full-screen on your Lock Screen and Apple Watch, with proper snooze and stop controls. • MULTIPLE REMINDERS PER EVENT Need a heads-up a week out AND a hard ring at the moment itself? Stack as many lead times as you want on one event - a week before, a day before, 15 minutes before, all from the same reminder. • TWO-WAY CALENDAR SYNC Turn upcoming Calendar events into real alarms with one tap, or let AnyDayAlarm's rules create them for you automatically - only for invitations you've accepted, only in the hours you choose. New alarms you create write back to a calendar of your choice. • TWO-WAY REMINDERS SYNC Same for Reminders. Due dates that would normally become a quiet banner become real alarms instead. Mark the reminder done and its alarm cancels itself - nothing falls between the apps. • WORKS WITH SHORTCUTS AnyDayAlarm's "Set a Date Alarm" action shows up in the Shortcuts app. Build a personal automation with it, pin it to your Home Screen, or trigger it with Siri. • NOTES & PHOTOS Attach a quick note or a photo to any alarm, right from the editor - directions, confirmation numbers, or a reminder of what it's actually for. • VIBRATE-FRIENDLY ALARMS Some alarms just need a nudge, not a wake-up call. Choose a near-silent tone for the ones that don't need to be loud. • WIDGETS EVERYWHERE Lock Screen, Home Screen, and Control Center - see what's coming up or add a new alarm without opening the app. • LOCK SCREEN COUNTDOWN See your next important date as a Live Activity on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. No need to unlock to know what is next. • OPTIONAL iCLOUD SYNC Turn it on in Settings and your alarms - photos included - stay up to date across every iPhone and iPad signed into the same iCloud account. Off by default; nothing leaves your device unless you choose to turn it on. • SURVIVES RESTART, TRAVEL, DST AlarmKit-scheduled alarms persist across iPhone restarts. AnyDayAlarm also notices when you cross time zones and asks how to handle affected alarms, instead of silently shifting them. PRIVACY FIRST Everything happens on your iPhone by default. No accounts required. No analytics. No ads. No third-party SDKs. Turn on iCloud Sync and your data travels through Apple's own iCloud, never through servers of ours - because we don't have any. 3-day free trial, then $1.99/week. Monthly, yearly, or lifetime options available. Lifetime is a one-time purchase, no renewal. Terms of Use: https://taxlite.net/any_day_alarm/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://taxlite.net/any_day_alarm/privacy.html
What's new · 1.6.2
AnyDayAlarm 1.6.2 — a Siri/Shortcuts fix. • Fixed: the "Set a Date Alarm" Shortcuts action could report a genuinely future date as "already passed." The real cause was an iOS Shortcuts limitation — when an action's own date field is set to "Ask Each Time," iOS doesn't always show the picker or pass along what you chose. • Reliable setup: don't set AnyDayAlarm's own Date field to "Ask Each Time." Instead, add Shortcuts' own "Ask for Input" action (type: Date and Time) before "Set a Date Alarm," and point the Date field at that result. This uses Apple's built-in picker and always works. Thanks to the App Store reviewer who reported this with exact repro steps — it made tracking down the real cause possible.
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