Sahsah Alarm

About

Flight tomorrow? Need to make your appointment? Want someone to wake you? Leave it to Sahsah. Set it, and sleep. Sahsah handles the rest. Sahsah is an Arabic-first alarm clock for waking up, and for the appointments, trips, shifts and exams that fill your day. It uses iOS's own alarm system: it rings even when your iPhone is on silent, and the alert shows on the Lock Screen. What you can do with Sahsah: • One-time alarms, or alarms that repeat on the days you choose. The Sunday-to-Thursday work week is one tap away. • A name for every alarm, like "Work", "Riyadh–Jeddah flight" or "Physics exam". • Snooze for 3, 5 or 10 minutes. • A wake-up mission: a quick maths problem or a memory challenge, solved inside the app. • Nine tones to preview and choose from in the alarm editor. • A quick nap: 15, 20, 30, 45 or 60 minutes. • Before bed: set your bedtime and how long you want to rest, then set your morning alarm from it. It plans time only; it does not measure sleep stages. • Your history: missions completed and snoozes this week, day by day. • Western 012 or Arabic-Indic ٠١٢ numerals, light, dark or automatic appearance, and a dim night mode after the hour you choose. • "Test alarm with sound" in Settings: a real alert in five seconds, so you can check everything is ready. On iPhone, honestly: • The alert rings with Apple's default alarm sound, because it is the only sound iOS keeps repeating until you stop it. The tone you chose plays inside the app. • The system alert always has a Stop button, so a mission cannot stop you from switching an alarm off. That is why, if an alarm has a mission and you have not completed it, Sahsah rings again 2, 4 and 6 minutes after the alarm time. Three times at most, and all of them are cancelled as soon as you complete the mission. Your data stays on your phone: No account and no sign-in. Your alarms, preferences and history are stored on your iPhone, and Sahsah does not send them to any server. Free, with ads: Sahsah is free. It shows two Google banner ads, one at the top of the screen and one at the bottom, on three screens: Alarms, History and Settings; and after you end an alarm inside the app a full-screen ad may appear, which you can close. The alarm screen and wake-up missions stay ad-free. You decide whether to allow personalised ads, and you can change your mind at any time in iPhone Settings. Sahsah Plus: Subscribe to Plus and every ad goes away. Two plans, 6 months or 1 year; the price shows in the app before you buy. The subscription renews automatically until you cancel it in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Requires iOS 26 or later, on iPhone. Some of Sahsah's alarm sounds were made with ElevenLabs.