Set Alarm for 11:00 AM - Free Online Alarm Clock
Online Alarm Clock to remind you.
Wake up with the alarm sound at the scheduled time! Option to program up to 5 alarms and also an hourly chime.
Sleep Cycle & Bedtime Calculator
Wake up refreshed between natural 90-minute REM sleep cycles. If you go to sleep now, optimal wake-up times are:
Quick Presets & Power Naps
Power Naps
Hours Ahead
How to use Alarm Clock?
โฐ Setting an Alarm Quickly
To set an alarm, simply click directly on the clock digits, click the 'Edit Time' button, or click on any of the 5 alarm slots (#1 to #5) below the clock. A window will open where you can easily type or select the exact time.
Attention: You can configure up to 5 independent alarms with custom schedules.
โจ๏ธ Direct Time Input & Presets
Type the desired time directly using your keyboard or device's native time picker. You can also pick one of the quick presets (06:00, 07:00, 08:00, etc.) with a single tap, then click 'Save & Turn On'.
๐ Enabling and Disabling Alarms
Below the clock, click the toggle switch on any of the 5 alarm slot chips to instantly turn that alarm on or off. You can also disable an alarm directly inside the time editor window.
๐๏ธ Hourly Chime & Sound Selection
Click the 'Chime' indicator in the top status bar or press the 'C' key on your keyboard to toggle the hourly chime beep. When an alarm rings, press Spacebar to activate Snooze (5 minutes) or Enter to turn off the alarm. You can also customize the alarm tone (Default, Soft Bell, Urgent Siren) in the Sound Options panel.
๐ Turning Off the Alarm
When the alarm rings, a prominent alert banner appears on screen with continuous sound. Click the 'Stop' button to silence and turn off the alarm immediately.
Attention: The alarm will automatically stop ringing after 2 minutes if unattended.
๐ค Snooze Mode
Need a few extra minutes in bed? Click the 'Snooze' button when the alarm rings to pause it for 5 minutes, after which it will wake you up again.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How Does the Alarm Clock Work?
Basically, the alarm clock works by programming one or more hours so that, when the set time arrives, an alarm sounds. Some clocks and alarm clocks, in addition to ringing the alarm, have the hourly chime feature that serves to notify when the hour has changed.
The alarm clocks have two main functions: to awaken people from their sleep and to work as a reminder to signal a certain event or activity.
The History of the Alarm Clock
The origins of the first alarm clocks are still unknown, but there are reports of the existence of primitive devices with a similar function as early as centuries BC. A great example is that of Plato in ancient Greece. Believe it or not, at that time the philosopher already had a large water clock with an alarm system that made the water sound like an organ. This fact is still not confirmed, nor what motivated the construction of the alarm, but it is believed that it was a device set up to signal the beginning of his lectures at dawn.
In subsequent centuries, alarm clocks were used extensively by religious institutions to announce the time of prayers or other community events. There are also reports of individual, successful attempts at making personal devices, but these were far off and were never patented or sold.
The first user-configurable alarm clock as we know it today was first patented in 1847 by a French inventor. Since then, devices have not stopped evolving. The radio was one of the first devices to incorporate this extra feature, which we know as a clock radio, later on, over time, other devices imposed this functionality.
Why Use an Online Alarm Clock? Benefits, Science & Tips
An online digital alarm clock running in your browser eliminates phone distractions and notification clutter. Built-in audio synthesis and screen keep-awake technology ensure you never sleep through an important meeting, class, or wake-up call.
Reliable Loud Sound & Screen Sleep Prevention
Unlike mobile apps that get silenced by battery saver modes, silent switches, or background app sleep, this online alarm clock leverages the Web Audio API for crisp, penetrating audio and active NoSleep protection to keep your screen awake on your desk or nightstand.
Wake Up Refreshed with Sleep Cycle Timing
Human sleep naturally occurs in 90-minute REM cycles. Waking up in the middle of deep sleep causes grogginess (sleep inertia). Use our built-in Sleep Cycle Calculator above to time your alarms with natural cycle transitions for effortless mornings.
- Multi-Alarm Scheduling: Set up to 5 independent alarms with custom schedules for staggered wake-ups or daily tasks.
- Hourly Chime & Audio Options: Subtle hourly beeps to track time and customized loud siren or gentle bell tones.
- Convenient Keyboard Shortcuts: Hit Spacebar for 5-minute Snooze, Enter to turn off, and C to toggle Chime.
Works 100% Offline Once Loaded
All timing calculations and sound generators run locally within your browser. Even if your internet connection drops overnight, your scheduled alarms will reliably ring right on time.
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Popular Wake-Up & Alarm Times
Quickly set an alarm for common morning routines, work shifts, or power naps: