Alarms that keep a city’s time
Anchor an alarm to any city and it rings on that city’s clock, wherever you are. Leave it unanchored and it follows you.
Night · Here · New York
Thursday, 8 October
Alarms, medication and trips that know which city they belong to — so you land and everything is already right.

Day · Home · Tokyo
Friday, 9 October
Wake up · Tokyo time · 7:00 there
Built around the trip
Anchor an alarm to any city and it rings on that city’s clock, wherever you are. Leave it unanchored and it follows you.
When the phone reaches a new time zone, the arrival review shows every alarm and dose on the clock it follows. Apply, and you’re done.
Keep home time, switch to local, or shift an hour a day. Can’t take it now? Take it later — in an hour, at a time you pick, or when you get home.
Light, sleep and meals, day by day, built into your trip. On travel day a Live Activity counts down to landing.
Apple’s own alarm system, not a notification. It survives restarts and updates, with Stop and Snooze on the Lock Screen.
An Apple Watch companion, widgets, Control Center buttons, Live Activities and answers from Siri.
Five tabs, one idea





One price, once
$0
$9.99 once
A one-time in-app purchase, not a subscription. Family Sharing included. Prices may vary by country.
Questions
Yes. Alarms, medication doses and the nap timer are iOS system alarms, so they ring through Silent and Focus, survive a restart, and show Stop and Snooze on the Lock Screen.
Each alarm follows local time or stays anchored to the city you chose. When you land, the arrival review shows every alarm and dose on the clock it follows.
No. JetSetAlarm is free to use, and Pro is a single $9.99 purchase with Family Sharing.
On your iPhone. There is no account and no server, and analytics stay off until you turn them on. Privacy Policy
Yes. Choose Later… on the alert: an offset, a time you pick, or When I get home. The dose rings again then, and your history shows it was deferred.
Yes. The watch app mirrors your iPhone — the next alarm and dose, Taken, Skip and Later, the nap timer — plus complications.