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EMAIL ALARM · IPHONE
Stop checking your inbox every two minutes.
An alarm for the emails that matter. Stop waiting - we'll tell you. You choose what deserves to interrupt you.
Coming soon to iPhonePrivate beta. Not yet available on the App Store.
On iPhone, the alert lasts a few seconds and respects silent mode and Focus.
9:41 ● ▰
◉IMPORTANT EMAIL
Restaurant shifts
Next week’s shifts are now available.
✓ Matched: My shiftsSTOPIllustration of the in-app experience.
The email you were waiting for.
You choose what deserves to interrupt you.
- Gmail + Outlook
- Sender and subject
- Long, melodic tones
For emails where minutes matter
Some emails can wait. Others deserve your attention.
The email you're waiting for
An immigration update, a visa, or a job offer: you don't know when it will arrive or which address it will come from.
The client ready to decide
When a deal is on the table, being the first to reply can make the difference.
Your alarm. Your rules.
A look at the experience. Illustrative previews.
9:41 ● ▰
Email Alarm
Gmail · Outlook
My alarms
My shifts
scheduler@example.com
Subject: shifts available
Important client
client@example.com
Test the alarm
▷ Listen now9:41 ● ▰
◉IMPORTANT EMAIL
Restaurant shifts
Next week’s shifts are now available.
✓ Matched: My shiftsSTOP9:41 ● ▰
Recent activity
Your emails and their matches
Restaurant shifts
Next week’s shifts are now available.
✓ Rang · My shifts
Newsletter
Today’s updates
No matchReady in three steps
01
Connect your account
Authorize Gmail or personal Hotmail/Outlook. Their mail apps do not need to be installed.
02
Create an alarm
Choose a sender, a word or phrase in the subject, and whether either condition or both must match.
03
Choose your sound
Give your alarm a name and choose a tone to recognize it. Test the sound and check recent activity to see which messages matched your alarms.
Choose the days and time window when each alarm can ring. Outside that schedule, it won't interrupt you. If it rings at a bad time, snooze it for 1, 5, or 10 minutes. You decide what deserves to interrupt you and when.
Sender and subject. No body or attachments.
Matches use the sender and subject line. We don't need to read the email body or attachments to apply these filters.
You authorize the connection through Google or Microsoft without entering your email password in Email Alarm. The service uses a server to check for matches and send alerts even when the app is not open. See the privacy policy for details about how data is handled and retained.
Good to know
What is different on iPhone, explained clearly.
On iPhone, the notification sound lasts a few seconds and respects silent mode and Focus. It does not automatically open a full-screen view over other apps or the Lock Screen. Tap the notification to open Email Alarm, see the alert details, and stop any alarm playing inside the app.
A compatible Gmail or Outlook account, an internet connection, and permission to receive notifications. Keep your account connected and the alarms you want to receive enabled.
To hear alerts, check your iPhone's volume, silent mode, and Focus settings. Delivery also depends on connectivity and email and notification services; immediate alerts cannot be guaranteed in every situation.
Choose your plan
Planned launch pricing. The app is still in private beta; purchases are not enabled yet.
Both plans include the same features: US$1.99 per month or US$9.99 per year, billed annually in full. Eligible users can enjoy 7 days free, subject to Apple's terms.
The final price in your currency is shown before you confirm your purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless canceled. To avoid the next charge, cancel at least 24 hours before your trial or current subscription period ends. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple account settings.