Sahsah Alarm

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.