Cal2Alarm: Alarm from Calendar

UI Revamp with New Features! Easier Daily, weekly and yearly navigation using swipe gestures. Create, modify and delete events in place from the App. You'll be asked to reconnect Google once This update moves to a new Google sign-in. The first time you open it, reconnect Google Calendar — one tap, once. Your alarms and settings are untouched. Plan your day by describing it The new Plan tab turns a plain-language description into a real schedule. Type or dictate something like "gym at 7, standup at 9:30, dentist sometime in the afternoon," and Cal2Alarm proposes a day with sensible timing. Review it, adjust anything, then add it to your Google Calendar. Tap the bell on anything you can't miss and it gets a real alarm, not just a calendar notification. No API key, no configuration. Changed your mind? Keep describing — continuing a plan updates the events it already created instead of making a second copy of your day. Your whole day, on one screen Today and Plan are now a single screen showing everything at once: alarms already set, events still waiting, and anything you've planned ahead. Tap through the week to browse. Tomorrow shows the events you actually have, not just what you planned, so you can set alarms a day early. Past days stay readable too — including which events had alarms. Events that have already happened no longer disappear from today's list. The day reads as a record of the day. Cleaning up Swipe any Google Calendar event to delete it, on today or tomorrow. The alarm goes with it. Swipe an alarm instead to remove just the alarm and keep the event. Fixes Event rows now lead with the event's own time, with the alarm time shown beside the bell Per-event lead times survive a refresh instead of snapping back to the global setting When an event moves to a new time, refreshing updates the alarm instead of leaving it at the old time Calendar events no longer disappear from the home screen after restarting the app The sync button counts only events it can still act on Expired Google sign-ins offer a Connect button instead of failing quietly The lock screen alarm banner clears once the alarm rings or is canceled Back from the planner returns to the day you came from Clearer copy throughout Help, Settings, and onboarding