RandomVoiceAlarm

Wake up with a voice from the Soundscape community or a recording you have saved. Set one-time or repeating alarms and choose the days and snooze duration. The alarm editor uses a large clock-style time wheel, so the hour, minute and AM/PM are easy to read and adjust. On iOS 26 and later, RandomVoiceAlarm prepares a local voice clip when you set or edit an alarm, then registers it with the system alarm service. System volume and vibration follow iOS settings. Repeating alarms reuse the prepared voice until you edit them. Choose Random voice for a community recording, or tap Add while browsing to build a Saved list. Shuffle your saved recordings or select one for an alarm. Search the collection, preview recordings, and explore Featured sounds ranked by plays from the past seven days. Internet access is needed to fetch new community recordings; prepared and saved audio is held locally. Creating an alarm does not require an account or a name. Leave the name blank to use Alarm. The editor shows progress while preparing a sound and displays an error if it cannot save the alarm. On earlier supported iOS versions, scheduled alerts use notification reminders. When the app is closed, open the notification to hear the chosen voice in the app. Silent mode, Focus and notification settings can silence these reminders. Keep an Apple Clock backup for important wake-ups. Sign in to like recordings or record and publish your own. Public submissions are reviewed before appearing in the community. Use Report recording or Block creator for objectionable content. You can delete your Panor account and published recordings from Settings after signing in. Alarm permission is required for system alarms on iOS 26 and later. Notification permission is required for the legacy reminder path. Microphone permission is requested only when you choose to record.