EchoClockX vs ToneWake

EchoClockX is a simple and flexible alarm app for people who want a more personal way to wake up, stay focused, and remember important moments. Create alarms with your own sounds, record custom ringtones, import audio files, and use clean timer tools for daily routines, reminders, meetings, study sessions, and more. Key Features • Custom alarm sounds Use built-in sounds, imported audio files, or your own recordings as alarm tones. • Voice recording Record personalized wake-up sounds, reminders, or messages directly in the app. • Audio file import Import audio from the Files app and turn it into your own alarm sound. • Timer Set focused countdown timers with custom labels and sounds. • iCloud Sync Sync your recorded alarm sounds across devices with the same iCloud account. • Clean and modern design A simple interface that keeps alarms, sounds, and timers easy to manage. EchoClockX is perfect for wake-up alarms, focus timers, daily reminders, meetings, tasks, anniversaries, and moments that truly matter.

ToneWake lets you set your own recorded sounds as iOS alarms. ■ Key Features - Record any sound and use it as an alarm tone - Manage multiple alarms (time-of-day and specific dates) - Choose how to dismiss the alarm from 4 modes: - Tap to dismiss - Solve a simple math problem - Shake your device 10 times - Type a specific text string - Share recorded sounds as files (AirDrop / Mail / etc.) - Privacy-first: no location, no network telemetry ■ Perfect for - Waking to your pet's, family's or your own voice - Using a snippet of your favorite song - Anyone tired of stock alarm tones - Users who want highly customizable alarms ■ About Ads ToneWake is free with a small banner ad at the bottom of the alarm list. A one-time purchase removes all ads permanently. After purchase, you can use "Restore Purchases" on any device with your Apple ID. ■ Notes on Usage - The app plays silent audio in the background to keep alarms looping. Battery use may be slightly higher than usual. - Force-quitting the app (swiping up from the App Switcher) may prevent alarms from sounding. - The app requires notification and microphone permissions (for displaying alarms and recording).