TTMM Alarms turns Pebble Time 2 smartwatch into a touch-first alarm clock with colored tags. Eight independent alarms, set entirely on the watch — your phone stays in your pocket. Big white digits, gray intervals and colored tags set a clear hierarchy of information — and their structure and rhythm build an architectural block of events arriving from the future. Set your alarms and leave the app: they ring on time from the watch system, with the list safely out of reach.
ROUTINES
TTMM Alarms is built for the rhythms that keep a day in shape: regular glasses of water (DRINK), movement breaks at set hours of desk work (MOVE), meals at fixed times (EAT), a steady bedtime and a steady morning (SLEEP, WAKE UP), and the weekly appointments that deserve their own color — like Thursday at the pool (PLAY). Set the interval once — a repeating alarm re-arms itself, week after week.
MAIN VIEW
The list orders alarms by whatever rings next — the entry on top always fires first, numbered 01–08. A tag icon in color means the alarm is armed, gray means off. A tap on the icon arms and disarms it, a swipe left deletes the entry, a tap on the time opens the settings.
CONTROLS
Pebble Time 2 carries four buttons: BACK on the left edge, and UP, SELECT and DOWN down the right, SELECT in the middle. These are the names used throughout this page.
3 STEPS
Setting an alarm — the key act of the app — takes three steps on the watch, and a small triangle at the top edge of the screen leads you through them, always pointing at the field being set.
Step 1, TIME — typed on a full-screen keypad as four digits, leading zero included: 7:05 is 0 7 0 5. You write the time the way a calculator takes a number — digits falling into their places. The side buttons fine-tune it: UP adds an hour, SELECT ten minutes, DOWN a minute. Step 2, INTERVAL — 1X rings once, ED every day, E5 on weekdays (Mon–Fri), E2 on weekends (Sat–Sun), MO…SU weekly on the chosen day; repeating modes re-arm themselves for the next matching day. Step 3, TAG — one of 24 icons in two groups, each with its own color and name: WAKE UP, MOVE, MEDS, DRINK, EAT, SLEEP, COOK, FLY, CALL, MUSIC and more. A tap on the arrow saves the alarm and returns to the list — armed and counting.
THE DOT
A new notation for an old pair: one dot instead of two letters. Resting on the baseline after the time it reads AM; raised to the superscript it reads PM. The innovation is compactness — on a watch screen every pixel next to the time is precious, and a dot is as small as meaning gets, so the hour stays large and the list stays clean. On the keypad, the AM/PM key flips the dot. In 24 h mode the time stands alone.
NOW
At the set moment the watch wakes on its own — even with the app closed. One alarm rings as a full-screen alert: the big tag icon and the word NOW, pulsing in the tag’s color; a tap anywhere stops it. Several at once ring as a list — each row pulses in its own tag color, with the tag name in place of the hour, and a tap on a row silences that one alarm, leaving the others ringing until answered.
SOUND & VOLUME
Every alarm rings with sound and vibration for about 20 seconds. The sound was shaped to notify you without claiming the room — it speaks to your wrist, not to the whole office. Holding DOWN cycles four sound levels — NO, LOW, MID and FULL SOUND — with an on-screen indicator. NO SOUND still wakes you: vibration always plays.
The speaker sits on the left side of the watch, where the wrist may cover its outlet — a moving arm can muffle or color the sound. This comes with the hardware placement and stays beyond the app’s control.
Sound is also the most energy-hungry part of the ringing: with the speaker in daily use, expect charging every few days. If vibration wakes you reliably, switch the sound off — your battery and the shared acoustic space will both be grateful.
LOCK
A quick double-press of SELECT locks the touch; a padlock at the right edge shows the state. After 20 seconds the lock engages itself, guarding the list against accidental taps on the wrist. A ringing alarm unlocks the touch by itself. The touch screen is very sensitive — it responds to fingers, but also to a cuff or a jacket sleeve. Two habits make TTMM Alarms carefree. If you keep the list open, lock the touch with a double-press of SELECT. And remember that an unlocked list answers to clothing as readily as to fingers: a sleeve can disarm or delete an entry.
PRIVACY
I designed TTMM Alarms for myself — for the comfort of setting things in seconds, and for privacy. The app keeps your alarms on the watch and nowhere else: nothing is collected, nothing is processed, nothing leaves your wrist. Your routines are yours alone. Details: ttmm.is/privacy-policy and EULA.
TRIAL & PURCHASE
48 hours free — two mornings to test your wake-up. Then $2.99 + local taxes, one-time purchase via KiezelPay: the watch shows a code, you enter it at kzl.io/code, done.
COMPATIBLE
Pebble Time 2 (only).
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CREDITS
Design, typography, UX & sound: Albert Salamon; Functionality & features: Albert Salamon + JUB; Programming & english translation: JUB. JUB — Językowo Ułożony Bibliotekarz (LOL – Language-Ordered Librarian), Claude Fable 5 by Anthropic.
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