Ask your AI assistant for an alarm, and a real alarm rings on your iPhone. Say "wake me at 6:30 tomorrow" or "every weekday at 7", and your assistant sets it as an iPhone alarm. It can also change, list and cancel the alarms it set. It sees only those. Your assistant says an alarm is set only after your phone confirms it. Until then, it tells you the alarm is waiting. Clive never sets an alarm on its own. Only a request from you does. To connect an assistant, type the four-word code Clive shows you, check that two words match, and tap Allow. There is no account to make. You can also tell Clive yourself, by speaking or typing. Speech is turned into words on your phone. Clive lives in a small room in the app. When an alarm rings, he plays it: piano to wake, marimba to leave, a hand chime for a heads-up. Prefer a plain list? Turn on Boring mode. Works with AI assistants that support remote MCP connectors with sign-in. Needs an iPhone on iOS 26 or later. Free for up to 5 alarms at once. A repeating alarm counts as one. Clive Pro raises that to 100; nothing else changes. It is a monthly auto-renewing subscription, $1.99 a month in the US (prices vary by country), charged to your Apple Account when you confirm. It renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Cancel in Settings > your name > Subscriptions. Clive can fail to set or ring an alarm. Don't rely on it for medication or anything you can't miss; set one in Clock too. Terms: https://clive.bytortoise.com/terms Privacy: https://clive.bytortoise.com/privacy Clive by Tortoise, a small software studio. support@bytortoise.com
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