Rings on time
Bell Buddy rings on time when your phone is asleep, after a restart, after updates and after a time change.
Bell Buddy rings on time when your phone is asleep, after a restart and after updates. If something on your phone might get in the way, it tells you how to fix it.
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Your alarms ring when the phone is asleep, after a restart, after updates and after a time change.
If a phone setting might get in the way, Bell Buddy shows a reliability tip with Fix now.
An alarm nobody answers snoozes by itself, and a Missed alarm notice tells you when it stopped.
Bell Buddy rings on time when your phone is asleep, after a restart, after updates and after a time change.
If something on your phone might get in the way, Bell Buddy tells you how to fix it, with Fix now.
An alarm that goes off during a phone call starts with vibration and a short, soft tone every few seconds. When the call ends, it rings in full.
When an alarm rings with no answer, it snoozes by itself once the ring time runs out. With no snoozes left, it stops and you get a Missed alarm notification.
See your alarms from the last 14 days.
Of all the things an alarm clock can get wrong, not ringing costs you the most: a late start, a missed shift, a missed flight. Bell Buddy is built to ring on time, and to tell you when something on your phone might stop it.
It starts in call mode: vibration and a short, soft tone every few seconds instead of full ringing. When the call ends and the alarm is still going, it rings in full.
When the ring time runs out with no answer, the alarm snoozes by itself if you have snoozes left. If not, it stops and you get a Missed alarm notification, which opens the ring history. The ring time is 5 minutes by default.
Yes. The ring history shows your alarms from the last 14 days.
Yes. Bell Buddy rings on time after a time change, and after a restart and after updates too.
Bell Buddy is free on Android 10 and up, with one small banner ad.
Coming soon on Google Play
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