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Alarm is a software application published by RII7 that provides a straightforward and focused alert functionality for its users. The core purpose of the program is to alert the user at a chosen time through two complementary mechanisms: an audible alarm sound and a notification message. This combination of sound and on-screen notification ensures that the alert is noticeable, addressing both auditory and visual attention so that the chosen time is clearly signaled when it arrives. The software fits within the category of time-based alert and reminder utilities, a class of tools designed to help users keep track of specific moments by delivering a signal exactly when a designated time is reached. Because the alert time is chosen by the user, the application can be adapted to a wide variety of situations in which a timed signal is needed. Typical use cases for software of this kind include being alerted to a scheduled moment during the day, receiving a signal to mark the start or end of an activity, and having a notification delivered at a specific point in time so that the user does not need to monitor the clock manually. In each of these cases, the alarm sound serves as the audible cue while the notification message serves as the visual cue accompanying the alert. The current version of Alarm is version 1.5, representing the latest release available from the publisher. Across its release history, the software has been distributed in a total of three versions, indicating that the application has been published in multiple releases over time, with version 1.5 standing as the most recent of the three. Users considering the software will therefore encounter a product with a defined development history of several releases. Alarm, as described by its publisher, centers entirely on this single, clearly defined function: producing an alert at a time selected by the user, delivered through an alarm sound together with a notification message, making it a purpose-built tool within the alarm and alert software category.
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