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Wake up to your favorite idol's voice
Register a short clip from a fan video once, then create as many alarms as you like that read any line in that voice.
Not a louder alarm. A voice you actually want to keep hearing.
1×Voice setup
Record a clip or upload a voice file to create a voice. Then make alarms in the voice you want.
Anywords you write
Write the words you want to hear, and that voice says them. Pick weather or a daily fortune, and it wakes you with a fresh line every morning.
0cold missions
Mornings are hard enough. Skip the cold missions — start the day with a warm word instead.
Set up once,
as many alarms as you want.
Record or upload a voice file once to build a voice profile. From then on, type any sentence and it's read aloud in that voice — across as many alarms as you like.
- Build a voice profile from a recording or a file
- Type any sentence, read back in that voice
- Reuse one registered voice across many alarms
Recording00:08
“늦지 않게 일어나자.”
Share a voice
with the people you love.
Share voices with the people on your plan. Wake up to a family member's or partner's voice — and set the morning alarm for someone far away, too.
- Share voices with the people on your plan
- Build your own alarms with the voices you receive
- Set alarms for family or a partner living far away
공유 음성가족 공유
엄
엄마
공유 받음 · 7일 전
지
지수 (커플)
공유 받음 · 어제
친
친구 민준
공유 받음 · 3일 전
Too busy to type?
Let it write itself.
Don't feel like writing a line every time? Pick a context like weather or fortune, and a fresh greeting is generated daily in that voice. It's an optional mode you turn on when you want it.
- Today's weather and temperature, in that voice
- Weekly fortune, meals, sleep, exercise, love
- Language practice in Korean, English, Japanese and 5 more
번역 메시지
EN · 원어민 발음
“Don’t oversleep — today matters.”
늦잠 자지 마. 오늘이 중요한 날이야.
내일 06:30 알람
위 문장을 알람으로
Opposite people. Same single insight.
Fans and seniors look nothing alike — but they share one thing: there's one specific voice they want to hear every single day. That's the center of AlarmTalk.
Seniors
Parents waking to a grandchild's voice
Sixty seconds from a far-away grandchild is enough to register their voice and set up a morning greeting alarm.
Couple
Apart every weekend
“Good night. See you tomorrow morning.” Use the recording as an alarm — or write more lines to read back in the same voice.
Living alone
A warmer first second
Instead of a beep, your mother's voice. Human warmth in the most private second of the day.
Frequently asked
What can I do with one minute of audio?
It builds a voice profile. From then on, type any sentence and it's read aloud in that voice — across as many alarms as you like. You can also use a raw recording as-is, or optionally auto-generate a fresh line daily from contexts like weather or fortune.
Where does my voice go after I record it?
Nothing leaves the group. Family, partner, and friend groups are invite-code only. Recipients can play voices in their own library, but cannot export or download them.
Are there forced missions, like math or photo challenges?
No. AlarmTalk is built around emotional waking, not forced waking. The goal is to wake up to a voice you genuinely want to hear.
Who actually uses this?
Two groups. Fans who want to wake up to their favorite idol, voice actor, or character — and seniors and long-distance families who want their child, grandchild, or partner's voice every morning. Both share one thing: a specific voice they want to hear daily.
Is it free?
Basic voice alarms with a single voice profile are free. Family/partner sharing, multiple voice profiles, and auto-generated contexts (weather, fortune, etc.) are part of paid plans.
Which devices are supported?
Android native first. iOS follows once we've validated AlarmKit separately.