Alarm Clock - Electric Dawn
Wake up gently to sunrise and bird song or your favourite music.
Wake Up Gently To Sunrise And Bird Song Or Your Favorite Music.Sunrise Alarm Clock - Perfect For Dark Winter Mornings.Electric Dawn is a gentle alarm clock which is remarkably simple to use yet also highly configurable to suit your specific needs. So many satisfied users have noticed that they are waking up refreshed without feeling groggy or confused.Try the free version "Alarm Clock Free Electric Dawn" first to see how much better you feel with a great alarm clock!The original and still the best gentle alarm.FeaturesElectric Dawn Free includes seven high-quality Nature sounds. Each sound is recorded using professional audio equipment and runs for at least 1 minute before looping.• Summer Birds Singing A Dawn Chorus.• Beach With Rolling Sea, Lapping Waves And Seagulls Calling.• Tropical Rainforest With Birds, Crickets, And Other Exotic Sounds.• Woodland With Birds and a Gentle Breeze.• Ocean Rolling On The Shore With Cobbles Gently Tumbling.• Plus Many More.FAQsFAQs and further information can be found on the website whimsicalotter.com/products/electricdawn.ContactIf you have any problems, comments, suggestions or other feedback then please email me at [email protected] . FeedbackIf you enjoy Electric Dawn then please review, rate and share. Thanks!
Wake Up Gently To Sunrise And Bird Song Or Your Favorite Music.Sunrise Alarm Clock - Perfect For Dark Winter Mornings.Electric Dawn is a gentle alarm clock which is remarkably simple to use yet also highly configurable to suit your specific needs. So many satisfied users have noticed that they are waking up refreshed without feeling groggy or confused.Try the free version "Alarm Clock Free Electric Dawn" first to see how much better you feel with a great alarm clock!The original and still the best gentle alarm.FeaturesElectric Dawn Free includes seven high-quality Nature sounds. Each sound is recorded using professional audio equipment and runs for at least 1 minute before looping.• Summer Birds Singing A Dawn Chorus.• Beach With Rolling Sea, Lapping Waves And Seagulls Calling.• Tropical Rainforest With Birds, Crickets, And Other Exotic Sounds.• Woodland With Birds and a Gentle Breeze.• Ocean Rolling On The Shore With Cobbles Gently Tumbling.• Plus Many More.FAQsFAQs and further information can be found on the website whimsicalotter.com/products/electricdawn.ContactIf you have any problems, comments, suggestions or other feedback then please email me at [email protected] . FeedbackIf you enjoy Electric Dawn then please review, rate and share. Thanks!
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love waking up naturally!
i really liked the app but it stopped working after last phone update. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it and it works now, but the little clock does not show up in my notifications bar at the top of my phone when the alarm is set, the way it used to do. I did set it to allow notifications even when Do Not Disturb is on. Any ideas?
It doesn't work. I set up an alarm for 7:30, I woke up (naturally) at around 7:50 to find out that the alarm has not sounded. The "sunrise" was happening, but the alarm wasn't.
Switched phones and it stopped working. I have to manually reset the timer for the alarm to work. Running Android 8.0.0 on a LG V35 Thinq
Great alarm clock. Love the gradual increase of volume and light.
Works great!
Needs a clock on the alarm screen. Add that and I'll give it 5 stars.
Used to love this but some time in the last week or two it has stopped using the track I selected. Thought I had just slept through but appears it lost the link to the music and now does not find the file even though it is where it has always been. Luckily my oversleeping wasn't an issue, but could be for some.
Love the app but find it annoying how I have to change the volume of the sunrise sound every day. I have it set quite quiet but after the next sunrise it resets back to the default volume which I find too loud 😕
Almost as great as 'Samsung smart alarm'. missing an option to name the alarm, and a dedicated 'save' button will be less confusing. Another good option will be to set alarm volume for each alarm separately.