Calendar with Alarm is an iPhone calendar app that, well, lets you set alarms.
Never miss an appointment again! CalAlarm is an elegantly designed user friendly calendar that adds an alarm to your appointments, so that you are no longer committed to the two short standard calendar beeps.
- Easy and quick navigation through days and weeks and years.
- Quickly add/edit multiple alerts.
- Copy events.
- Set defaults for new events.
- Custom week numbers.
- Distinguishes calendars with the same name but of different type.
- Lists upcoming and overdue alarms.
- Repeats continuously till acknowledged.
- Snoozes with variable intervals.
- Customize Quick Alert values, Snooze screen and birthdays alarms.
- Choice of 25 alarm sounds.
- Customizes sounds for different calendars.
- All CalAlarm alarms on/off switch.
- Sets local notifications.
- Works with all calendars that use the iPhone calendar database (iCal, MobileMe, Exchange, CalDAV, Google calendar, etc.).
- Syncs with these calendars.
It drives me crazy that the iPhone's native calendar only allows two alerts for an event. For entries that require more alerts, I normally add them to MobileMe in iCal on my Mac. Calendar with Alarm seems like a much better solution.
Calendar with Alarm is available on the iPhone for $1.99. Screenshots after the break.
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