AlarmGoodNight

In a world full of activities you can barely perform during time of day, having reminders set up is an essential task. This prevents you from being late to meetings, or can simply help you get out of bed in lazy mornings. In this regard, AlarmGoodNight wants to be by your side whenever you require assistance in remembering particular tasks or events.

You quickly get to deploy the application on your computer, because setup takes little time. Launching it bring up a pretty modern clock display on your desktop, showing time according to system configuration. Note that the third indicator doesn’t show seconds, and it’s used to easily set up the target alarm.

The visual design manages to perfectly integrate in most types of environments, even though it’s wrapped around quite a minimalistic layer. Hours are not shown on the clock, but there is a digital display which shows the exact time, and you can also tell by the indicators which update in real-time.

As mentioned, configuring the alarm is easily done by dragging the third indicator to the exact hour. On the bright side, the digital display makes it easy to tell the configuration hour, but there’s no possibility to manually write down the desired alert time. What’s more, you’re only able to configure alarms for AM periods.

There’s a default audio file which plays when the alarm is triggered. The application allows you to change it with anything else from your computer, given it’s under formats like WAV, MP3, or WMA. Unfortunately, the clock can only be minimized to the taskbar, and there’s no option to make it click-through if left on the desktop, or have transparency applied.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that AlarmGoodNight is mostly a stylish clock for your desktop, with little capabilities to be used as a proper alarm clock. Only one alert can be set up, and this is only done in AM.