Hurdan Alarm

There’s a pretty high chance you have an alarm configured on your mobile phone to wake you up every morning so you don’t end up late to work or important events. However, alarms can even be set up on the long run for regular tasks, and specialized applications like Hurdan Alarm come with just the right means in case you use a computer on a regular basis.

Before you can go ahead and run the installer, let alone the application itself, it’s a good idea to make sure that your computer is fitted with .NET Framework, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality. On the other hand, running modern Windows iterations might save you this time and effort, because they come with it in the default set of features.

It minimizes to the tray area on launch, and is where you find it most of the times, unless you need to check up on existing alarms or configure a new one. Although wrapped around a classic window frame, the visual design is pretty intuitive, with a large calendar displaying a two month view for comfortable navigation and setup of new alarms.

On the bright side of things, you don’t necessarily have to create an alarm in the current day. You can select a particular day from the calendar and hit the “create new” button to bring up the setup window. Here, you can easily configure when the alarm goes off in terms of date, hour, minute, and second, as well as the time in advance to remind you something comes up.

A custom message can be added to the event, but the audio alert only plays a default file, with no option to change it. It’s possible to create an entire array of alerts, and for even more comfort, you can use the default function to make the application run with Windows so you stay up to date with every upcoming task or event.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Hurdan Alarm is a pretty practical application on which you can rely to tell the exact time of upcoming events. Although there are not many customization options in terms of alerts, the overall layout makes alarm configuration intuitive, and useful on the long run.