Alarm, 7:30. For what?
You set it last night, for something. In the morning the label says “Alarm 3” and the reason is gone. Every TodoLot alarm is a task first: whatever you said when you set it is what the phone says when it rings.
What to say
“Morning run in the park at 7:30, shoes are by the door.”
Add the detail you will need in the moment. The list keeps a short title (“Morning run in the park”) and, under it, the sentence you said; the alarm speaks the sentence.
What happens next
- At 7:30 the phone rings and says the sentence: “Morning run in the park. Shoes are by the door.” No label to decode, no unlocking to find out.
- The list shows both: the short title and the spoken phrase under it, so you can check what the alarm will say before it rings.
- Repeat it once and it is set for good: “morning run every Monday and Thursday at 7:30” creates one repeating task.
Make it stick
- Morning briefing reads your day’s plan out loud when you wake up, so one alarm can cover the whole morning.
- For a wake-up that is not a jolt, Pro lets you put a sound before the voice: birds, a chime, waves, or one you describe in up to 120 characters.
- Preview every voice in Settings → Voice on the free plan before deciding whether Pro is for you.
Free or Pro?
Alarms that say the task are free, with the iPhone’s built-in voice. Natural voices and wake-up sounds come with TodoLot Pro.