Set Alarm for 9 PM

Set a 9 p.m. alarm in your browser — for medication, screen-time cutoffs, kids' bedtime, or evening prep. Delivers via Telegram, push, email, or in-tab sound.

Alarm

Set an alarm time and get pinged through your channels of choice.

Channels
Browser (off)
21:00
21:00
Nine p.m. is rarely a wake-up time and almost always a checkpoint: kids to bed, last work email of the day, evening medication, screen-time cutoff, take the bins out. The 21:00 alarm is the daily seam between active hours and wind-down. This page pre-fills 21:00 so a single click arms it. The widget computes the next future occurrence — set it at 6 p.m. and it fires at 9 p.m. tonight, set it at 10 p.m. and it fires at 9 p.m. tomorrow. Pick a label that names the cue: "melatonin", "phones in the box", "wash up". For a parent, a 21:00 alarm with the label "books then lights out" gives the household a single shared signal nobody can argue with. Delivery via Telegram is especially useful here — the message hits the phone whether or not the laptop is on, and it does not go to spam like email reminders sometimes do. Pair with the daily reminder engine if you want this to repeat without re-arming.

FAQ

Why 9 p.m. and not 21:00 in the URL?
URLs use the most-searched form per locale. The widget itself uses 24-hour input, so 21:00 is what you see in the picker.
Can I make the 9 p.m. alarm repeat every night?
The alarm widget fires once at the next 21:00. For nightly repeats use the reminder section, which supports daily and weekday-specific schedules.
Will the alarm beep if my computer is asleep?
No — sleep mode mutes audio. Use phone push or Telegram for sleep-resistant delivery.
Is this alarm useful for kids' bedtime?
Yes. Many parents pair a 21:00 alarm with a contact-shared reminder so partners get the same notification at the same time, removing the "I thought you were doing it" friction.

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