I built Pealo because I was late to a client call that could have been worth my quarterly revenue. My phone was on silent. The calendar notification sat in my notification center for 20 minutes while I was finishing something else at my desk. Nobody called. I just missed it. That night I set three manual alarms for the next morning's meetings. The night after that, four. Within a week I had a ritual: open Calendar, count tomorrow's meetings, switch to Clock, set alarms one by one. Every single night. Miss one and the whole thing falls apart. The thing is - iOS already has real alarms. The Clock app rings through Silent Mode, through Focus, through Do Not Disturb. But there's no way to connect that to your calendar. So I built the bridge. Pealo connects to Google Calendar, Outlook, or iCloud. It reads your events and creates real system alarms using Apple's AlarmKit - the same engine the Clock app uses. When a meeting moves or gets cancelled, alarms update on their own. A Live Activity countdown sits on your Lock Screen before each one. I'm a solo founder, a few weeks in. I read every bug report personally and reply within a day. Find something broken? There's a report button in the app - and it earns you 30 days free. What's your system for not missing meetings? Genuinely curious whether other people do the manual-alarm dance too.

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Auto alarms for your meetings. Rings through silent mode.

Auto alarms for your meetings. Rings through silent mode.