# LFG Alarm: every page The full text of every page listed in https://lfg.gm/llms.txt. --- # How to wake up when you sleep through every alarm Waking up · https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers · Updated 2026-10-17 If you sleep through alarms, setting five of them a few minutes apart stops working, because you learn to sleep through the same tone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android with sounds made for heavy sleepers: sirens, horns, drums and voices that shout, a chaos level from mild to feral for how hard Rocco roasts a snooze, and the option to share an alarm with a friend who sees on the wake board whether you got up. Time alarms ring from your phone itself, with no signal needed. ## The sounds The page has a sound board with the app's real sounds: a siren, a horn, a drum roll, and the Drill sergeant, Toxic coach and Breaking news voices. The app has hundreds more songs, sounds and voices. ## Pick your chaos level The chaos level is the app's setting for how hard Rocco roasts you when you snooze. It goes from mild to medium to feral. Rocco's suggestion for each depth of sleep: | How you sleep | Chaos | Rocco suggests | |---|---|---| | One beep does it | mild | Breaking news, and a song you like | | Snooze once, fine | mild | Drums, and snooze for 5 minutes, 3 times at most | | Three alarms deep | medium | A siren and the Drill sergeant | | Five alarms deep | feral | Toxic coach, and a friend who can see if you got up | | My flatmate has filed a complaint | feral | The horn, drums and the Drill sergeant, and a witness | ## Why your alarm stopped working You did not get worse at waking up; you got used to it. You heard the same tone every morning for a year and your brain filed it under furniture. LFG Alarm has hundreds of songs, sounds and voices. Give the 5:40 for your early shift a siren this month and the Drill sergeant next month, so tomorrow does not sound like today. ## Get a witness Share your 6:45 with the friend who is up for the gym anyway. When it rings, it rings for them too, and Rocco keeps score on the wake board: who got up first, who snoozed most, who slept in. ## Does it actually ring? Yes. On Android it takes over the screen, loud, even when the phone is locked. On iPhone it uses Apple’s own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus. Time alarms ring from the phone with no signal needed, and every sound and voice on this page is in the app, ready for any time alarm. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set an alarm called "Actually up" for 7:00 every weekday, make it a friends alarm and add my friend [their LFG Alarm username] so they can see whether I got up. Use the loudest siren sound you can find. Then tell me when it goes off next. Why it works: It sets the time, picks a loud sound and adds a friend to check on you, the part that makes heavy sleepers actually get up. Turn up how hard Rocco roasts a snooze in the app. ## Common mistakes - Stacking five alarms a few minutes apart. You learn to sleep through all five. One loud alarm with a witness works better. - Keeping the same sound for months. Change it every few weeks so it never turns into background noise. - Putting the phone right by your hand. Put it across the room so stopping it means standing up. ## Questions ### Does it ring on silent? Yes, it is a real alarm. On Android it takes over the screen, loud, even when the phone is locked. On iPhone it uses Apple’s own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus. The first time you open the app it asks for what it needs, and says why. ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. It rings for times and for moments, with hundreds of songs, sounds and voices, and alarms you can share with friends so every phone rings together. ### Will it wake my flatmate? Probably less than five alarms in a row does. Or make them your witness: they can join your alarm and see on the wake board whether you got up. ### Can I snooze? Yes. Snooze for 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, 3 times, 10 times or forever, and the chaos level sets how hard Rocco roasts you for it. Your friend still sees on the wake board who snoozed most. ### Where do I get it? On Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. ## Learn more - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) - [The studio: sound, snooze and chaos](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio) - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) - [A group alarm for roommates](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates) ## Keep exploring - [Custom alarm sound: wake up to your own song or a voice you know](https://lfg.gm/custom-alarm-sound.md): Pick from hundreds of songs, voices and tones, or upload your own sound and record a voiceover, and share the alarm so friends ring with the same sound. - [AI alarm clock: what changes when your alarm watches the internet](https://lfg.gm/ai-alarm-clock.md): From the wind-up bell to sleep trackers to an alarm that rings for a post, a price or an event, and why friends make it stick. - [Notification fatigue: why notifications stopped working, and what an alarm does differently](https://lfg.gm/notification-fatigue.md): What the research says about notification volume, open rates, attention and alarm fatigue, and what any alert that must reach a person should do. - [Accountability alarm app: wake up with friends who can see if you snoozed](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app.md): LFG Alarm will not forbid snoozing, but a shared alarm, a snooze limit, Rocco’s roasts and a wake board of who slept in make getting up something your friends see. - [How to get alarms on your laptop that sync with your phone](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop.md): Sign in at lfg.gm and the same alarms ring in your browser tab while you work and on your phone when you step away. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates · Updated 2026-10-17 Telling a group chat to set their alarms rarely works: someone always sleeps through the 8am. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that lets one roommate make an alarm and share it as a link. Everyone who joins gets the same alarm on their own phone, ringing in the same second, and Rocco shows the chat who got up and who slept in. ## How it works 1. **Make the alarm once.** Tap Time, set it, pick a sound or a voice, and turn on Make it social: friends you pick, or anyone with the link. For the same four people every week, make a group in Settings > Friends > Groups and tap Create alarm with this group. 2. **Post the link in the chat.** Everyone who taps `lfg.gm/a/` and joins is on the same alarm, on iPhone or Android. 3. **Every phone rings in the same second.** A message in the chat is easy to sleep through; an alarm rings out loud. It is a real alarm on both: full screen on Android, Apple's own alarm on iPhone, through silent mode and Focus. Each person taps I'm up, and Rocco keeps a wake board of who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in, ready to share back in the chat as a picture. ## What suites use it for - The 8am midterm everyone swore they would make. - A one-off 4:15am alarm for the airport ride on the first day of break, with a creator's note that says "car is outside at 4:40, bags by the door". - A repeating Sunday 11am for the cleaning rota, so the wake board settles who was up and who was "basically up". ## What it looks like The page tells the story as a group chat. At 11:58 pm: "midterm tmrw 8am", and "everyone set ur alarms" gets three hearts. At 7:48 am, Marcus's door is closed and his phone is on do not disturb; at 8:21 he writes "y'all should've woke me up". The next time, one roommate makes the alarm, drops the link, all four join, four phones ring in the same second, and the wake board shows Marcus made it, barely. You can put in your own chat name and time. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a friends alarm for 7:30am tomorrow called Econ midterm that anyone with the link can join. Give me the link to post in our group chat so everyone who joins gets rung. Why it works: It names the alarm, the time and who it is for, and asks for the link back, which is the one thing the chat needs. Ask it to pick a loud voice from the sound library too. ## Common mistakes - Saying "everyone set an alarm" instead of sharing one. Twelve people setting their own is how one of them forgets. - Posting the link once at midnight. Pin it, or post it again before bed. - Picking the gentlest sound for a group. The heaviest sleeper sets the volume. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. You can share an alarm by link, and every phone that joins rings at the same moment, with the sound or voice you picked. ### Can I make it ring someone's phone without them knowing? No. Only people who tap your link and join get rung. That is the point: they said yes. ### Does it ring on do not disturb? Yes, it is a real alarm. On Android it takes over the screen, loud, even when the phone is locked. On iPhone it uses Apple's own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus. The first time you open the app it asks for what it needs, and says why. ### How does Rocco know who got up? Everyone taps I'm up when it rings, and Rocco keeps score on the wake board. ### Does it work on iPhone and Android? Yes, both. A mixed chat is fine: the link works for everyone. ## Learn more - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) - [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) - [An alarm for heavy sleepers](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers) ## Keep exploring - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. - [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock.md): An alarm you share by link, so every phone that joined rings together, with a wake board of who got up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together · Updated 2026-10-18 So much of our tech keeps us living life solo. LFG Alarm is the alarm clock that brings people together. Share one alarm by link, and every phone that joins rings at the same moment, with the same meme and the same song. Rocco, the app's cat, keeps watch over the moments that matter and rallies your people: family, friends and whole communities. ## Your alarm clock got a brain. And a social life. Rocco watches for the moments you care about and rallies your people. Watch his short: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YQAp4JkFwM ## Grandma lands at 5. Everyone hears it. One person makes the alarm and picks the song. One link goes in the family chat. At 4:15, every phone that joined rings together, and nobody is the one who forgot. Every moment the whole family should be there for: the airport run, the turkey coming out, everyone on the video call, the Secret Santa reveal, leaving for the parade, the walk after dinner. A mystery alarm keeps a surprise sealed until it rings, so the reveal lands on every phone at once. ## Who's up first? The wake board shows who answered first and who slept in, so showing up for each other turns into a friendly competition. ## Make it yours Upload your own picture or clip, pick a song from more than 500, and that's what your people wake up to. ## Questions **What is LFG Alarm?** A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. You make an alarm, share its link, and everyone who joins rings together, with the song and picture you picked. **Does everyone need the app?** Yes, to be rung. They tap your link, get LFG Alarm on iPhone or Android, and join. It takes a minute. **Will it ring if my phone is on silent?** Time and event alarms ring like any alarm clock, through silent mode and Focus on iPhone. **Can I use my own picture or clip?** Yes. Upload your own, or pick from more than 500 songs and the drawn looks in the library. Everyone on the alarm sees and hears what you chose. More memes. More music. More moments together. ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. - [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock.md): An alarm you share by link, so every phone that joined rings together, with a wake board of who got up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock · Updated 2026-10-17 Parents juggling work, school runs and, often, two homes end up texting "you've got pickup today, right?" more than once a day. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Each day, one of you sets the alarm that cannot slide, the 3:15 pickup, the 6pm handover, the 8:40 dentist, and sends the link, and it rings both phones at that moment as a real alarm. Of everything today, that is the one not to miss, and Rocco does the reminding so neither of you has to. ## "You've got pickup, right?" Every. Single. Day. Two jobs, two calendars, sometimes two homes, and a kid with swim on Tuesdays. Fifty things happen today and forty-nine of them can slide. The trick is knowing which one can't, and making sure the other person knows it too. - **a text at 2pm:** Left on read. They were in a meeting. Your text sank under the school newsletter. - **the shared calendar:** Knew, said nothing. The pickup was in there. It just never made a sound. - **LFG Alarm:** Rang on both phones. The one thing for today, at the minute you need to move, named for what it is. Rocco does the reminding so neither of you has to. ## Of everything today, don't miss this one. You coordinate all day: groceries, who is cooking, which bag the PE kit is in. Most of it can slide. One thing a day usually can't, and you both know which, because it's the one you text about twice. Send that one as an alarm. Once in a while, make it date night. 1. **Pick today's one thing.** The 3:15 pickup, the 6pm handover, the dentist at 8:40. Set it for when you need to leave, not when it starts. 2. **Send it to them.** Drop the lfg.gm link in your chat, or add them by username or email. Then you're both on the same alarm, and it rings both phones. 3. **Say what it's for.** Name it "Pickup: Leo, side gate" and put the rest in the creator's note: "swim bag is in the hall". A photo of the kids as the wallpaper, if you like. ## Easy, and a bit fun. - **One a day:** Keep it to the thing that matters today. Do that, and when it rings you both know it's the one. - **Every Tuesday, sorted:** Swim at 4:30 on Tuesdays, the handover at 6:00 on Fridays: make it repeating and it rings on those days, no texting needed. - **A surprise:** A mystery alarm stays wrapped until the second it rings. A message from the kids for whoever is on the late shift, or a meme only they'd get. - **Just the two of you:** An alarm is private until you share it. This one goes to one person, and they see this alarm and nothing else of yours. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 2:45pm today called "Pickup: Leo, side gate, 3:15", make it a friends alarm and add [their LFG Alarm username or email]. Then tell me when it rings next. Why it works: One sentence sets the time, what it is for and the second phone. The name is the detail, so put the gate, the kid and the time in it. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Share an alarm by link and every phone that joined rings at the same moment. ### Does my partner need the app? Yes, the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android. You can add them to an alarm by username or email, or send them its link. ### Can they see my other alarms? No. Only the alarms you share with them. Being on one alarm shows them that alarm and nothing else, which also suits co-parents who share the kids and not much more. ### Why one alarm a day and not ten? Because the one that rings has to mean something. Ten alarms a day turn into noise. One, sent by the person who knows what matters today, gets answered. ### Can it repeat? Yes. Make it repeating and pick the days: swim on Tuesdays at 4:30, the Friday handover at 6:00. It rings both phones on those days every week. ### What if one of us is away? A shared alarm rings you both at the same moment by default, each seeing it in your own time zone. It can also ring each of you at your own local time. ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. - [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock.md): An alarm you share by link, so every phone that joined rings together, with a wake board of who got up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to get party guests to actually show up Parties and events · https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up · Updated 2026-10-17 Most hosts know the gap: lots of people tap going on Partiful or Luma, and far fewer walk through the door. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock. Paste your invite link, share one alarm link with your guests, and everyone who joins gets a real alarm on their phone at party time. Setting an alarm takes more intent than tapping going, so the list of people who join is also your list of people who mean it. ## Work out your flake rate The page has a calculator: put in how many people said going and roughly how many usually turn up. With 52 going and a 40% show rate, expect about 21 people and 31 empty cups. Nobody publishes house party numbers, but across check-in data from more than 1,070 events, PheedLoop found about 28% of people registered for free events never showed, and about 32% at small events of 10 to 49 people. Use your own number, from your last party. The gap is not because people don't care. Tapping going takes a second and costs nothing, and on the night your party is one notification among dozens. Now picture the same list where everyone who meant it set an alarm: their phone rings at party time with your song, and the people who never join have told you something too. ## How it works 1. **Paste the invite.** Your Partiful or Luma link goes into Got a link? in LFG Alarm, and Rocco reads the name, picture and start time and makes the alarm. 2. **Drop one link in the chat.** Post `lfg.gm/a/` under the invite or in the group chat. Guests tap it and join. 3. **Every phone rings.** At party time, or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before, everyone who joined hears it in the same second. **Already sent the invite? Even better.** A calendar invite, a Facebook event, a group chat, Luma or Partiful: keep using it. LFG Alarm does not replace your invite, it adds the part invites are bad at, getting people out the door. Make the alarm, then post its link where your guests already are, with a line saying what it is, like: "Here's a group alarm for Saturday so we all rally together. It rings two hours before, so start getting ready when it goes off. Tap to join: `lfg.gm/a/`" Setting alarms, getting friends to join them and answering on time all earn points in LFG Alarm, for you and for your guests. ## When to ring them - **For a party, two hours before.** That is when people need to start getting ready and work out how they are getting there. An alarm at the start time only tells them they are late. - **For something online, at the start.** A stream, a call, a watch party or a game night: everyone hops on the moment it rings. - **Reward whoever answers first.** Every shared alarm has a wake board, a list of who answered and when, so you can see who tapped I'm up first. Promise them the first drink, the aux or the best seat. ## The best way to call 40 people Say 40 of your 50 guests said they are coming. Nobody wants to make 40 phone calls: it takes you an hour on the afternoon you should be buying ice, and a text lands among dozens of others (a 2018 study of 278 phone users counted a median of 56 notifications a day). One LFG Alarm alarm rings all 40 in the same second, and it is fun to get: it plays your own video or picture and the song of the night. When someone sets an alarm for your party, they are serious. It is an event they do not want to miss. ## Why an alarm beats a reminder Push notifications are easy to miss. In Airship's 2026 benchmarks, the share of app notifications people open runs from under 1% in the weakest app categories to about 21% for the top tenth of apps in the strongest. A reminder from your invite app is one of those. An event alarm is different: it is a real alarm on iPhone and Android, it rings through silent mode until the person answers it, and they chose to get it by joining. ## Keep the theme a secret A mystery alarm hides a message or a video until the second it rings, so the theme lands on every phone at once. ## Your alarm is also a post Every alarm carries a note from you and a link. Put the details in the note: the buzzer is broken, costumes are on, bring a dish. Add a link, like the address or the playlist, and it opens when people answer the alarm. Guests can heart the alarm and comment with you while it waits, while it rings and after the party. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm called "Rooftop disco: start getting ready" for 7:00 pm on Saturday [date], two hours before my party. Make it a friends alarm that anyone with the link can join, then give me the link to post in the group chat. Why it works: Your AI agent can set the getting-ready alarm today and hand you the link. To make it from the Partiful or Luma invite itself, or keep the theme a mystery, paste the link into Got a link? in the app. ## Common mistakes - Posting the alarm link once and never again. Put it right under the invite and once more in the chat the day before. - Setting it for the start time when people need time to get ready. Ring them two hours before. - Treating everyone who tapped going as coming. Plan the food and drink for the people who joined the alarm. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Besides times, it rings for moments: a party starting, a post going up, a price being hit. One shared link makes every phone that joined ring in the same second. ### Do my guests need the app? Yes, to be rung: LFG Alarm on iPhone or Android. They tap your lfg.gm link and join. Anyone who does has said a stronger yes than an RSVP. ### Do I have to stop using Partiful or Luma? No. Keep your invite. Paste its link into LFG Alarm and Rocco makes the alarm from it, with the name, picture and start time already in. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Partiful or Luma. ### When should the alarm ring? For a party, two hours before, so people get ready and head over. For something online, at the start. You can pick the start, 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. ### Can I keep the theme a secret? Yes. A mystery alarm hides a message or a video until the second it rings, so the theme lands on every phone at once. ### Where do I get it? LFG Alarm is on Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Hosts and guests both use the same app. ## Sources and further reading - [PheedLoop, Event Data Lab Report #05](https://pheedloop.com/blog/event-data-lab-report-5): no-show rates from check-in data at more than 1,070 events (vendor data) - [Airship, Mobile app push notification benchmarks for 2026](https://www.airship.com/mobile-app-push-notification-benchmarks-for-2026/) - [Pielot et al., MobileHCI 2018](https://www.interruptions.net/literature/Pielot-MobileHCI18.pdf): a median of 56 notifications a day across 278 phone users - [Event alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms) and [LFG Alarm with Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Partiful or Luma. The parties, themes and names on this page are made up. ## Keep exploring - [How to turn a Partiful invite into an alarm](https://lfg.gm/partiful-event-alarm.md): Paste a Partiful link and LFG Alarm makes the alarm for your guests. - [How to make sure Luma guests actually show up](https://lfg.gm/luma-event-alarm.md): Paste a Luma link so attendees get a real alarm before doors. - [Reduce event no-shows: a reminder playbook for meetups, classes and clubs](https://lfg.gm/reduce-event-no-shows.md): A practical playbook for organisers: when to ring attendees, a headcount from who joined the alarm, notes, comments and a reward for the first to answer. - [The fastest way to get a group chat to commit to a time](https://lfg.gm/group-chat-plans.md): Make the plan an alarm, post one link, and everyone who joins is rung at the moment you set. - [How to get people to actually show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events.md): Stop relying on the RSVP: ring the people who joined at the right moment, with something they want to hear. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to turn a Partiful invite into an alarm Parties and events · https://lfg.gm/partiful-event-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 The group chat says yes on Partiful, and on the night half of them are still on the couch. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: paste your Partiful invite link and Rocco makes an alarm from it. Share one link, and everyone who joins gets a real alarm at party time, or up to two hours before, even on silent, themed with the party's own song. ## "Maybe" is not coming. You planned it for weeks. They forgot by Thursday. Nobody flaked on purpose, they just never got up. - **the group chat:** "who's still coming?". Three replies, one meme, no answer. - **a text at 6:** Seen. Not moved.. They read it from the couch and stayed there. - **LFG Alarm:** Rang until they moved. A real alarm, even on silent, with the party's own song on it, on every phone that joined. Hard to ignore a party that's yelling at you. ## Your Partiful link in. An alarm out. Say the party is Friday at 9. Here is the whole thing. 1. **Paste your Partiful link.** Tap Got a link? and paste it. Rocco reads the invite: the name, the picture, the start time. Pick 2 hr so it rings at 7, while there is still time to change. Example: partiful.com/e/ 2. **Drop the lfg.gm link.** In the invite, in the group chat, in the story. Example: `lfg.gm/a/` 3. **Watch them join.** Everyone who joins the alarm means to come. That's your real guest list. ## Not an invite. A wake-up call. - **A theme for the night:** Pick the party's songs, jingles and voices from the sound library, or have Rocco make a song for your party. - **Keep it a surprise:** A mystery alarm stays wrapped until the second it rings. Good for birthdays. - **Got an invite?:** Guests can paste the Partiful link too. Rocco makes the alarm for them, and they pick when it rings. - **Who was first:** The scoreboard shows who got up and who snoozed. Roast accordingly. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make an alarm from my Partiful invite [Partiful link] that rings two hours before the party. Make it a friends alarm that anyone with the link can join, and give me the link for the group chat. Why it works: The alarm takes the party's name, picture and start time from the invite. Two hours before gives everyone time to get dressed and work out how they are getting there. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Paste a Partiful or Luma link and it makes an alarm for the event. ### Do I stop using Partiful? No. Keep the invite. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Partiful. ### Can guests make the alarm themselves? Yes. Any guest can paste the Partiful link into Got a link? in the app and get an alarm for the party, even if the host never made one. ### When should it ring? Two hours before, so people start getting ready and work out how they are getting there. You can also pick the start, 30 minutes or an hour before. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Partiful. The party, the people and the links on this page are made up. ## Keep exploring - [How to get party guests to actually show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up.md): Turn your Partiful or Luma invite into an alarm that rings every guest who joined. - [How to make sure Luma guests actually show up](https://lfg.gm/luma-event-alarm.md): Paste a Luma link so attendees get a real alarm before doors. - [Reduce event no-shows: a reminder playbook for meetups, classes and clubs](https://lfg.gm/reduce-event-no-shows.md): A practical playbook for organisers: when to ring attendees, a headcount from who joined the alarm, notes, comments and a reward for the first to answer. - [The fastest way to get a group chat to commit to a time](https://lfg.gm/group-chat-plans.md): Make the plan an alarm, post one link, and everyone who joins is rung at the moment you set. - [How to get people to actually show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events.md): Stop relying on the RSVP: ring the people who joined at the right moment, with something they want to hear. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to make sure Luma guests actually show up Parties and events · https://lfg.gm/luma-event-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 A yes on Luma takes one tap, so a long going list can still mean a half-empty room. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: paste your Luma event link and Rocco turns it into an alarm your guests join. It rings every guest who joined before doors, as a real alarm, even on silent, and the number who joined is your real headcount. ## Saying yes is easy. Showing up isn't. Every host knows the drop-off. People meant to come to the Thursday meetup. Then the day happened, and your reminder was one more email. - **calendar invite:** Buried under the rest. A silent box on a calendar nobody opens on a Saturday. - **reminder email:** Never opened. It landed in Promotions, between two sales. - **LFG Alarm:** Rang before doors. A real alarm, even on silent, on every guest who joined, with your event page one tap away. Rocco only rings when it matters. ## Your Luma link in. An alarm out. Say it's a founders' meetup on Thursday, doors at 7. Here is the whole thing. 1. **Paste your Luma link.** Tap Got a link? and paste it. Rocco reads the page: the name, the picture, the start time. Pick when it goes off: at the start, 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. Example: lu.ma/ 2. **Share the lfg.gm link.** Put it in the event description, the group chat, the last reminder. 3. **See your real headcount.** Someone who joins an alarm means to come. The number who joined is your real headcount. ## Works from either side of the door. - **Got an invite?:** Guests can paste the Luma link too. Rocco makes the alarm and it rings an hour before it starts, unless you change it. - **Set the mood early:** Pick the song, the voice and the picture your guests wake up to. The night starts when it rings. - **The morning after:** The scoreboard shows who was up first and who snoozed. Bragging rights included. - **One tap to the door:** Add your event page as the alarm's link and it opens when guests answer. Your creator's note can say which door and which floor. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make an alarm from my Luma event [Luma link] that rings an hour before it starts. Make it a friends alarm that anyone with the link can join, and give me the link to put in the event description. Why it works: The alarm takes the event's name, picture and start time from the Luma page. You choose when it rings: at the start, or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Paste a Luma or Partiful link and it makes an alarm for the event. ### Do I stop using Luma? No. Keep Luma for the event page and tickets. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Luma. ### When should it ring? An hour before by default. For an in-person event, two hours before gives people time to leave; for an online one, ring at the start so everyone joins at once. ### Can guests make the alarm themselves? Yes. Any guest can paste the Luma link into Got a link? in the app and get an alarm for the event, even if the host never made one. ### Does it ring on silent? Yes. An event alarm is a real alarm on iPhone and Android: Apple's own alarm on iPhone, through silent mode and Focus, and full screen on Android. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Luma. ## Keep exploring - [How to get party guests to actually show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up.md): Turn your Partiful or Luma invite into an alarm that rings every guest who joined. - [How to turn a Partiful invite into an alarm](https://lfg.gm/partiful-event-alarm.md): Paste a Partiful link and LFG Alarm makes the alarm for your guests. - [Reduce event no-shows: a reminder playbook for meetups, classes and clubs](https://lfg.gm/reduce-event-no-shows.md): A practical playbook for organisers: when to ring attendees, a headcount from who joined the alarm, notes, comments and a reward for the first to answer. - [The fastest way to get a group chat to commit to a time](https://lfg.gm/group-chat-plans.md): Make the plan an alarm, post one link, and everyone who joins is rung at the moment you set. - [How to get people to actually show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events.md): Stop relying on the RSVP: ring the people who joined at the right moment, with something they want to hear. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # KST to your time: convert a Seoul drop and set the alarm Fans and creators · https://lfg.gm/kst-to-my-time · Updated 2026-10-17 Korea Standard Time (KST) is UTC+9 all year, so a 6 PM drop in Seoul lands overnight in the Americas and in the morning in Europe. Put any KST time into the converter on the page to see it in your own time. LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, can then turn that moment into an alarm and ring every fan in your chat in the same second, wherever they live. ## Convert a KST time The converter on the page takes the day and time of the drop as it was announced and shows when it lands where you are, clock changes included. 6 PM KST is 9 AM UTC: 10 AM in London in summer time and 9 AM in winter, 4 AM in Houston in summer and 3 AM in winter, 2 AM in Los Angeles in summer, and 5 PM in Manila. Korea has no daylight saving, but the US and Europe do, so the same KST time lands an hour apart in different months. ## How the alarm handles time zones A shared alarm rings everyone at the same moment by default. Make the alarm for 6:00 PM KST and a fan in Houston is rung at 4:00 AM, one in London at 10:00 AM and one in Manila at 5:00 PM, all in the same second. Each person sees the time in their own zone on the alarm, so nobody has to do the maths. For a morning club where everyone wakes at their own 6:00 AM, pick Everyone's local time zone instead of Same time zone for everyone when you make it; the wake board then runs for a full day and ranks people by how fast they got up after their own ring. ## Comeback week as alarms Each moment can be its own alarm, shown in your time with the Seoul time beside it so nobody argues in the chat. The page's example week: | Moment | Seoul time | |---|---| | Teaser drop | Three days before, 12:00 AM | | MV and album | Drop day, 6:00 PM | | Stream party with the chat | Drop day, 6:00 PM | | Fan chant practice call | The day after, 8:00 PM | | Birthday trend | Four days after, 12:00 AM | ## Ring the whole fan chat Share one link. Every phone that joined rings at once: 4am in Houston, 5pm in Manila, 10am in London. Then Rocco's wake board, the alarm's list of who got up and when, shows who was up for it. Instead of a beep, the alarm can ring with a voice that shouts you awake. Pick a voice with attitude for it in the app: Hype man ("Let's go. Up. Now."), Breaking news or Your bestie ("Wake up bestie, it's happening."). ## For fan accounts Instead of posting "set your alarms!!", make one public alarm for the drop and post its link. Every follower who joins rings at the same second, in their own time. A post you could copy: "join the drop alarm, 6PM KST, your phone does the maths: `lfg.gm/a/`". Rocco can also watch an account on X and ring you when it posts: full screen on Android, a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's sound on iPhone, so keep the ringer on. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for Friday 6:00 PM KST, converted to my own time zone, called Comeback drop. Make it a friends alarm that anyone with the link can join, ringing everyone at the same time, and give me the link for our fan chat. Why it works: It gives the time in KST so your AI agent does the conversion, and asks for a shareable link so fans in other countries get rung at the same second. Ask it to pick a hyped-up voice from the sound library too. ## Common mistakes - Converting the time in your head the night before. Put the KST time in and let the alarm do the maths. - Forgetting the clocks change. Korea has no daylight saving, but the US and Europe do, so the same KST time lands an hour apart in different months. - Each person setting their own alarm for a stream party. Share one alarm so the whole chat starts at the same second. ## Questions ### What time is 6 PM KST where I am? KST is UTC+9 with no daylight saving. 6 PM KST is 9 AM UTC, which is 10 AM in London in summer time and 9 AM in winter, 4 AM in Houston in summer and 3 AM in winter, and 5 PM in Manila. The converter on the page works it out for your own time zone. ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Share an alarm by link and every phone that joins rings at the same moment, each showing the time in its own zone. ### Is this an official app for my group? No. LFG Alarm is an alarm clock, not affiliated with any artist, label, agency or platform. ### What about daylight saving? An alarm is set for one moment, so it rings at the right second wherever your phone is, before or after the clocks change. ### Can my mutuals in other countries join? Yes. Share one link. Every phone that joined rings in the same second: 4 AM for the fan in Houston, 5 PM for the one in Manila. ### Will it help me get presale tickets? Only by waking you on time: set an alarm for the presale opening. It does not buy, queue or hold tickets. ## Sources and further reading - [Wikipedia, Korea Standard Time](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korea_Standard_Time) - [Wikipedia, Daylight saving time by country](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time_by_country) - [Time alarms and time zones](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) - [An alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with any artist, label, agency, ticket seller or platform. Handles and times on this page are examples. ## Keep exploring - [How to get an alarm when someone posts on X](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts.md): Describe the post you are waiting for; Rocco rings you when it lands. - [Ticket drop alerts, sneaker drop alerts and restock alerts that ring](https://lfg.gm/drop-and-restock-alerts.md): Ring your phone, and your whole group’s, before a ticket on-sale or sneaker release, when a brand posts the announcement, or when your restock monitor fires. - [How creators can catch a trend before it peaks](https://lfg.gm/creator-trend-alarms.md): Alarms that ring when the X accounts and the YouTube and Twitch channels you watch for trends post, upload or go live. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to get an alarm when someone posts on X Fans and creators · https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts · Updated 2026-10-17 Turning on an account's notification bell sends you every post, so most people mute it and miss the one they were waiting for. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: Rocco watches an X account and rings your phone when a post means what you described, such as a contract address or a launch date. He also rings when a Twitch or YouTube channel goes live or a YouTube video goes up. On Android it rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, so keep the ringer on. ## The one post that matters Forty posts a day: memes, replies, gm. You turned the bell on, then you stopped reading it. An alarm stays quiet for the other 39. The page's example: an alarm for when @elonmusk mentions $GROK stays quiet through the gm posts and new profile pictures, and rings for the one post that says it. ## Meaning, not keywords A keyword alert looks for a word. Rocco reads what each new post means: "today." over a sunrise can mean "it's live", and a keyword alert for "live" would miss it. ## Write it like you'd say it Write what should wake you as a plain sentence, "When @account ...". Things people wait for, and the kind of post that would ring: | When the account... | A post that rings | |---|---| | posts a contract address | "it's live. CA below, be careful of fakes" | | announces a launch date | "mark your calendars: we launch on the 14th" | | mentions our project | "been watching what your team is building, big fan" | | says the mint is live | "mint is open. go go go" | | goes live on Twitch | "LIVE now, come hang" | | uploads a new video | "new video is up, this one took 3 months" | In the app: on Alarms, tap Social, pick X, Twitch or YouTube, type the handle, and write your sentence under What should wake you? (on Twitch or YouTube, tap When they go live or When they post a video). Rocco repeats it back to you as one plain sentence, so you can check he understood. ## Join or make A public alarm for an account rings everyone who joined in the same second, in every time zone, so you do not need your own. Make your own and post the link for your followers. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set an alarm that rings my phone when [X account] posts the launch date for their project. Make it a friends alarm that anyone with the link can join, and give me the link. Why it works: Describe the post you are waiting for in plain words, not a keyword: LFG Alarm reads each new post for what it means. It works for a Twitch or YouTube channel going live too. ## Common mistakes - Watching for a word instead of a meaning. "Launch" appears in jokes and replies; "announces the launch date" does not. - Turning the bell on for an account that posts forty times a day. You will mute it within a week. - Making your own alarm when a public one already exists. Join that one instead. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Besides times, it rings for moments: a post going up, a stream going live, a price being hit. ### How is this different from the bell? The bell sends every post as a notification. LFG Alarm rings only for the posts that mean what you wrote: full screen on Android, and on iPhone as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound. ### What can I write? Plain words: "posts a contract address", "announces the date", "mentions us". The sharper the sentence, the more precisely it rings. ### Which platforms? X posts, Twitch channels going live, and YouTube channels going live or posting a video. ### Do I give it my X password? No. Watching an account needs only its handle. ## Learn more - [Post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) - [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm) - [The community rally kit](https://lfg.gm/community-rally-kit) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with X, Twitch, YouTube or any account shown. The posts on this page are illustrative examples. ## Keep exploring - [KST to your time: convert a Seoul drop and set the alarm](https://lfg.gm/kst-to-my-time.md): Convert any Seoul drop time to yours and ring the whole fan chat at once. - [Ticket drop alerts, sneaker drop alerts and restock alerts that ring](https://lfg.gm/drop-and-restock-alerts.md): Ring your phone, and your whole group’s, before a ticket on-sale or sneaker release, when a brand posts the announcement, or when your restock monitor fires. - [How creators can catch a trend before it peaks](https://lfg.gm/creator-trend-alarms.md): Alarms that ring when the X accounts and the YouTube and Twitch channels you watch for trends post, upload or go live. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # A group alarm clock for communities and servers Communities · https://lfg.gm/community-alarm-clock · Updated 2026-10-17 Announcements get muted and @everyone gets ignored, so a community of thousands ends up with a few dozen people at the moment that matters. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: make one alarm for the launch, the call or the stream, share its link, and every member who joins is rung at that moment, all at once, and only the members who asked for it. ## You announced it. Nobody heard. Ten thousand members, forty in the room. It's not that they don't care. Your message was one of dozens on their phone that day. - **@everyone:** Muted by Tuesday. Ping the whole server enough and the whole server turns you off. - **pinned message:** Nobody scrolls up. The time is in there somewhere, under a week of newer messages. - **LFG Alarm:** Rang for the ones who opted in. Everyone who joined your alarm asked to be rung for it, and an alarm rings out loud instead of landing in a muted channel. That's why they show. ## Make it once. Share it everywhere. You make one alarm for the moment, post its link, and members who want in join it. Three that work: a town hall every Friday at 17:00 UTC, a public alarm on the founder's X account for the launch post, and the community stream going live on Twitch. 1. **Make the alarm.** A time, an account on X, a token price. Tell Rocco the moment your people can't miss. 2. **Share one link.** Put the lfg.gm link in the bio, the Discord, the Telegram, the event page. 3. **See who joined.** Everyone who joins is counted. When it rings, it rings for all of them at once. ## An alarm people talk about. - **A note from you:** Say why this one matters. Your note sits on the alarm for everyone who opens it. - **The scoreboard:** Rocco keeps score: who was up first, who snoozed, who slept through it. - **Reactions:** Hearts and comments on the alarm itself, so the hype has somewhere to go. - **Somewhere to go next:** End the alarm on a button: the stream, the space, the call. Wake up, tap, you're there. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a public alarm for Friday at 17:00 UTC called "Town hall: on stage in the Discord", ringing everyone at the same moment, and give me the link to post in our server. Why it works: Anyone can join a public alarm, so one link works for the whole server. Add your note and the link to the stage afterwards in the app. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Share an alarm by link and every phone that joined rings at the same moment. ### What do members need? The LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android. They tap your link, join the alarm, and it rings their phone at the moment. ### Can it ring for a post instead of a time? Yes. An alarm can ring when an account posts on X, or when a Twitch or YouTube channel goes live. On Android that rings full screen; on iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, so members should keep the ringer on. ### Can members talk on the alarm? Yes. Public and friends alarms have comments and hearts, so questions for the town hall can go on the alarm before it rings. ### Does it post in our Discord? No. You post the alarm's link in Discord yourself, and LFG Alarm rings the phones of the members who joined. It never posts for anyone. ## Keep exploring - [How to get your community to show up live](https://lfg.gm/community-rally-kit.md): Templates and turnout maths for getting your community live on time. - [How to rally an X raid the moment the post goes up](https://lfg.gm/raid-alarm.md): Rally the raid the moment the post goes up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to get your community to show up live Communities · https://lfg.gm/community-rally-kit · Updated 2026-10-17 Announcements get muted, so a Space, AMA or launch for a server of thousands can end up with a few dozen people live. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: you make one public alarm for the minute your event starts and post its link. Every member who joins gets a real alarm on their phone at that moment, in their own time zone, and Rocco keeps a wake board of who showed up. This page has templates to post and a turnout widget for your own numbers. ## Templates to post - **Space:** Space at 15:00 UTC with a guest you'll want to hear. Tap the link and your phone rings when we go live: `lfg.gm/a/`. One tap. - **Launch:** The post goes up at 14:00 UTC. Want a ring when it does? Join the alarm: `lfg.gm/a/`. Rocco keeps score of who's up first. - **AMA:** AMA in our Discord, Thursday 18:00 UTC. Drop your questions in the comments on the alarm and join it so you are there for the answers: `lfg.gm/a/` - **Community call:** Weekly call, every Tuesday 17:00 UTC. Same link every week, and your phone rings at the start: `lfg.gm/a/` Swap in your link once your alarm is made. Times are in UTC so everyone can do their own maths, or let their phone do it. ## Your turnout, in seats Put in your own numbers to see your last event as a room of a hundred seats: how many came, and how full it could be if the people who said they would come got an alarm. The page has a widget for your own numbers: members in your server, the share who showed up live last time, and your guess for how many would show if the people who said "I'm in" got rung. It draws the room as a hundred seats, one per 1% of your server. No turnout figure on the page is ours; it only shows what you put in. ## How it works LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock: one link turns your announcement into an alarm that rings every phone that joined. Members mute busy servers, but an alarm rings out loud and is hard to miss. Make a public alarm for the minute your Space, AMA or launch starts, post the one link wherever your people are (Discord, Telegram, X), and every phone that joined rings in the same second, in every time zone. A time alarm is a real alarm on iPhone and Android. ## Rocco keeps score Every shared alarm has a wake board of who joined, who was up first and who slept in. Post it after the call so members see who made it. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a public alarm for our X Space on Thursday at 15:00 UTC, called Community call, ringing everyone at the same time. Give me the link and a short post I can share in Discord and Telegram. Why it works: Anyone can join a public alarm, so one link works in every channel. Asking for the post too saves you writing it. Add a note for your members in the app. ## Common mistakes - Pinging @everyone for every call. Members mute the server. An alarm only rings the people who asked for it. - Posting the time without a time zone. Use UTC in the post; the alarm rings at the right moment in every country. - Making a new link every week for a regular call. Keep one alarm for a recurring call and repost the same link. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Share an alarm by link and every phone that joins rings in the same second. ### Do they need the app? Yes, to have their phone rung: LFG Alarm on iPhone or Android. The link opens the alarm on lfg.gm, and in the app for anyone who has it. ### Does it post anything to X or Discord? No. LFG Alarm only rings phones. You post the link yourself, and it never posts for you or your members. ### What about time zones? A shared alarm rings everyone at the same moment by default, and each member sees it in their own time. For a daily club where everyone wakes at their own 6:00 AM, pick Everyone's local time zone when you make it. ### Can I see who showed up? Yes. Every shared alarm has a wake board where Rocco lists who joined, who got up first and who slept in. ### Can members ask questions before an AMA? Yes. Public alarms have comments and hearts, so members can drop questions while the alarm waits and talk about it after. Your creator's note can say where the call is, and a link on the alarm opens the Space or Discord stage when people answer. ## Learn more - [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) - [An alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with X, Discord or Telegram. ## Keep exploring - [A group alarm clock for communities and servers](https://lfg.gm/community-alarm-clock.md): One link in your server, and every member who joins rings for the call. - [How to rally an X raid the moment the post goes up](https://lfg.gm/raid-alarm.md): Rally the raid the moment the post goes up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to rally an X raid the moment the post goes up Communities · https://lfg.gm/raid-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 A raid on X lands in the first minutes or not at all, and by the time someone notices the post and tags everyone, the moment has passed. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: Rocco watches an X account and rings every phone in the raid when it posts something that matches what you described. On Android it rings full screen; on iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, so keep the ringer on. ## Raids are won early. Yours starts late. Somebody has to notice the post, find the link, and round everyone up. By the time the chat wakes, the moment has passed. - **tagging everyone:** Muted months ago. The fifth tag of the day lands exactly like the first four. - **post notifications:** Swiped away. One more banner in a stack of dozens. - **LFG Alarm:** Rang the whole raid. On every phone at once, with the account's page as the alarm's link: tap I'm up and you're on the post. ## Set it once. Raid on time. One alarm watches the account for the whole raid, so nobody has to sit refreshing X or tag everyone. 1. **Pick the account.** Any account on X. Tell Rocco what counts in plain words: any post, "announces the launch date", "posts the CA". 2. **Drop the link in the chat.** One lfg.gm link in Telegram, Discord or X. Everyone who joins is on the same alarm. 3. **It posts. Everyone's up.** Rocco reads the post and rings the raid. Everyone taps I'm up and goes. ## Rocco reads the post. Then he rings. - **Only the posts that count:** Rocco reads social media for you and understands what you asked for, so the raid isn't woken for a reply guy. - **Live, too:** A Twitch channel going live or a new YouTube video can ring the raid the same way. - **Who actually showed:** The scoreboard says who was up first and who snoozed. No more guessing who carries. - **A wake-up call, not a ping:** Pick the song, the voice and the wallpaper it rings with. It sounds like an alarm, not one more ping, so nobody sleeps through it. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a public alarm that rings when @[account] posts on X announcing the launch, and give me the link to share in our raid chat. Why it works: Name the account and say in plain words which posts count, so the alarm rings everyone for the launch post and not for every reply. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Besides times, it rings for moments like a post on X or a stream going live. ### Does Rocco ring for every reply? No. You describe what counts, and Rocco reads each post and rings only when one matches. ### What does everyone in the raid need? The LFG Alarm app on their phone. They tap the link in the raid chat once, and from then on the alarm rings them whenever the account posts what you described. ### Does it ring through silent mode? On Android a post alarm rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ### Does it post or like for us? No. LFG Alarm only rings the phones that joined, with the account's page one tap away. The replies and reposts are up to you. ## Keep exploring - [A group alarm clock for communities and servers](https://lfg.gm/community-alarm-clock.md): One link in your server, and every member who joins rings for the call. - [How to get your community to show up live](https://lfg.gm/community-rally-kit.md): Templates and turnout maths for getting your community live on time. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to set a crypto price alarm that actually wakes you Crypto and markets · https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 Most crypto price alerts arrive as a banner, so people keep checking the chart anyway, and ten one-minute looks a day add up to about 60 hours a year. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: Rocco watches the price for you and rings your phone when it hits your number, a percent move or a multiple, full screen on Android and as a time-sensitive alert with its own sound on iPhone. It works for bitcoin, ether, solana and any token with a contract. No exchange login and no wallet to connect. ## The chart-check calculator Checks a day, times seconds each, times 365, divided by 3,600 gives hours a year. Ten checks of a minute each is about 61 hours, or 1.5 work weeks. Add two two-minute looks at 3am and it grows, plus the sleep either side of every one. One price alarm stands in for all of it: set once, it rings when it hits. ## Alert versus alarm An alert is a banner you swipe away with the dozens of others: a 2018 study of 278 phone users counted a median of 56 notifications a day. An alarm is loud, has its own sound, and is made to get you up. On Android a price alarm rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound; keep the ringer on. ## How it works Pick the coin, type your number (or a percent, or a 2x), and go back to your day. Rocco watches the price around the clock and rings you once it hits. Examples: bitcoin hits 140,000, ether down 10%, solana 2x. It works for majors and any token with a contract. In the app: tap Onchain, tap a Popular chip such as BTC or search by name, ticker or contract, then tap a multiple or a drop under The move, or type a price under Or a specific price, and tap Arm it. ## A sound for where you are Every alarm has its own sound, so pick one for when it might ring. Polite in the meeting, loud at 2am: a calm chime for the daytime, a siren for the 2am target, or The Butler if you want it polite. ## Just you, unless you say so Your alarms are private until you share one; share it with friends and their phones ring at the same moment as yours. No exchange login, no wallet to connect, no keys. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a private price alarm that rings my phone when bitcoin goes above 140,000 dollars. Then tell me exactly what will make it ring. Why it works: Your AI agent looks the coin up first, so the name or symbol is enough. Ask for a percent move instead, like ether down 10%, if you do not have a number in mind. ## Common mistakes - Setting a price alert in an app you already ignore. If it is a banner, you will swipe it like all the others. - Picking a target so close it rings every day. Set the number you would really act on. - Checking anyway. Once the alarm is set, close the chart. That is the point. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Besides times, it rings for moments: a price being hit, a post going up, an event starting. ### Is this a trading app? No. LFG Alarm watches a price and rings your phone. What you do next is up to you, wherever you already do it. ### Do I connect an exchange or a wallet? No. Pick a coin and a number. Rocco reads public prices, so there is nothing to log in to and nothing to sign. ### Will it ring through Do Not Disturb? Yes on Android, where it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus; keep the ringer on. ### Which coins? Majors like bitcoin, ether and solana, and any token with a contract. ### Can I set a percent move instead of a price? Yes: a number, a percent up or down, or a multiple such as 2x. ### Is a percent measured from today's price? Yes. A multiple or a percent is measured from the live price at the moment you arm it. A specific price means when it goes above that number. ## Sources and further reading - [Pielot et al., MobileHCI 2018](https://www.interruptions.net/literature/Pielot-MobileHCI18.pdf): a median of 56 notifications a day across 278 phone users - [Airship, Mobile app push notification benchmarks for 2026](https://www.airship.com/mobile-app-push-notification-benchmarks-for-2026/) - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) and [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm) ## Keep exploring - [How to get woken when a Solana wallet makes a big buy](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm.md): Get woken for the big buy, not the 214 small ones. - [The onchain alarm clock: price, wallet and trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/onchain-alarm-clock.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms for people who watch markets. - [Memecoin alerts for the tokens, traders and wallets you name](https://lfg.gm/memecoin-alerts.md): Paste a contract address for a price, percent or multiple alarm, follow a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle, or paste a wallet, without trading or connecting a wallet. - [Crypto alarms that ring on your phone and your laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms that ring in your lfg.gm tab at your desk and on your phone when you step away. - [How to make FOMO alerts louder](https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts.md): Turn a FOMO trader’s buy, sell or thesis into an alarm on your phone and laptop, and do the same for GMGN, any wallet or any X account. - [How to get an alarm when a FOMO trader buys or sells](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm.md): Every trade on FOMO is public. Type a trader’s handle and get rung when they buy big or sell, then go look at the chart. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to get woken when a Solana wallet makes a big buy Crypto and markets · https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 Wallet trackers and Telegram bots ping for every buy, so most traders mute them at night and miss the one that matters. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Rocco, the cat inside it, watches a Solana wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL for you and rings your phone only when a trade is over the floor you set. No wallet connection, nothing to sign. ## One night, minute by minute - **1:40** Lights off. Phone on Do Not Disturb (ringer on, if it's an iPhone). Telegram muted. You tell yourself he isn't buying tonight. - **2:12** The noise. A bot pings for a $40 buy, then a $12 buy, then sixty more. You can't sleep with that on, so you turn it off. - **3:47** The move. The wallet you follow buys $7,400. Over your $5k floor. Rocco rings. - **3:48** You're up. One ring, not 214 notifications. You see who bought and how much, and you decide. - **4:30** Back to sleep. Your token went 5x while you made tea. You set that alarm too: 2x, 5x, 10x, any price or any percent. - **7:52** The screenshot. The group chat asks who caught that. This time you were there. ## What Rocco watches - **A wallet you paste:** any public Solana address. It rings when that wallet buys or sells over your floor. Choose what Rocco keeps an eye on overnight. He rings you only when it trades over your floor or hits your price. - **A FOMO trader:** follow a trader on the FOMO app by handle, no address needed. Their big buys ring, their sells always ring, and their theses if you want them. - **A GMGN KOL:** follow a KOL, one of the well-known traders GMGN tracks, by name. Their trades over your floor ring. - **A token's price:** a number, a percent up or down, or a multiple such as 2x or 5x. Anything with a contract. ## Set the floor The floor is the smallest trade that rings you; everything under it stays quiet. A pasted wallet rings for buys or sells over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k). A FOMO trader's buys ring over $5k, $10k or $25k, and their sells always ring. A GMGN KOL rings over $100, $500 or $1k, because KOLs trade in small clips. A floor is what turns a noisy wallet into one ring a night. At a $5,000 floor, a night of $1,200, $2,800 and $4,100 buys stays quiet and the $7,400 and $12,000 ones ring. After it rings, a trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for [the launch time] called Launch, check the wallet, and tell me when it rings. Why it works: Your AI agent can set the time; the wallet alarm itself (paste the address, pick the floor) is made in the app, under Onchain. A pasted wallet can be private or shared with friends you pick, never public. ## Common mistakes - Watching a wallet with no floor. Every small buy rings and you turn it off by Thursday. Start at $5k and lower it if it is too quiet. - Following ten traders at once. Pick the two or three you would get out of bed for. - Leaving Telegram bots on all night as well. Let the alarm be the one thing that can wake you. ## Questions ### What is LFG Alarm? A social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. Besides times, it rings for moments: a wallet buying, a token hitting a price, a post going up. ### Do I connect my wallet? No. You paste a public address to watch it. There is nothing to sign and nothing to approve. ### Will it wake me for small buys? Only if you want it to. A pasted wallet rings for buys or sells over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k). A FOMO trader's buys ring over $5k, $10k or $25k, and their sells always ring. A GMGN KOL rings over $100, $500 or $1k, because KOLs trade in small clips. Smaller trades stay quiet. ### Which chain? This page is about Solana, but wallets on Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain can be watched too. Price alarms work for any token with a contract. ### Can I trade from it? No. LFG Alarm only reads public trades and prices and wakes you. What you do next is up to you, wherever you already trade. ### Does it ring on Do Not Disturb? Yes on Android, where it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm’s own sound, which can come through Focus; keep the ringer on. ### Will it ring again a minute later? No. After a trades alarm rings, it stays quiet for 15 minutes, so a wallet splitting one buy into five does not ring five times. ## Learn more - [Trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) - [A crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO or GMGN. Wallets, traders and amounts on this page are made up. ## Keep exploring - [How to set a crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm.md): Set your number once instead of checking the chart all day. - [The onchain alarm clock: price, wallet and trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/onchain-alarm-clock.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms for people who watch markets. - [Memecoin alerts for the tokens, traders and wallets you name](https://lfg.gm/memecoin-alerts.md): Paste a contract address for a price, percent or multiple alarm, follow a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle, or paste a wallet, without trading or connecting a wallet. - [Crypto alarms that ring on your phone and your laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms that ring in your lfg.gm tab at your desk and on your phone when you step away. - [How to make FOMO alerts louder](https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts.md): Turn a FOMO trader’s buy, sell or thesis into an alarm on your phone and laptop, and do the same for GMGN, any wallet or any X account. - [How to get an alarm when a FOMO trader buys or sells](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm.md): Every trade on FOMO is public. Type a trader’s handle and get rung when they buy big or sell, then go look at the chart. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # The onchain alarm clock: price, wallet and trader alarms Crypto and markets · https://lfg.gm/onchain-alarm-clock · Updated 2026-10-17 An onchain alarm clock rings your phone like an alarm when something happens on chain, instead of sending a banner you sleep through. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and lfg.gm in a desktop browser: Rocco, its orange tabby cat, watches a token price, a wallet you pasted, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL, and rings you when it moves the way you said. Nothing is connected and nothing is signed, and LFG Alarm never trades. ## The problem it solves You go to bed holding a position. Maybe it is a Solana memecoin that did 4x this week, maybe it is ETH ahead of a big data release. You set a price alert on an exchange app, it fires at 3:12am as a silent banner, and you see it at 7:30 with your coffee, four hours and half the move too late. So the next night you sleep badly instead, waking every hour to check the chart. An onchain alarm clock splits that job in two. Rocco keeps watching all night. You sleep, and the phone only rings for the one or two moves you would actually get out of bed for. ## What can ring | Alarm | It rings when | The choices | |---|---|---| | Price | A token reaches a price, or moves by a multiple or a percent from where it is now | 2x, 3x, 5x, 10x, 100x, 1000x; -5%, -10%, -20%, -50%, or nuke (-99%); or a specific price, which means "when it goes above" | | A pasted wallet | It buys or sells over your floor | Over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k) | | A FOMO trader | They buy over your floor, sell anything, or post a thesis | Buys over $5k, $10k or $25k (default $10k); sells always ring | | A GMGN KOL | They buy or sell over your floor | Over $100, $500 or $1k (default $500), because KOLs often trade in small clips | | A post | An account on X posts something that means what you described | Your own words, such as "posts a contract address for a new token" | Wallets on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain can be watched. Price alarms cover majors like bitcoin and ether and any token with a contract. After a trades alarm rings, it stays quiet for 15 minutes, so a burst of buys is one wake-up, not six. Full details: [price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms), [trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) and [post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms). ## Three nights, three alarms **The stop you cannot place.** Priya holds a small-cap token on Solana with no stop loss, because she does not want a bot selling into a wick. Before bed she sets a -20% price alarm on it. The move is measured from the live price when she arms it. At 2:50am it rings. She opens the chart, sees a slow bleed rather than a single candle, checks the token's X account for news, and decides for herself. The alarm told her to look; it did not decide anything. **The wallet that bought first last time.** Tom noticed one Base wallet bought early into two tokens that later ran. He pastes it into LFG Alarm, picks **Buys** and a $5k floor, and keeps it private. Small test buys stay quiet. When it buys $8k of something new on a Sunday afternoon, his phone rings, and the first thing he does is look up the token and its liquidity before touching anything. **The trader the whole chat follows.** A group of five friends all watch the same FOMO trader. One of them makes a trader alarm on **Sells** and **Buys over $25k**, shares it with the group, and everyone joins it. When the trader sells at 1am, five phones ring together, and the group chat is awake and comparing notes within a minute. ## How it rings - **Android:** a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. - **iPhone:** a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound. It can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on overnight. - **Laptop:** with an lfg.gm tab open and the laptop awake and online, it rings in the tab too, for up to ten minutes. See [alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). Time alarms are different: on both phones they are real alarms, and on iPhone they ring through silent mode and Focus. So if the moment has a time on the calendar, such as a token unlock or a launch, a time alarm is the strongest wake-up you can set. ## Make it in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Pick a token from **Popular** or **Trending**, search a name, ticker or contract, type a trader's **@handle**, or paste a wallet address. 3. For a token, pick a move under **The move** or type a price. For a trader or wallet, pick **Buys**, **Sells** (or **Thesis** for a FOMO trader) and the floor. 4. Choose who it is for: just you, friends, or public. A pasted wallet can only be private or shared with friends. 5. Tap **Arm it** or **That's it**. ## Share it with the chat Share the alarm link (`lfg.gm/a/`) and everyone who joins is rung at the same moment, each with the same sound and wallpaper. Trader and token alarms can be public, so a community can join one link from Discover. See [group alarms](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ## When the moment has a time A token unlock or a launch has a time on the calendar, and a time alarm is the strongest wake-up you can set for it. Your AI agent can set time, price and post alarms too; wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm called "Unlock in 15" for 13:45 this Thursday, make it a friends alarm, and add my friends [username] and [username]. Then give me the link and tell me when it goes off. Why it works: One sentence sets the time, the name and who it rings. It rings everyone 15 minutes before the unlock as a real alarm, through silent mode on iPhone too. ## Common mistakes - **Setting a specific price below the current price.** A specific price means "when it goes above". To be woken by a drop, use a percent such as -10% or -20%. - **Floors too low on a busy trader.** A FOMO trader at $5k can ring all night. Start at $10k or $25k. - **Leaving the iPhone on silent.** Price, wallet and trader alarms respect the silent switch on iPhone. ## Questions ### Do I connect a wallet or an exchange? No. Price and trades alarms only read public prices and public trades. Nothing is connected and nothing is signed. ### Can I trade from it? No. LFG Alarm only wakes you; what you do next is up to you, and nothing on this page is financial advice. ### Can a pasted wallet alarm be public? No. A pasted wallet can be private or shared with friends. FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs publish their trades themselves, so their alarms can be public. ### Which chains? Wallets on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. Price alarms work for majors and any token with a contract. ## Sources and further reading - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) and [trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) - [A crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm) - [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm) and [FOMO trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm) - [Crypto alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO or GMGN. ## Keep exploring - [How to set a crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm.md): Set your number once instead of checking the chart all day. - [How to get woken when a Solana wallet makes a big buy](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm.md): Get woken for the big buy, not the 214 small ones. - [Memecoin alerts for the tokens, traders and wallets you name](https://lfg.gm/memecoin-alerts.md): Paste a contract address for a price, percent or multiple alarm, follow a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle, or paste a wallet, without trading or connecting a wallet. - [Crypto alarms that ring on your phone and your laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms that ring in your lfg.gm tab at your desk and on your phone when you step away. - [How to make FOMO alerts louder](https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts.md): Turn a FOMO trader’s buy, sell or thesis into an alarm on your phone and laptop, and do the same for GMGN, any wallet or any X account. - [How to get an alarm when a FOMO trader buys or sells](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm.md): Every trade on FOMO is public. Type a trader’s handle and get rung when they buy big or sell, then go look at the chart. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents · Updated 2026-10-17 The best alarm for co-parents is one alarm a day, set by one parent and joined by the other, that says "of everything today, do not miss this one". LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: make the alarm, send it to your co-parent or partner, and when it is time both phones ring in the same second, with your note and a link waiting when they answer. The calendar keeps the whole week; the alarm is for the one thing that cannot slip. ## Why one alarm, not twenty reminders A family week is a pile of small handovers: who has the kids tonight, which bag the swimming kit is in, whether the Tuesday swap is still on. Plenty of families run that week across two homes. In the US, more than a quarter of children under 21 have a parent living outside their household, and shared physical custody went from about 13% of divorces before 1985 to about 34% in 2010 to 2014. Shared calendars and co-parenting apps are good at holding all of it. The trouble is that everything looks the same in them. Research on the "mental load" calls the hidden part of the job anticipating and monitoring: noticing that Thursday is early pickup, and then checking it actually happened. In interviews with 35 couples, that part fell more on women; in a 2015 Pew survey of parents where both work full time, 54% said the mother does more to manage the kids' schedules. One alarm a day is a small way to share that. Whoever spots the thing sets it. Then neither of you has to remember, and nobody has to send the "just checking you know about..." text. ## The days it is for You already know which ones. They are the ones you would text twice. | The day | When it rings | The note on it | |---|---|---| | The Tuesday swap | 4:15pm | "Swap moved to 5 at the park, Mia has her football boots" | | Early pickup | 12:30pm | "School closes at 1 today, not 3:15" | | The dentist | 2:45pm, leaving time | "Dentist at 3:30, Leo's card is in the blue folder" | | Costume day | 7:15am | "World Book Day, the dragon costume is in the hall cupboard" | | Medicine at the other house | 8:00pm | "Two spoons after dinner, last dose Friday" | | Handing over the passport | 9:00am | "Passport goes in Ava's bag before school, flight is Sunday" | Set it for the moment someone has to move, not the moment the thing starts. The dentist is at 3:30; the alarm is for when you need to be in the car. ## How it works 1. **Start with your co-parent.** In **Settings** > **Friends**, tap **Create alarm** on their row. The alarm starts already shared with them. 2. **Pick the time.** Tap **⏰ Time**, then **Just once**, and set the time and the day. They get it in their notifications and tap to join. 3. **Write the note.** Tap **Creator's note** in the studio: what is happening and the one detail people forget. You can change the note any time, even after they have joined. 4. **Add a link if it helps.** The dentist's page, the school letter, a map pin for the new swap spot. It opens when they answer the alarm. When it rings, both phones ring. Each of you taps I'm up, so you both know the other saw it, without a single message. If someone snoozes, Rocco roasts them, as gently or as rudely as the alarm's roast setting says. Time alarms ring from the phone itself, with no signal needed. On iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen, even when the phone is locked. That matters on the day the other parent's phone is face down in a meeting. ## Add the grandparents or the sitter Some days the person who needs to know is not a parent. Grandma does Wednesdays. The sitter has Friday pickup. Make a group once: 1. In **Settings** > **Friends**, open the **Groups** tab and tap **Create a group**. 2. Call it something like "Leo's people", pick an emoji, and tick your co-parent, both grandparents and the sitter. 3. On the day, open the group and tap **Create alarm with this group**. Only you see your groups, and nobody is told they are in one. Everyone on the alarm needs the LFG Alarm app to be rung. ## Keep it light This works because it is easy and a little bit fun, not because it is a system. A few things that help: - **Take turns.** Whoever notices the thing sets the alarm. It is not one person's job. - **One a day at most, some days none.** If every day has three alarms, they become noise like everything else. - **Pick a sound you both like.** The studio has hundreds of songs and voices; Your bestie or The butler reads better at 2:45pm than a siren does. - **Use the wallpaper.** A photo of the costume or the kid's drawing on the alarm screen says more than the title. ## Ask your AI agent to set it If you use an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT with the LFG Alarm connector, it can set the time alarm and add your co-parent for you. Add the note in the app afterwards. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 7:15am this Thursday called Costume day, make it a friends alarm, add my co-parent [their LFG Alarm username], and write "DRAGON COSTUME, HALL CUPBOARD" on the wallpaper. Give me the link. Why it works: It sets the time, the person and the words on the screen in one go, so the reminder is right there when it rings. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for setting it up. ## Common mistakes - **Setting it for the start time.** The swap is at 5; you need to leave at 4:30. Ring at 4:15. - **Turning it into the whole calendar.** Keep the calendar or co-parenting app for the week. The alarm is the one thing. - **A note that says "remember!".** Say what and where: "dragon costume, hall cupboard". - **Making a repeating alarm for a one-off change.** Once someone has joined an alarm, its time is locked. For a one-day change, make a new alarm; for the weekly swap, a repeating one is fine. ## Questions ### Does my co-parent need the app? Yes, to be rung: the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android. Without it they can still open the alarm's link on lfg.gm, but nothing rings on their phone. ### Can my co-parent see my other alarms? No. They only see the alarms they are on. Each alarm has its own list of who is on it. ### Do we have to be friends in the app? To add them by name from **Friends**, yes. You can also add someone by email, or send them the alarm's link, `lfg.gm/a/`. ### Can I change the note after it is shared? Yes. The note can change any time. The time, the title and the sound are locked once someone joins. ### Is it for emergencies? No. LFG Alarm is an alarm clock for the moments you plan. In an emergency, call your local emergency number. See also [a heads-up your partner can't miss](https://lfg.gm/partner-heads-up), [the fastest way to get your whole family's attention](https://lfg.gm/family-alert), [family coordination with your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/ai-agent-family-coordination) and [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups). ## Sources and further reading - [US Census Bureau, Custodial Mothers and Fathers and Their Child Support: 2017](https://www.census.gov/library/publications/2020/demo/p60-269.html) - [Meyer, Carlson and Ul Alam, Demographic Research, 2022: shared physical custody in the US](https://www.demographic-research.org/volumes/vol46/38/) - [Daminger, The Cognitive Dimension of Household Labor, American Sociological Review, 2019](https://inequality.hks.harvard.edu/publications/cognitive-dimension-household-labor) - [Pew Research Center, Raising kids and running a household, 2015](https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2015/11/04/raising-kids-and-running-a-household-how-working-parents-share-the-load/) ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. - [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock.md): An alarm you share by link, so every phone that joined rings together, with a wake board of who got up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Reduce event no-shows: a reminder playbook for meetups, classes and clubs Parties and events · https://lfg.gm/reduce-event-no-shows · Updated 2026-10-17 To reduce event no-shows, remind people at the moment they need to leave, make the reminder something they chose to get, and count the people who acted on it rather than the people who clicked yes. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that does this for meetups, classes, clubs and community events: paste your Luma or Partiful link, share one alarm link, and everyone who joins is rung at the start, 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. The list of who joined is your headcount. ## How big the gap is Free events lose more people than paid ones. PheedLoop, an event-software company, looked at check-in data from over 1,070 live events and found a median no-show rate of about 20%: about 28% for free events and 17% for paid ones. Small events of 10 to 49 people did worst, at about 32%. That is the vendor's own platform data, not a peer-reviewed study, and it counts cancellations as no-shows, but it is the best measured figure there is. If you run a free monthly meetup for 30 people, that is roughly a third of the room. If you order pizza for the RSVP list, you already know this. ## What the reminder research says The strongest evidence on reminders comes from healthcare, where missed appointments are counted carefully. - **A reminder works.** A Cochrane review of randomised trials found that text reminders raised attendance at healthcare appointments from 67.8% with no reminder to 78.6% with one, across 7 trials and 5,841 people. - **What it says matters.** In two NHS trials with about 10,000 outpatients each, a reminder that named the specific cost of missing ("Not attending costs NHS £160 approx.") cut missed appointments from 11.1% to 8.4%, at no extra cost. A meetup is not a hospital appointment, and nobody should guilt-trip a book club. The lesson that carries over is simpler: reach people on the day, and say something specific. ## The playbook ### 1. Keep your invite Luma and Partiful handle the event page, the RSVPs and their own reminders. Keep them. LFG Alarm adds the part they are not built for, a real alarm at the moment people need to move. See [how LFG Alarm adds to Luma](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-luma) and [to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful). ### 2. Make the alarm from the link 1. On **Alarms**, tap **Got a link?**. 2. Paste the Luma or Partiful invite and tap **Open it**. Rocco reads the event's name, picture and start time. 3. Under **Goes off**, pick **At start**, **30 min**, **1 hr** or **2 hr**. One hour is the default. 4. Choose who it is for: public, so anyone with the link can join it, or friends, for a members-only club. 5. Tap **Create alarm**. The alarm's page opens with its link ready. ### 3. Pick the right moment | Event | Ring | Why | |---|---|---| | Evening meetup after work | 1 hr | Time to leave the office and get across town | | Saturday morning class | 2 hr | Time to wake, eat and travel | | Run club or park clean-up | 30 min | People live close; they need shoes on, not a commute | | Online workshop or AMA | At start | Everyone joins at once | | Conference side event | 1 hr | Between sessions, people need a nudge to walk over | Ringing at the start time of an in-person event only tells people they are late. ### 4. Post one link where people already are Put `lfg.gm/a/` in the event description, the last update you send, the group chat and the club newsletter. Say what it is in one line: "Tap to get an alarm an hour before doors, so you leave on time." Joining is free. ### 5. Read the headcount Tapping going takes a second. Joining an alarm takes intent. You can see who has joined the alarm, so that list is a better number for chairs, food and the room booking than the RSVP count. Plan for the people who joined, then add a margin for walk-ins. ### 6. Put the details in the note and the link Every alarm carries a creator's note and a link. The note answers the questions people ask at the door: "Doors at 6:30, enter on Elm Street, second floor, ask for the robotics club." The link opens when people answer the alarm: the Luma page, a map pin, the video call link. You can change the note any time, even after people have joined, so a room change still reaches everyone. ### 7. Talk before the event Friends and public alarms have comments and hearts. People can ask "is there parking?" or "can I bring a friend?" on the alarm while it waits, and the answer is there for everyone. A busy comments section also shows the event is happening. ### 8. Reward the first to answer When it rings, everyone taps I'm up, and the wake board shows who answered first. Promise them something small: first pick of the snacks, the front row, the aux at the after-drinks. It turns the reminder into a little game instead of a nag. ## For recurring clubs A weekly class or club does not need a new event link every week. Make a repeating time alarm for the same slot, share it once, and members stay on it for as long as the club runs. If members are in different time zones for an online session, keep **Same time zone for everyone** so the alarm rings everyone at the same moment. If you use an AI assistant with the LFG Alarm connector, it can set the weekly alarm and give you the link: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a public alarm for 6:00pm every Thursday called Thursday code club, with "DOORS 6:30, 2ND FLOOR" written on the wallpaper, and give me the link to post in our group. Why it works: A repeating time alarm covers every week from one link, and the words on the wallpaper answer the first question at the door. Your AI agent can also make an event alarm straight from a Luma or Partiful link, set to ring at the start or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. ## Common mistakes - **Counting RSVPs as attendance.** Plan for the people who joined the alarm. - **One reminder, days early.** The day-before email is fine; the alarm is for the hour people need to move. - **A vague note.** "See you there!" helps nobody. Name the door, the floor and what to bring. - **Posting the link once.** Put it in the event page and again in the last update. - **Making it feel like a chore.** Pick a fun sound, let Rocco roast a snooze on the mild setting, and reward the first one up. ## Questions ### Is this an RSVP app? No. Keep Luma, Partiful or whatever you use for RSVPs. LFG Alarm rings the people who joined the alarm, at the moment you choose. ### Which event links work? Luma and Partiful. For anything else, make a time alarm for the event and share its link. ### How many people can join one alarm? As many as join the link. All an attendee needs is the app. ### Do attendees need the app? To be rung, yes: the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android. ### Will it ring through silent mode? Yes. Event alarms are real alarms on both phones. On iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen, even when the phone is locked. ### Can I change the time if the event moves? Not once someone has joined: the time is locked so nobody is rung for something they did not sign up for. Update the note to tell everyone, then make a new alarm and share the new link. See also [getting people to show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events), [getting party guests to show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up), [the community rally kit](https://lfg.gm/community-rally-kit) and [Event alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms). ## Sources and further reading - [PheedLoop, Event Data Lab Report #05: no-show rates across 1,070+ events](https://pheedloop.com/blog/event-data-lab-report-5) - [Gurol-Urganci et al., Cochrane review: mobile phone text messaging reminders for attendance at healthcare appointments, 2013](https://www.cochrane.org/CD007458) - [UK Government, A zero-cost way to reduce missed hospital appointments](https://gov.uk/government/publications/reducing-missed-hospital-appointments-using-text-messages/a-zero-cost-way-to-reduce-missed-hospital-appointments) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Luma, Partiful or PheedLoop. ## Keep exploring - [How to get party guests to actually show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up.md): Turn your Partiful or Luma invite into an alarm that rings every guest who joined. - [How to turn a Partiful invite into an alarm](https://lfg.gm/partiful-event-alarm.md): Paste a Partiful link and LFG Alarm makes the alarm for your guests. - [How to make sure Luma guests actually show up](https://lfg.gm/luma-event-alarm.md): Paste a Luma link so attendees get a real alarm before doors. - [The fastest way to get a group chat to commit to a time](https://lfg.gm/group-chat-plans.md): Make the plan an alarm, post one link, and everyone who joins is rung at the moment you set. - [How to get people to actually show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events.md): Stop relying on the RSVP: ring the people who joined at the right moment, with something they want to hear. - [How LFG Alarm adds to Luma](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-luma.md): Luma reminds guests a day and an hour before; LFG Alarm adds a real alarm at the moment you choose. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Custom alarm sound: wake up to your own song or a voice you know Waking up · https://lfg.gm/custom-alarm-sound · Updated 2026-10-17 To wake up to a custom alarm sound, pick an alarm app that lets you upload your own song or record a voice, then put it on the alarm you actually use. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that does both: choose from hundreds of songs, voices and tones, upload any sound, record a voiceover to play on top, and share the alarm so a friend's phone rings with the same sound at the same moment. Rocco, the cat inside the app, can also cook a song for an alarm. ## Where the sound lives Every alarm in LFG Alarm has its own sound, set in the studio: tap **Pick the vibe** after making an alarm, or open any alarm you made. The sound has two layers, and you can use either or both. | Layer | What it is | Your options | |---|---|---| | **Music** | The song or tone that rings | **LFG picks**, your own sounds (**mine**), the genre shelves, or **Upload a sound** | | **Voiceover** | A line spoken on top of the music | Pick a voice, upload one, or **Record one** | Tap **Preview** to hear it ring before you save. ## The library If you do not have a sound in mind, start with the shelves: - **Songs** across hundreds of tracks, from Afrobeats and hip-hop to metal, Broadway and video game themes. - **Voices with attitude:** Drill sergeant, Hype man, Toxic coach, The butler, Your bestie, Breaking news. - **Loud tones** for heavy sleepers: sirens, horns and drums. If you are the person who sleeps through five alarms, see [the alarm for heavy sleepers](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers). The whole library is included in the app. ## Use your own song or voice 1. Open the alarm in the studio and tap **Music**. 2. Tap **Upload a sound** and pick the file from your phone. It joins your own sounds under **mine**, ready for other alarms too. 3. For a spoken line, open **Voiceover** and tap **Record one**, or upload a voice memo. 4. Tap **Preview** to check how it starts. The first seconds are what wake you, so trim a long intro before you upload. A voiceover plays over the music, so you can keep a song you like and add a voice on top: the song for the energy, the voice to say what the alarm is for. ## Three alarms worth making **Your partner's voice for the early shift.** Mia works nights; Sam starts at 5:40. Mia records "Coffee's in the pot, go get them" as a voiceover on Sam's weekday alarm, over a slow song. It is the first thing Sam hears, even on the mornings they do not see each other. **The team's song on match day.** Jordan makes a one-off alarm for 2:00pm Saturday, kick-off at 3, with the club's anthem uploaded as the sound and a photo of the team scarf as the wallpaper. Six friends join it from one link. At 2:00 every phone in the group plays the anthem at once, wherever they are. **A friend's ridiculous voice memo for the 6am run.** Priya sends the run club a voice note of herself doing a terrible sports commentator: "And they're OFF the mattress." Leo uploads it as the voiceover on the club's Monday, Wednesday and Friday alarm. Nobody snoozes the commentator twice. ## Shared alarms ring with the same sound When you share an alarm, everyone who joins it rings with the same sound and the same picture. That is the fun part: the whole group hears the anthem, the commentator or the song Rocco cooked about them, together. It also means the sound is part of what people signed up for. Once someone has joined the alarm, its sound and look are locked and the rows show a lock. Pick the sound before you send the link. To change it after, make a new alarm and share the new link. ## Snooze and chaos - **Snooze:** **Snooze for** 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, **How many times** 3, 10 or forever, and **Silent snooze** if you do not want Rocco roasting you out loud. Snooze is personal: it applies to your phone, even on an alarm someone else made. - **Chaos level:** mild, medium or feral. It sets how hard Rocco roasts a snooze. Medium is the default. Most people snooze at least some of the time. In a 2023 survey of 1,732 adults, 69% said they use snooze or several alarms at least sometimes. A fun sound does not stop that, but a voice you know, plus a friend who can see on the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) that you snoozed, makes getting up easier. ## Cook a song In the app, Rocco can cook a song or a voiceover just for an alarm: about a person, a crew or a moment, in the genre and mood you pick. The details do the work: a name, one true thing about them, and the moment it is for. See [Cooking with Rocco](https://lfg.gm/wiki/cooking-with-rocco). ## How loud it rings, by phone - **Time alarms** ring as real alarms on both phones. On iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus. On Android they take over the screen, even when the phone is locked. - **Post, price and webhook alarms** need a connection, because the server notices the moment and tells your phone. On Android they ring full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ## Ask your AI agent to set it up If you use an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT with the LFG Alarm connector, it can make the alarm and hand you a one-time lfg.gm/upload link for your own song or voice. It can also use a public link to a file. A file on your own phone or computer goes in on that upload page. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a repeating alarm for 6:00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday called Run club, then give me an upload link so I can add my own song to it, and the alarm link to share. Why it works: It sets the alarm first, then asks for the upload link for the song, which is how an AI agent gets your own file onto an alarm. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## Common mistakes - **A song with a long, quiet intro.** You wake to the first seconds. Start the file where the song kicks in. - **Sharing before choosing the sound.** The sound locks once someone joins. - **The same sound for months.** You stop hearing it. Change it every few weeks. - **Expecting a price or post alarm to break the iPhone silent switch.** Only time and event alarms ring through it. ## Questions ### Can I use any song as my alarm? Yes, any sound file you have on your phone: tap **Upload a sound** in the studio. Use music you have the right to use, especially on an alarm you share. ### Can I record my own voice? Yes. In **Voiceover**, tap **Record one**. It plays on top of the alarm's music. ### Will my friends hear my custom sound? Yes. Everyone on the alarm rings with the same sound, so pick it before you share the link. ### Can I change the sound on an alarm I joined? No. It belongs to whoever made it, so a change would change it for everyone. You can set your own snooze, or make your own alarm. See also [the best alarm clock apps](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps), [what a social alarm clock is](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock) and [The studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio). ## Sources and further reading - [Sundelin, Landry and Axelsson, Is snoozing losing?, Journal of Sleep Research, 2023](https://doi.org/10.1111/jsr.14054) ## Keep exploring - [How to wake up when you sleep through every alarm](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers.md): Sirens, horns and voices that shout, plus a friend who can see whether you got up. - [AI alarm clock: what changes when your alarm watches the internet](https://lfg.gm/ai-alarm-clock.md): From the wind-up bell to sleep trackers to an alarm that rings for a post, a price or an event, and why friends make it stick. - [Notification fatigue: why notifications stopped working, and what an alarm does differently](https://lfg.gm/notification-fatigue.md): What the research says about notification volume, open rates, attention and alarm fatigue, and what any alert that must reach a person should do. - [Accountability alarm app: wake up with friends who can see if you snoozed](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app.md): LFG Alarm will not forbid snoozing, but a shared alarm, a snooze limit, Rocco’s roasts and a wake board of who slept in make getting up something your friends see. - [How to get alarms on your laptop that sync with your phone](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop.md): Sign in at lfg.gm and the same alarms ring in your browser tab while you work and on your phone when you step away. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # AI alarm clock: what changes when your alarm watches the internet Waking up · https://lfg.gm/ai-alarm-clock · Updated 2026-10-17 An AI alarm clock is an alarm that decides when to ring by watching something besides the clock. Most smart alarm clock apps so far have pointed that attention inward, at your sleep, to wake you in a lighter phase. LFG Alarm points it outward: it is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that rings for times and for moments, such as a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a big wallet trade or an event starting, and Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching. ## A short history of the alarm clock For most of its history the alarm clock solved one problem: ring at a time you chose the night before. | When | What happened | Worth knowing | |---|---|---| | 1787 | Levi Hutchins of Concord, New Hampshire, builds a clock that rings at 4 a.m. to wake him | It only ever rang at 4 a.m., and he never patented it. It is called the first American alarm clock, not the world's first | | 1847 | French clockmaker Antoine Redier is credited with the first patent for an adjustable mechanical alarm clock | Now the time could be set | | 1876 | US Patent 183,725 goes to Seth E. Thomas for a small back-winding bedside alarm clock | The patent covered the clock's case, not the alarm itself, despite what many sites say | | Late 1940s | Clock radios go on sale | Popular Science reported 2.3 million sold in 1958, by 25 manufacturers | | 2009 | Sleep Cycle launches, which the company calls the first smart alarm clock app | It used the iPhone's motion sensor to wake people in a lighter sleep phase within a window | | Mid 2010s | An Edison Research survey of 1,550 Americans aged 18 to 54 finds about half use an alarm, and half of those wake to a phone | Only 15% of alarm users woke to the radio | Each era changed what wakes you: a bell, then a radio station you chose, then the phone, which put the alarm in the same device as your messages and feeds, then a sleep tracker that picks a gentler minute inside a window. None changed the question the alarm answers. Every one assumes the thing you need to be up for has a time, and that you already know it. ## What changes when an alarm watches the internet A lot of what people want to be up for has no time attached. A streamer goes live when they go live. A token crosses your number at 3:40 in the morning. A wallet you follow buys. Your server falls over. A clock-only alarm cannot help, so people fill the gap by checking: refreshing a profile, leaving a chart open, sleeping with notifications on for an app that sends forty other things. LFG Alarm adds a second kind of trigger. An alarm can be set off by a time, or by a moment: | Alarm type | It rings when | How Rocco knows | |---|---|---| | [Time](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) | A clock time comes, once or on chosen days | The phone's own clock, no signal needed | | [Event](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms) | An event you pasted from a Luma or Partiful link is about to start | Rocco reads the start time from the invite page | | [Post](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) | An account on X posts something that means what you described, or a Twitch or YouTube channel goes live or posts a video | Rocco reads each new post and rings only for the ones that match your words | | [Price](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) | A token reaches a price, or moves by a multiple or a percent | A number and a comparison | | [Trades](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) | A wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL makes a buy or sell over your floor | Public trades, with no wallet connected and nothing signed | | [Anything](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) | Any script, bot, Zapier, IFTTT or site monitor calls the alarm's private link | A web request to that link | Calling all of this AI would oversell it. A price alarm is a number and a comparison; an anything alarm is a link that rings when it is called. The part that earns the word AI is reading. A post alarm on X takes a rule written in your own words, such as "announces a launch date" or "posts a contract address for a new token", and Rocco decides whether each new post means that. Keyword alerts cannot tell "we launch Friday" from "we are not launching Friday". That reading step is what makes a post alarm quiet enough to leave on overnight. Three scenes where this matters: - **The drop.** Ji-woo in London is waiting on a Seoul release the label has only dated "this week". A post alarm on the label's X account, with the rule "announces the exact release time", rings her, and her fan chat is on the same alarm. See [KST to your time](https://lfg.gm/kst-to-my-time). - **The 3 a.m. trade.** Priya follows a Solana wallet and only cares about buys over $5,000. A [trades alarm](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm) with a $5k floor stays quiet for small trades and rings when it matters. - **The side project.** Sam runs a small app on a cheap server. His uptime monitor calls an [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) when the site stops answering, with a 10 minute cooldown so a flapping server rings him once. How hard each one rings depends on the phone. Time and event alarms are real alarms on both: on iPhone they use Apple's AlarmKit and ring through silent mode and Focus, and on Android they take over the screen. Post, price, trades and anything alarms need a connection, because the server notices the moment and tells the phone. On Android they ring full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ## Alerts are a category, and it has two halves Alarm clocks wake people; alerts tell people something happened. The most developed version of "make sure a person notices" is not consumer software at all. It is incident management. **The business half.** On-call tools are built around one idea: a page is not done until someone acknowledges it. In PagerDuty, an escalation policy notifies the first level at once; if nobody acknowledges before the timeout, the incident moves to the next level, and acknowledging stops the escalation. incident.io's escalation paths work the same way, setting who is paged at each level and how long to wait, and can be triggered from an alert or from Slack. And they are meant to fire rarely. Google's Site Reliability Engineering book says one incident takes about six hours to handle properly, so an on-call engineer should face at most two per 12-hour shift, and the likely median is zero. **The personal half.** Nobody gives you an escalation policy for your own life. There is no rota, no second level, no manager watching the timeout. The question is simpler and harder: what do I actually want to be interrupted for? For most people the honest list is short. A flight. A friend's party. One account's post. One price. One wallet. A watching alarm borrows the useful part of the on-call model, a rare, loud signal that has to be answered, for that short personal list. LFG Alarm is not an on-call tool: it has no escalation policies or schedules. Its version of acknowledging is tapping I'm up, and its version of a second level is the friends on the same alarm, who can see on the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) whether you did. ## Why notifications stopped working A separate alarm is worth having because ordinary notifications have stopped carrying weight. In a 2018 study of 278 smartphone users, the median was 56 notifications a day. Airship's 2026 benchmarks put direct push open rates anywhere from under 1% in the weakest app categories to about 21% at the 90th percentile in the best. And in a lab experiment with 166 students, merely receiving a notification, without answering it, hurt performance on an attention task about as much as using the phone. When everything buzzes, a buzz means nothing. The longer version, with hospital alarm data and what follows from it, is in [notification fatigue](https://lfg.gm/notification-fatigue). ## Why friends make waking up stick Snoozing is the normal way people wake up, not a failing. In about 3 million sleep sessions from 21,222 Sleep Cycle users, about 56% ended with a snooze. In a survey of 1,732 adults, 69% said they use snooze or several alarms at least sometimes, and the same research found that a 30-minute snooze did not harm habitual snoozers' sleep. Being groggy in the first minutes is normal too: sleep inertia is worst when woken from deep sleep and, without major sleep loss, rarely lasts more than about 30 minutes. So the useful question is how to make getting up more likely on the mornings it counts. The research on doing things with other people is fairly consistent: - In a randomised trial of 166 adults in a weight-loss programme, 95% of those who joined with friends and had social-support training completed treatment, against 76% of those who joined alone. Two thirds of the friends group kept the weight off fully over the following months, against about a quarter of those who joined alone. - In an exercise study of 153 students, people with a virtually present partner held plank exercises significantly longer than people exercising alone, a pattern researchers call the Kohler effect. - A meta-analysis of 241 studies found that the presence of others slightly improves performance on simple tasks. Getting out of bed is about as simple as tasks get. - stickK's own data suggests commitments with a referee succeed far more often than commitments with none, though motivated people are also the ones who choose a referee. LFG Alarm applies this in a light way. Share a time alarm and everyone who joined is rung at the same moment, or each at their own local time for a routine across time zones. The wake board then shows who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in. Snoozing stays allowed: you pick 5 to 60 minutes and 3, 10 or forever for how many times, and a chaos level of mild, medium or feral sets how hard Rocco roasts a snooze. The pressure comes from being seen, not from a lock. ## Setting alarms from your AI agent The other meaning of "AI alarm clock" is an alarm your AI assistant can set for you. LFG Alarm has an MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini and other AI apps that can add a remote connector with sign-in can work with your alarms once you connect it. See [connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents). What works through an AI agent: time, price, post, event and anything alarms (wallet and trader alarms are made in the app); listing, changing and deleting them; adding friends by username, a whole friend group or anyone by email; picking a sound or a look from the library; and getting a one-time link to add your own picture, video, song or voice. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a time alarm called "Airport" for 4:30 tomorrow, make it a friends alarm, add my friend [username], and tell me when it goes off. Why it works: It says when, who it is for and who to add, and asks the agent to confirm, which is everything a time alarm needs. ## Where a watching alarm is the wrong tool - **Work incidents.** If a team has to respond, with handovers and escalation, use an on-call tool. - **Sleep insight.** If what you want is sleep stages and a light-sleep wake window, a sleep tracker such as Sleep Cycle or Sleep as Android is built for that. See [the best alarm clock apps](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps). - **Emergencies.** LFG Alarm is not an emergency service. - **Your laptop alone.** A laptop rings only while an lfg.gm tab is open and the laptop is awake and online, for up to ten minutes; phone browsers never ring. The app on the phone is what wakes you. See [alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). ## Questions ### What is an AI alarm clock? An alarm that decides when to ring by watching something besides the clock. Sleep-tracking apps watch your body; LFG Alarm watches the internet for the moment you described, such as a post, a price, a trade or an event starting. ### What is the best smart alarm clock app? It depends on the job. For a gentler wake-up from light sleep, Sleep Cycle or Sleep as Android. For waking with friends, or for moments that have no fixed time, LFG Alarm. The full list is in [the best alarm clock apps](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps). ### Can an alarm ring when someone posts on X? Yes. A post alarm rings when an account posts something that means what you described, in your own words. See [an alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts). ### Does it ring when my phone is on silent? Time and event alarms do, on both phones. Post, price, trades and anything alarms ring full screen on Android, even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone they are a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ### Can ChatGPT or Claude set an alarm on my phone? Yes, once you connect the LFG Alarm MCP server and have the app on your phone. It can set time, price, post, event and anything alarms, and the alarm rings on your phone like one you made in the app. See [using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## Sources and further reading - [Who invented the alarm clock?](https://www.history.com/news/who-invented-alarm-clock), History.com, and [Levi Hutchins](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levi_Hutchins), Wikipedia - [A 2,000-year history of alarm clocks](https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/a-2000year-history-of-alarm-clocks), Atlas Obscura - [US Patent 183,725](https://patents.google.com/patent/US183725), Google Patents - [Clock radios, 1959](https://onetuberadio.com/2019/06/15/clock-radios-1959/), One Tube Radio, citing Popular Science - [Wake Me Up, Series 3](https://edisonresearch.com/wake-me-up-series-3), Edison Research - [Sleep Cycle celebrates 10 years](https://www.sleepcycle.com/sleep-science/sleep-cycle-celebrates-10-years-of-groundbreaking-sleep-tracking-technology/), Sleep Cycle - [Escalation policies](https://support.pagerduty.com/docs/escalation-policies), PagerDuty - [Escalating](https://docs.incident.io/incidents/escalating), incident.io - [Being on-call](https://sre.google/sre-book/being-on-call/), Google, Site Reliability Engineering - [An in-situ study of mobile phone notifications](https://ic.unicamp.br/~oliveira/doc/MHCI2014_An-in-situ-study-of-mobile-phone-notifications.pdf), Pielot, Church and de Oliveira, MobileHCI 2014, and the [2018 follow-up](https://www.interruptions.net/literature/Pielot-MobileHCI18.pdf) - [Teens are bombarded with hundreds of notifications a day](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/press-releases/teens-are-bombarded-with-hundreds-of-notifications-a-day), Common Sense Media, 2023 - [Mobile app push notification benchmarks for 2026](https://www.airship.com/mobile-app-push-notification-benchmarks-for-2026/), Airship - [You're distracted even when you ignore that text](https://www.psychologicalscience.org/news/motr/youre-distracted-even-when-you-ignore-that-text.html), APS, on [Stothart, Mitchum and Yehnert, 2015](https://doi.org/10.1037/xhp0000100) - [Don't hit snooze on new research about waking up](https://news.massgeneralbrigham.org/en/dont-hit-snooze-on-new-research-about-waking-up-each-morning), Mass General Brigham, 2025 - [Is snoozing losing?](https://doi.org/10.1111/jsr.14054), Sundelin, Landry and Axelsson, Journal of Sleep Research, 2023 - [Sleep inertia](https://www.em-consulte.com/article/588100/sleep-inertia), Tassi and Muzet, Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2000 - [Benefits of recruiting participants with friends](https://experts.umn.edu/en/publications/benefits-of-recruiting-participants-with-friends-and-increasing-s/), Wing and Jeffery, 1999 - [Exergame partner study](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4991586), Forlenza, Kerr, Irwin and Feltz - [Social facilitation: a meta-analysis of 241 studies](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6356198/), Bond and Titus, 1983 - [stickK data on referees and stakes](https://courses.edx.org/c4x/HarvardX/BUS5.1x/asset/8-page.html), HarvardX, and [a 2024 study of stickK commitments](https://ojs.aaai.org/index.php/ICWSM/article/view/31440) - [Apple AlarmKit documentation](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/alarmkit) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with PagerDuty, incident.io, Google, Sleep Cycle, Sleep as Android, X, Twitch, YouTube, Luma, Partiful, FOMO or GMGN. ## Keep exploring - [How to wake up when you sleep through every alarm](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers.md): Sirens, horns and voices that shout, plus a friend who can see whether you got up. - [Custom alarm sound: wake up to your own song or a voice you know](https://lfg.gm/custom-alarm-sound.md): Pick from hundreds of songs, voices and tones, or upload your own sound and record a voiceover, and share the alarm so friends ring with the same sound. - [Notification fatigue: why notifications stopped working, and what an alarm does differently](https://lfg.gm/notification-fatigue.md): What the research says about notification volume, open rates, attention and alarm fatigue, and what any alert that must reach a person should do. - [Accountability alarm app: wake up with friends who can see if you snoozed](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app.md): LFG Alarm will not forbid snoozing, but a shared alarm, a snooze limit, Rocco’s roasts and a wake board of who slept in make getting up something your friends see. - [How to get alarms on your laptop that sync with your phone](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop.md): Sign in at lfg.gm and the same alarms ring in your browser tab while you work and on your phone when you step away. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Notification fatigue: why notifications stopped working, and what an alarm does differently Waking up · https://lfg.gm/notification-fatigue · Updated 2026-10-17 Notification fatigue is what happens when a phone sends so many alerts that people stop treating any of them as urgent. The research points the same way from several directions: people receive dozens to hundreds of notifications a day, open only a small share, pay an attention cost even for the ones they ignore, and, in hospitals and on-call teams, start missing the alarms that matter. What follows for anything that truly must reach a person is that it has to be rarer, louder, chosen by the person it rings, and ideally shared. This page gathers the evidence, with the sample next to every number. It was written by the team behind LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, which comes up briefly at the end. ## How many notifications people get The figures most often repeated online are much broader than the studies behind them. Here is what was actually measured. | Study | Who | What it found | |---|---|---| | Pielot, Church and de Oliveira, MobileHCI 2014 | 15 smartphone users, one week | An average of 63.5 notifications a day, mostly messaging and email, usually viewed within minutes even with the phone on silent | | Pielot and others, MobileHCI 2018 | 278 smartphone users | A median of 56 notifications a day | | Common Sense Media, 2023 | About 200 Android-using 11 to 17 year olds | More than half got 237 or more a day; about 23% arrived during school hours; they checked their phones more than 100 times a day on average | None of these is "the average person". They are small samples, one is Android-only, and the adult studies are several years old. Even so, they agree on the order of magnitude: dozens a day for adults, hundreds for many teenagers, and a habit of looking quickly whatever the phone's settings say. ## Most notifications are not opened Marketing platforms measure this directly. Airship's 2026 benchmarks put median push opt-in at 53.3% on Android and 48.85% on iOS, so roughly half of app users have push turned off. Among those who keep it on, direct open rates range from under 1% in the weakest app categories to about 21% at the 90th percentile in the best. The benchmarks give ranges by category and percentile, not one overall figure, and any single "average push open rate" you see quoted was not taken from them. Read plainly: for most apps, most pushes are seen at a glance, if at all, and dismissed. ## An ignored notification still costs something Dismissing a notification is not free. - **Attention.** In a lab experiment with 166 students, receiving a call or text notification, without answering it, significantly hurt performance on a sustained-attention task, by an amount comparable to actually using the phone (Stothart, Mitchum and Yehnert, 2015). - **Inattention over a week.** In a two-week field experiment with 221 people, participants reported more inattention and hyperactivity symptoms in the week they kept notifications on than in the week they kept them off (Kushlev, Proulx and Dunn, CHI 2016). The symptoms were self-reported, and the authors are clear this is not ADHD. - **Stress.** In a lab study of interrupted work, people who were interrupted finished tasks faster with no loss of quality, but reported significantly more stress, frustration, time pressure and effort (Mark, Gudith and Klocke, CHI 2008). - **Switching.** Gloria Mark's logging studies of information workers find people now stay on one screen for about 47 seconds on average before switching (a median of about 40), down from about two and a half minutes in 2004. That measures screen dwell time at work, not a biological attention span. Two figures are left out on purpose. The "eight-second attention span, less than a goldfish" line comes from a 2015 marketing report and has been widely debunked. The "23 minutes to get back to a task" figure is often credited to a study, but it comes from interviews and fieldwork summaries rather than a published result. ## Alarm fatigue: where the stakes are highest Notification fatigue on a personal phone is an annoyance. The same effect in a hospital or an operations team is a safety problem, and that is where it has been studied hardest. **Hospitals.** The Joint Commission, which accredits US hospitals, estimated that 85% to 99% of hospital alarm signals do not need clinical intervention. Between January 2009 and June 2012 it logged 98 alarm-related sentinel events, 80 of them deaths, and alarm fatigue was the most common contributing factor. When nearly every beep is a false alarm, staff learn to tune beeps out, and the real one is lost among them. **On-call engineering.** Google's Site Reliability Engineering book treats paging volume as a design limit. It estimates one incident takes about six hours to handle properly, so an on-call engineer should face at most two incidents per 12-hour shift, with a likely median of zero. The point is not that problems are rare. It is that a page has to stay meaningful, so anything that does not need a human now should not page one. **Security teams.** Vendor surveys of security operations staff show the same pattern, with the caveat that they are commissioned by companies selling a fix. In Imperva's 2018 survey, 66% of security professionals said they had ignored an alert because of a previous false positive. In Orca Security's 2022 survey, 43% said more than 40% of their alerts were false positives. ## How the professionals answered it The tools built for people who must respond did not answer fatigue with more notifications. They changed the shape of the alert. - **Escalation until someone acknowledges.** In PagerDuty, an escalation policy notifies the first level at once; if nobody acknowledges before the timeout, the incident escalates to the next level, and acknowledging stops it. incident.io's escalation paths work the same way, setting who is paged at each level and how long to wait. - **A budget for interruptions.** Google's two-incidents-per-shift guideline is a cap, not a forecast. ## What follows for anything that must reach a person Take the research together and four rules fall out. They apply as much to a friend's flight as to a server. 1. **Fewer.** Every unnecessary alert lowers the value of the next one. The hospital and security evidence points at false alarms as the problem, because they are what teach people to ignore the true ones. 2. **Louder, and different.** If something must wake a person, it cannot arrive looking like the 56th notification of the day. It needs its own channel: a ring that sounds like an alarm, comes through silent where the phone allows it, and fills the screen. 3. **Chosen.** An alert the person asked for, for something specific, is one they have already decided to care about. Reminder research backs specificity: a Cochrane review of randomised trials found text reminders raised healthcare attendance from 67.8% to 78.6%, and two NHS trials found that a reminder stating the cost of a missed appointment cut missed appointments from 11.1% to 8.4%, at no extra cost. 4. **Shared, and answered.** Acknowledgement is what makes paging work, and other people are what make acknowledgement stick. In a randomised trial of 166 adults, 95% of those who joined a programme with friends completed it, against 76% of those who joined alone (Wing and Jeffery, 1999). A meta-analysis of 241 studies found that the presence of others slightly improves performance on simple tasks (Bond and Titus, 1983). ## Where LFG Alarm fits LFG Alarm is built on those four rules for personal life rather than for operations. An alarm rings only for what you set, either a time or a moment you described: a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a big wallet trade, an event from a Luma or Partiful invite, or a call to a private webhook link. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching, so you are not the one checking. It rings as an alarm, not a banner, though the strength depends on the phone. Time and event alarms are real alarms on both phones: on iPhone they use Apple's AlarmKit and ring through silent mode and Focus, and on Android they take over the screen. Post, price, trades and webhook alarms ring full screen on Android, even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. And it is shared: one link, `lfg.gm/a/`, rings every phone that joined, each person taps I'm up, and the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows who did. It has no escalation policies or schedules, so it is not an on-call tool. See [what an AI alarm clock is](https://lfg.gm/ai-alarm-clock), [an alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts) and [alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared). ## Common mistakes - Quoting "the average person gets X notifications" from a 15-person study. - Using the goldfish attention-span figure. It does not hold up. - Treating one push open rate as universal. It varies more than tenfold by app category. - Fixing missed alerts by adding more alerts. The evidence says remove the ones nobody needs first. ## Questions ### What is notification fatigue? The tendency to stop reacting to notifications once there are too many of them. It shows up as slower responses, more dismissals and, in safety settings, missed alarms that mattered. ### How many notifications does the average person get a day? There is no reliable figure for "the average person". Small studies of adults found about 56 to 64 a day; a 2023 study of about 200 Android-using teenagers found more than half got 237 or more. ### What is alarm fatigue? The same effect in hospitals and operations teams. The Joint Commission estimated that 85% to 99% of hospital alarm signals need no clinical action, and named alarm fatigue the most common factor in the alarm-related deaths it reviewed. ### Do ignored notifications affect attention? Yes, in at least one controlled study. Students who received a notification and did not answer it did worse on an attention task, about as much as students who used their phones. ### How do you make an alert people will not ignore? Send fewer, make the important ones sound and look different, let people choose what they are alerted for, and ask for an answer. Sharing the alert with others who see whether it was answered helps too. ## Sources and further reading - [An in-situ study of mobile phone notifications](https://ic.unicamp.br/~oliveira/doc/MHCI2014_An-in-situ-study-of-mobile-phone-notifications.pdf), Pielot, Church and de Oliveira, MobileHCI 2014 - [Pielot and others, MobileHCI 2018](https://www.interruptions.net/literature/Pielot-MobileHCI18.pdf) - [Teens are bombarded with hundreds of notifications a day](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/press-releases/teens-are-bombarded-with-hundreds-of-notifications-a-day), Common Sense Media, 2023 - [Mobile app push notification benchmarks for 2026](https://www.airship.com/mobile-app-push-notification-benchmarks-for-2026/), Airship - [You're distracted even when you ignore that text](https://www.psychologicalscience.org/news/motr/youre-distracted-even-when-you-ignore-that-text.html), Association for Psychological Science, on [Stothart, Mitchum and Yehnert, 2015](https://doi.org/10.1037/xhp0000100) - [Silence your phones](https://www.interruptions.net/literature/Kushlev-CHI16.pdf), Kushlev, Proulx and Dunn, CHI 2016 - [The cost of interrupted work: more speed and stress](https://www.ics.uci.edu/~gmark/chi08-mark.pdf), Mark, Gudith and Klocke, CHI 2008 - [If you can't pay attention, you're not alone](https://news.uci.edu/2023/05/05/uci-podcast-if-you-cant-pay-attention-youre-not-alone), UC Irvine, and [Our 47-second attention span](https://www.steelcase.com/research/articles/our-47-second-attention-span-with-gloria-mark-s5-ep3-transcript/), Steelcase, with Gloria Mark - [Sentinel Event Alert 50: medical device alarm safety in hospitals](https://digitalassets.jointcommission.org/api/public/content/f65e5c9df2b94000a99445e0a7877007), The Joint Commission, 2013 - [Being on-call](https://sre.google/sre-book/being-on-call/), Google, Site Reliability Engineering - [44% of security professionals spend more than 20 hours a week responding to alerts](https://securityboulevard.com/2018/10/44-of-security-professionals-spend-more-than-20-hours-a-week-responding-to-alerts/), Security Boulevard, on Imperva's 2018 survey - [2022 alert fatigue report](https://orca.security/resources/press-releases/2022-alert-fatigue-report/), Orca Security - [Escalation policies](https://support.pagerduty.com/docs/escalation-policies), PagerDuty, and [Escalating](https://docs.incident.io/incidents/escalating), incident.io - [Mobile phone text messaging for appointment reminders](https://www.cochrane.org/CD007458), Cochrane, Gurol-Urganci and others, 2013 - [A zero-cost way to reduce missed hospital appointments](https://gov.uk/government/publications/reducing-missed-hospital-appointments-using-text-messages/a-zero-cost-way-to-reduce-missed-hospital-appointments), UK government, on Hallsworth and others, PLOS ONE, 2015 - [Benefits of recruiting participants with friends](https://experts.umn.edu/en/publications/benefits-of-recruiting-participants-with-friends-and-increasing-s/), Wing and Jeffery, 1999 - [Social facilitation: a meta-analysis of 241 studies](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6356198/), Bond and Titus, 1983 LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Airship, PagerDuty, incident.io, Imperva, Orca Security, Luma or Partiful. ## Keep exploring - [How to wake up when you sleep through every alarm](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers.md): Sirens, horns and voices that shout, plus a friend who can see whether you got up. - [Custom alarm sound: wake up to your own song or a voice you know](https://lfg.gm/custom-alarm-sound.md): Pick from hundreds of songs, voices and tones, or upload your own sound and record a voiceover, and share the alarm so friends ring with the same sound. - [AI alarm clock: what changes when your alarm watches the internet](https://lfg.gm/ai-alarm-clock.md): From the wind-up bell to sleep trackers to an alarm that rings for a post, a price or an event, and why friends make it stick. - [Accountability alarm app: wake up with friends who can see if you snoozed](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app.md): LFG Alarm will not forbid snoozing, but a shared alarm, a snooze limit, Rocco’s roasts and a wake board of who slept in make getting up something your friends see. - [How to get alarms on your laptop that sync with your phone](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop.md): Sign in at lfg.gm and the same alarms ring in your browser tab while you work and on your phone when you step away. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock · Updated 2026-10-18 The best social alarm clock apps in 2026 are the few that really let friends share an alarm: Galarm for shared reminders with a chat, Ringlink for one alarm across time zones, a handful of new iPhone apps where friends set or watch your alarm, and LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android where one link makes every phone that joined ring together, for a time or for a moment, with a wake board of who got up first. Most "best alarm" lists are full of solo apps; this one only counts apps where another person is part of the alarm. We make LFG Alarm, so we say plainly what it does not do. Checked against each app's own store page or website on 17 October 2026. Store listings change often, so treat ratings and prices as a snapshot. ## What counts as a social alarm clock An alarm app is social when another person is part of it. That can mean three different things, and the apps below each pick one or two: - **A shared alarm:** one person makes it, others join, and it rings on everyone's phone. This is what most people mean by "group alarm clock" or "shared alarm app". - **Setting an alarm for someone else:** you put an alarm on a friend's phone, with their permission. - **Being watched:** friends see whether you got up, snoozed or slept in. A mission alarm such as Alarmy is not social by this test. It is excellent at getting one person out of bed, but nobody else is involved. The built-in Apple Clock and Google Clock cannot send an alarm to anyone either. ## The comparison | App | Phones | Shared alarm that rings everyone | Friends see if you got up | Set an alarm on a friend's phone | Rings for moments, not just times | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | LFG Alarm | iPhone, Android, lfg.gm in a desktop browser | Yes, by link or by adding friends and groups | Yes, the wake board | No, people join themselves | Yes: posts, streams, prices, trades, events, webhooks | | Galarm | iPhone, Android, Galarm Web | Yes, group alarms | Participants confirm or decline; buddy alarms tell you if someone missed theirs | Yes, buddy alarms | Only monitoring tools on its business plans | | Ringlink | iPhone and iPad (iOS 26) | Yes, each person at their own local time | Yes, who is awake and who is asleep, with day by day stats and streaks | No | Not in its listing | | Snooze Squad | iPhone (iOS 26) | No | Friends are told each time you hit snooze | Friends choose your alarm sound and record a voice message for it | No | | WakeMate | iPhone (iOS 26) | No | Not in its listing | Yes, with per-friend permission | No | | PingPal | iPhone, iPad | No | Yes, the friend sends proof: a selfie, a pose or a dance video | Yes | No | | Alarmy (for contrast) | iPhone, Android | No | No | No | No | ## Galarm: shared reminders for families and teams Galarm is the established name here, with a 4.7 rating from about 4.5K ratings on the App Store. Its group alarms ring on everyone's phone at the same time, and participants can confirm or decline and chat on the alarm. Buddy alarms let you set an alarm for someone else and get told if they miss it or mark it done. There is a web app, Galarm Web, and Premium is $0.99 a month, $9.99 a year or $24.99 for life, with a 14-day free trial. Its professional plans add on-call schedules and alerts from monitoring tools. **Best for:** a family or a small team that wants shared reminders at set times, with a chat to sort the details. See [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm). ## Ringlink: one alarm across time zones Ringlink is a new iPhone app built around one idea: a shared alarm, called a Ring, that each invitee gets in their own time zone. The listing pitches it for couples, families, study partners and remote teams, and shows who is awake and who is still asleep, with stats and streaks for the group. It needs iOS 26 and had a single rating when we checked, so it is early. Free, with a Pro subscription. **Best for:** a long-distance couple or a remote team, all on iPhone. ## Snooze Squad, WakeMate and PingPal: friends on your alarm Three new iPhone apps put a friend on your alarm rather than sharing one alarm between you: - **Snooze Squad** lets friends choose your alarm sound, record a voice message for it and get a notification every time you hit snooze. Free, iPhone only. - **WakeMate** lets you set alarms on friends' and family's phones, with a message and a repeat, and each friend controls who may set their alarms. Free with one friend; paid tiers add more. - **PingPal** sends an alarm to a friend with your music, photo or voice, plus a mission they must complete as proof they are up: a morning selfie, a pose or a dance video. Free, with a weekly or yearly Premium. All three had only a handful of ratings when we checked. They are worth a look if the thing you want is a friend nudging you, and you are all on iPhone. ## LFG Alarm: one link, everyone rings, and a board of who got up LFG Alarm is on iPhone and Android. You make an alarm, pick who it is for, and send the link, `lfg.gm/a/`. Everyone who joins gets the same alarm on their own phone, with the same sound and wallpaper. Or skip the link: save your people as a group in **Settings** > **Friends** > **Groups** and tap **Create alarm with this group**. See [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups). What sets it apart: - **A wake board.** After a shared alarm rings, everyone sees a podium of who got up first, who snoozed first, who snoozed most and who slept in, with medals like **Snooze champ** and **Buys coffee** for the last one up. See [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board). - **Same moment or each person's own time.** A shared time alarm rings everyone in the same second by default. Pick **Everyone's local time zone** and each person wakes at their own 6:00, with the board open for a full day. See [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms). - **Moments, not only times.** Rocco, the cat inside the app, can watch for a post on X, a Twitch or YouTube stream going live, a token price, a big wallet or trader trade, an event from a Luma or Partiful link, or a webhook, and ring the whole group when it happens. - **Real alarms.** Time and event alarms are real alarms on both phones: on iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system and ring through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen. Post, price, wallet, trader and webhook alarms ring full screen on Android, even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. - **A note and a link.** Every alarm can carry a creator's note (where to meet, what to bring) and a link that opens when people answer. - **Public alarms.** A creator or a community can post one link that anyone can join, and it can appear in [Discover](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover). ## What LFG Alarm does not do - **No proof missions.** There is no selfie, puzzle or squat to turn it off. You tap **I'm up**, and the board records how fast. - **No mode that forbids snoozing.** You choose how many snoozes you get: 3, 10 or forever. See [the accountability alarm](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app). - **It cannot put an alarm on someone's phone without them.** People join the link or accept an alarm you added them to. Nobody is rung who did not choose it. - **No chat thread per alarm.** Friends and public alarms have comments and hearts, and the board has Reactions, but it is not a group chat. - **No sleep tracking.** - **Everyone needs the app to be rung.** A laptop rings only while an lfg.gm tab is open and the laptop is awake and online, and phone browsers never ring. ## Which one should you get? - **A family or a work team with set-time reminders and a chat:** Galarm. - **All on iPhone, across time zones, and you want streaks:** Ringlink, or LFG Alarm with **Everyone's local time zone**. - **You want a friend to set or watch your alarm, and you are both on iPhone:** Snooze Squad, WakeMate or PingPal. - **A mixed iPhone and Android group, a wake board, or alarms for moments like a post, a stream or an event:** LFG Alarm. ## Why doing it with friends helps The evidence for "with friends" is better than you might expect. In a randomised trial of 166 adults in a weight-loss programme, 95% of those who joined with friends and had social-support training finished treatment, against 76% of those who joined alone. Getting up is a simple task, and a meta-analysis of 241 studies found other people's presence slightly improves performance on simple tasks. More in [the accountability alarm](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a repeating alarm for 7:00 on weekdays called "Up together", make it a friends alarm, add my friends [username] and [username], and give me the link to send to everyone else. Why it works: One sentence covers the time, the repeat, who it is for and the link, which is everything a shared alarm needs. ## Questions ### What is the best group alarm clock app? For a group on both iPhone and Android, Galarm and LFG Alarm both ring everyone on a shared alarm. Galarm adds a chat on each alarm; LFG Alarm adds a wake board and alarms for moments like a post or an event. ### Can I share an alarm with my friends on iPhone? Not with Apple Clock. You need an app: Galarm, Ringlink or LFG Alarm on iPhone all share alarms, and Galarm and LFG Alarm also work on Android. ### Is there an alarm clock that lets friends see if I got up? Yes. LFG Alarm's wake board shows who got up first, who snoozed and who slept in. Ringlink shows who is awake, Snooze Squad tells friends when you snooze, and PingPal asks for a selfie or video as proof. ### Can a friend set an alarm on my phone? With Galarm's buddy alarms, WakeMate or PingPal, yes. With LFG Alarm, a friend can make an alarm and add you to it, and you join it with one tap. ## Sources and further reading - [Galarm](https://www.galarmapp.com/), [Galarm Premium](https://www.galarmapp.com/premium) and [Galarm on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/galarm-alarms-and-reminders/id1187849174) - [Ringlink: Group Alarm on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6760540608) - [Snooze Squad on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6759291185) - [WakeMate on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6757973274) - [PingPal on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6757978252) - [Alarmy on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alarmy-alarm-clock-sleep/id1163786766) - Wing and Jeffery, "Benefits of recruiting participants with friends and increasing social support for weight loss and maintenance", Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1999: [abstract](https://experts.umn.edu/en/publications/benefits-of-recruiting-participants-with-friends-and-increasing-s/) - Bond and Titus, "Social facilitation: a meta-analysis of 241 studies", Psychological Bulletin, 1983: [abstract](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6356198/) - [The best alarm clock apps](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps), [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock) and [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Galarm, Ringlink, Snooze Squad, WakeMate, PingPal or Alarmy. Product names belong to their owners. ## Keep exploring - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. - [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful.md): Partiful sends one reminder two hours before; LFG Alarm rings every guest who joined at the moment you choose. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Accountability alarm app: wake up with friends who can see if you snoozed Waking up · https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app · Updated 2026-10-17 An accountability alarm app makes getting up something other people can see. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that does this with friends rather than force: you share one alarm, it rings every phone that joined, and the wake board shows who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in. To be straight with you from the start, LFG Alarm has no mode that forbids snoozing. What it has is a snooze limit you choose (3, 10 or forever), Rocco the cat roasting every snooze, loud sounds, and friends who will know. ## Accountability or force: pick the right tool There are two ways an app can get you out of bed. | | Force (mission alarms) | Accountability (LFG Alarm) | |---|---|---| | How it works | You cannot turn it off until you solve a puzzle, scan a barcode or do squats | Friends share the alarm and see on the wake board how fast you got up | | Who is involved | Just you | Everyone on the alarm | | Snooze | Often blocked or made hard | Allowed, limited to 3, 10 or forever, and counted on the board | | Best for | One person who sleeps through everything | People who get up when someone is counting on them | If you need a puzzle between you and the off button, a mission alarm like Alarmy is the honest answer. See [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy). If what gets you up is not wanting to be the one who slept in, read on. ## Why being seen works Doing hard things with other people is one of the better-tested ideas in behaviour change: - **Friends keep people going.** In a randomised trial of 166 adults in a weight-loss programme, 95% of those who joined with friends and had social-support training finished treatment, against 76% of those who joined alone with standard treatment. 66% of the first group kept their weight off fully over the following months, against 24%. - **A partner makes you hold on longer.** In an exercise-game study of 153 students, people with a virtually present partner held plank exercises significantly longer than people exercising alone. Researchers call this the Kohler effect: nobody wants to be the weak link. - **Others watching helps with simple tasks.** A meta-analysis of 241 studies found that having other people present slightly improves performance on simple tasks, and can hurt on complex ones. Getting out of bed is about as simple as tasks get. - **Referees go with success.** stickK, a goal-setting site, reports from its own data that commitments with a referee succeed far more often than ones without. Motivated people are more likely to pick a referee, so treat that as a hint rather than proof. And snoozing is normal. In about 3 million sleep sessions from 21,222 Sleep Cycle users, about 56% ended with snooze. A lab study of 31 habitual snoozers even found a 30-minute snooze did not harm their sleep. So the point is not shame. It is that when snoozing is visible to the people you share the morning with, you think twice. ## What LFG Alarm gives you - **A shared alarm.** One person makes it and sends the link, `lfg.gm/a/`, or adds friends and groups straight from **Settings** > **Friends**. Everyone who joins is rung together. See [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups). - **The wake board.** After it rings: a podium of first, second and third up, medals for **First up**, **First to snooze**, **Snooze champ** and **Buys coffee** (last one up), everyone in order with their time (0:03 means up three seconds after the ring), and who slept in. Everyone on the alarm sees it, and **Share the board** turns it into a picture for the group chat. See [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board). - **A snooze limit.** In the studio: **Snooze for** 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, and **How many times** 3, 10 or forever. Snooze is personal: each person sets it for their own phone, even on an alarm someone else made. So the limit is a promise you make to yourself, and the board is how your friends check it. See [The studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio). - **Rocco's roasts.** **Chaos level** (mild, medium or feral) sets how hard Rocco roasts a snooze. Feral brings sirens, shouting voices and a cat with opinions. If you would rather snooze in peace, turn on **Silent snooze**. - **Loud sounds.** Hundreds of songs, voices and sirens, or record your own voice for the alarm. See [The alarm for heavy sleepers](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers). - **Real alarms.** Time alarms ring from the phone itself, even offline. On iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen, even when the phone is locked. ## Three mornings it works for **A dorm floor before exams.** Priya makes a friends alarm, "Floor 3 up", for 7:30 Monday to Friday during exam weeks and drops the link in the floor's group chat. Eleven people join it. Her creator's note says "Library opens 8:00, back corner tables, I'll save seats", and the alarm's link opens the library's study room booking page when people answer. By Wednesday the board has a running joke: whoever gets **Buys coffee** owes the floor a round from the machine. **A pair of runners.** Tom and Ade run at 6:00 on Tuesdays and Thursdays and keep cancelling by text at 5:58. Tom makes a two-person friends alarm for 5:40 and they both set their own snooze to 3 times. The board shows who got up first. Ade sets his chaos level to feral after losing three mornings in a row. The note says "Bridge, then the long loop". **A long-distance study group.** Four friends preparing for the same professional exam live in Toronto, Lisbon and Singapore. Sana makes a repeating alarm for 6:00 and picks **Everyone's local time zone**, so each phone rings at its own 6:00. The board stays open for a full day and ranks everyone by how fast they got up after their own ring. The note holds the week's plan: "Mon: ethics, Tue: equity, Wed: mock paper". She edits it each Sunday; the creator's note can change any time, even after people have joined. ## Set it up 1. On **Alarms**, tap **⏰ Time**, then **Repeating**, and set the time and days. 2. Under **Make it social**, choose friends. For a group across cities, set **Time zone** to **Everyone's local time zone**. 3. Tap **Arm it**, then **Pick the vibe**: the sound, the wallpaper, your snooze and the **Creator's note**. 4. Share the link, or add friends or a whole group with **Pick from your friends**. 5. Agree the rules among yourselves: "3 snoozes max, last one up buys coffee". The app counts; your friends enforce. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a repeating alarm for 6:30 Monday to Friday called "No snooze club", make it a friends alarm, add my friends [username], [username] and [username], and give me the link. Why it works: It sets the shared alarm and the people in one go; set your snooze limit and how hard Rocco roasts you in the app afterwards, because snooze is personal to each phone. ## Common mistakes - **Expecting the app to block snooze.** It will not. Agree a limit as a group and set it to 3 on each phone. - **Setting the creator's snooze and assuming it applies to everyone.** Each person on the alarm sets their own. - **Forgetting to tap I'm up.** Tapping **I'm up** is how the board knows you got up, and it ranks you by the time from the ring to that tap. - **Picking one moment across time zones.** A group in three cities wants **Everyone's local time zone**, or someone gets a 2am alarm. ## Questions ### Is there an alarm clock that won't let you snooze? Mission alarms like Alarmy make snoozing hard by making you complete a task. LFG Alarm does not forbid snoozing; it limits it to 3, 10 or forever and shows your friends who snoozed most. ### What is the best anti-snooze alarm app with friends? LFG Alarm, if you want friends to see your snoozes on a wake board and Rocco to roast you for them. If you need a task to turn the alarm off, a mission alarm is better. ### Can my friends see when I snooze? Yes, on a shared alarm. The wake board shows who snoozed first and who snoozed most, and everyone on the alarm can see it. ### Can I turn off the roasting? Yes. Set the chaos level to mild, or turn on **Silent snooze** in the studio. ### Do my friends need the app? Yes, to be rung: the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android. ## Sources and further reading - Wing and Jeffery, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1999: [abstract](https://experts.umn.edu/en/publications/benefits-of-recruiting-participants-with-friends-and-increasing-s/) - Forlenza, Kerr, Irwin and Feltz, 2012, on exercising with a virtual partner: [PMC](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4991586); Feltz, Kerr and Irwin, "Buddy Up", 2011: [record](https://kar.kent.ac.uk/41328) - Bond and Titus, "Social facilitation: a meta-analysis of 241 studies", Psychological Bulletin, 1983: [abstract](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6356198/) - stickK commitment data, as reported in a HarvardX course: [course page](https://courses.edx.org/c4x/HarvardX/BUS5.1x/asset/8-page.html); and a 2024 study of about 397,000 stickK commitments: [ICWSM](https://ojs.aaai.org/index.php/ICWSM/article/view/31440) - Robbins et al., Scientific Reports, 2025, on snoozing in Sleep Cycle data: [Mass General Brigham summary](https://news.massgeneralbrigham.org/en/dont-hit-snooze-on-new-research-about-waking-up-each-morning) - Sundelin, Landry and Axelsson, "Is snoozing losing?", Journal of Sleep Research, 2023: [paper](https://doi.org/10.1111/jsr.14054) - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board), [The studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio), [The best social alarm clock apps](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock) and [The 5am club app](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Alarmy, stickK or Sleep Cycle. ## Keep exploring - [How to wake up when you sleep through every alarm](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers.md): Sirens, horns and voices that shout, plus a friend who can see whether you got up. - [Custom alarm sound: wake up to your own song or a voice you know](https://lfg.gm/custom-alarm-sound.md): Pick from hundreds of songs, voices and tones, or upload your own sound and record a voiceover, and share the alarm so friends ring with the same sound. - [AI alarm clock: what changes when your alarm watches the internet](https://lfg.gm/ai-alarm-clock.md): From the wind-up bell to sleep trackers to an alarm that rings for a post, a price or an event, and why friends make it stick. - [Notification fatigue: why notifications stopped working, and what an alarm does differently](https://lfg.gm/notification-fatigue.md): What the research says about notification volume, open rates, attention and alarm fatigue, and what any alert that must reach a person should do. - [How to get alarms on your laptop that sync with your phone](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop.md): Sign in at lfg.gm and the same alarms ring in your browser tab while you work and on your phone when you step away. - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board.md): Who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in, ranked from the ring to I'm up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # 5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app · Updated 2026-10-17 A 5am club app should get a group of people up at the same early hour and show who actually made it. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that does this with one shared repeating alarm: everyone joins one link, every phone rings at 5:00, and the wake board ranks who got up first. For a club spread across cities, pick "Everyone's local time zone" and each person wakes at their own 5:00, with the board open for a full day. The creator's note holds the day's plan, and a link can open the playlist or the gym's class booking when people answer. ## Why a club beats a solo 5am alarm A 5:00 alarm on your own phone is a private deal with yourself, and private deals are easy to break at 4:59. A club changes the deal: - **Someone is counting on you.** In a randomised trial of 166 adults in a weight-loss programme, 95% of those who joined with friends and had social-support training finished treatment, against 76% of those who joined alone. - **A partner makes you push harder.** In an exercise-game study of 153 students, people with a virtually present partner held planks significantly longer than people alone. - **The plan is already made.** The first minutes after waking are groggy: sleep inertia is a temporary drop in alertness that, without major sleep loss, rarely lasts more than about 30 minutes. That is the worst time to decide what to do. A plan written the night before removes the decision. ## How it works in LFG Alarm **One shared repeating alarm.** On **Alarms**, tap **⏰ Time**, choose **Repeating**, set 5:00 and tap the days. Under **Make it social**, pick friends. Everyone who joins is on the same alarm, with the same sound and wallpaper. See [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms). **Same moment, or everyone's own 5:00.** A shared time alarm has two settings under **Time zone**: | Setting | Who it suits | What happens | |---|---|---| | **Same time zone for everyone** (default) | A club in one city, or a class at a fixed time | Every phone rings in the same second, shown in each person's own time | | **Everyone's local time zone** | A club across cities | Each phone rings at its own 5:00; the wake board stays open until everyone is up, or 24 hours after the first ring | **The wake board.** After each ring: a podium of first, second and third up, medals like **First up**, **Snooze champ** and **Buys coffee** for the last one up, and stats for the club. On an each-person's-own-time alarm, everyone is ranked by how fast they got up after their own ring. See [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board). **The creator's note is the day's plan.** Pin it in the studio under **Creator's note**: the workout, the reading, the meeting point. It is shown on the alarm for everyone who opens it, never on the ring screen, so the ring stays a clean wake-up and the plan is one tap away. You can change the note any time, even after people have joined, so one alarm can carry a new plan every day. See [The studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio). **A link that opens when people answer.** Add the playlist for the run, the class booking page or the video call, and it opens as people tap through. **Groups.** Save the club once in **Settings** > **Friends** > **Groups**, then **Create alarm with this group** whenever you start a new season. See [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups). **It rings like an alarm.** Time alarms ring from the phone itself, even offline. On iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen, even when the phone is locked. ## Three clubs **A writing club across three cities.** Mia in London, Jordan in Chicago and Lena in Melbourne want two quiet hours before work. Mia makes a repeating alarm for 5:00, Monday to Friday, with **Everyone's local time zone**. London rings first, then Chicago, then Melbourne, each at its own 5:00, and the board stays open for the day so nobody is ranked against a time zone. The note says "This week: 500 words before 7, post your count in comments". Whoever lands **Buys coffee** most often by Friday picks next week's prompt. **A 6:00 gym class.** A small gym's early group trains at 6:00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The coach, Dev, makes a friends alarm for 5:15 with **Same time zone for everyone**, sets **How people get in** to **I approve each one**, and posts the link in the members' chat. The note changes each week: "Mon: legs. Wed: intervals. Fri: partner workout, bring a towel". The link opens the gym's class booking page, so a groggy member can confirm a spot straight from the alarm. Dev keeps the regulars as a group called "6am crew". **A run club with a playlist.** Kai's Sunday club meets at 6:30 by the river. The alarm rings at 5:30 with a loud song from the studio, the link opens the club's running playlist, and the note says "Bridge at 6:30, 10k easy, coffee after". Whoever earns **Buys coffee** on the board buys it. ## Set it up in five minutes 1. Add your club as friends (**Settings** > **Friends**, **Invite friends** for anyone not on LFG Alarm yet) and save them as a group. 2. Open the group and tap **Create alarm with this group**, then **⏰ Time** > **Repeating**. 3. Set 5:00 and the days, and choose the **Time zone** setting. 4. Tap **Arm it**, then **Pick the vibe**: a sound, a wallpaper, the **Creator's note** with the first day's plan, and your own snooze. 5. Share the link with anyone else. Update the note each evening. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a repeating alarm for 5:00 Monday to Friday called "5am club", make it a friends alarm that rings each friend at 5:00 in their own time zone, add my friends [username], [username] and [username], pick a bright drawn wallpaper, and give me the link. Why it works: Everyone gets woken at 5:00 wherever they live, which suits a club spread across cities; add the note and the link in the app afterwards. ## Common mistakes - **One moment for a club across time zones.** **Same time zone for everyone** rings Chicago at 11:00pm the night before when London wakes at 5:00. Use **Everyone's local time zone**. - **Putting the plan in the alarm's name.** The name is short; the note is where the plan goes, and you can change it daily. - **Setting the alarm for the start time.** Ring 45 minutes before the class or run, so people have time to get there. - **Expecting your snooze to apply to everyone.** Snooze is personal to each phone; agree a limit as a club. See [the accountability alarm](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app). ## Questions ### What is the best 5am club app? For a club, one that shares the alarm and shows who got up. LFG Alarm rings everyone on one repeating alarm, at one moment or at each person's own 5:00, and its wake board shows who made it. ### Can a 5am club span different time zones? Yes. Choose **Everyone's local time zone** and each person is rung at their own 5:00, with the wake board open for a full day. ### Where do I put the day's workout or plan? In the creator's note. Everyone sees it when they open the alarm, and you can change it any time. ### Is it a good gym accountability app? It is a good way for a gym group to get up for the same class: a shared alarm, a board of who got up, a note with the session and a link to the booking page. It does not track workouts. ## Sources and further reading - Wing and Jeffery, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1999: [abstract](https://experts.umn.edu/en/publications/benefits-of-recruiting-participants-with-friends-and-increasing-s/) - Forlenza, Kerr, Irwin and Feltz, 2012, on exercising with a virtual partner: [PMC](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4991586) - Tassi and Muzet, "Sleep inertia", Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2000: [abstract](https://www.em-consulte.com/article/588100/sleep-inertia) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board), [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) and [The best social alarm clock apps](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock) ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. - [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock.md): An alarm you share by link, so every phone that joined rings together, with a wake board of who got up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Ticket drop alerts, sneaker drop alerts and restock alerts that ring Fans and creators · https://lfg.gm/drop-and-restock-alerts · Updated 2026-10-17 A drop alert only helps if it gets you to the screen before the drop is gone, and a banner buried under the day's notifications rarely does. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, Android and lfg.gm in a desktop browser, and it covers a drop in four ways: a time alarm set a few minutes before a ticket on-sale or a sneaker release, a post alarm on the brand's or artist's X account for the announcement, an anything alarm that the restock monitor you already use can ring, and a shared link so your whole group is rung in the same second. Rocco does not watch store pages himself, so pair LFG Alarm with the monitor you already trust. ## Why a drop needs an alarm, not an alert The hottest drops are decided in minutes, which is why stores now run queues and lotteries instead of a plain race to the button. - When presale opened for the Eras Tour in November 2022, Ticketmaster said its site took 3.5 billion system requests, four times its previous peak. It sold more than 2 million tickets that day, then called off the general sale because there were not enough tickets left. - Nike's SNKRS app runs high-demand releases as a random draw, and trade press reports the entry window is typically about ten minutes, shorter for the hottest pairs. - Nike has said bots make up 10% to 40% of SNKRS draw entries, and nearly half on hyped releases, all of which it says are removed before winners are picked. None of that rewards the fastest fingers. It rewards being awake, logged in and in the right tab when the window opens. That is a timing problem, and timing is what an alarm is for. ## Four ways LFG Alarm covers a drop | What you know | Use | It rings when | |---|---|---| | The exact time (an on-sale, a draw, a release) | A [time alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) | The clock reaches the minute you set | | The drop will be announced, but not when | A [post alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) on X | The account posts something that means what you described | | Stock might come back with no warning | An [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) fed by your monitor | Your monitor calls the alarm's private link | | Your friends want in too | Any of the above, shared | Everyone who joined is rung together | Most real drops use two of these: a post alarm that catches the date, then a time alarm for the minute itself. ## A time alarm for a drop you can see coming When the time is public, a time alarm is the strongest ring LFG Alarm has. It rings from the phone itself, so it works with no signal. On iPhone it uses Apple's own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus. On Android it takes over the screen, even when the phone is locked. Three details make it work for a drop: - **Set it early.** Ring at 9:50 for a 10:00 on-sale: enough time to sign in, check your saved card and join the waiting room before it opens. - **Use the drop's time zone.** On-sales are usually announced in the venue's local time. On a shared alarm, pick **Same time zone for everyone** (the default) and LFG Alarm shows what the time is somewhere else, so a friend in London knows a 10:00 AM New York on-sale is 3:00 PM for her for most of the year. - **Book it as soon as you know.** A time that has already passed today cannot be armed, so set it the day the date is announced, not the morning of. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm called Tour on-sale for [date] at 9:50, which is ten minutes before tickets open at 10:00 New York time. Make it a friends alarm, add my friends [username] and [username], ring everyone at the same time, and give me the link. Why it works: It names the drop, rings early enough to get into the queue, and converts the venue's time so everyone is rung in the same second. ## A post alarm for the announcement Many drops are announced on X first: a tour date, a release date, "restock at 6pm", a link that goes live without warning. A post alarm has Rocco read each new post from an account and ring only for the ones that mean what you wrote. Nobody needs an X account to set one, only the handle. Write the rule as you would say it: - "announces a ticket on-sale or presale date" - "posts a link to a merch drop or restock" - "says the release date for a new shoe" Keep one idea per alarm; a second idea gets a second alarm. Describe the meaning, not a keyword: a post that only says "tomorrow, 10am" over a photo of a shoe box would slip past a keyword alert for "release". Good accounts to watch are the artist, the band's merch account, the venue, or a world-famous brand such as @Nike. A post alarm can also watch a Twitch or YouTube channel go live, handy when an artist sells limited merch during a stream. See [an alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts) for more rules that work. ## An anything alarm for the restock monitor you already use LFG Alarm does not check store pages, stock levels or queue pages. Plenty of tools already do: restock monitors, Discord bots, website change monitors, and automation tools such as Zapier, Make and IFTTT. Most of them can call a web link when something changes, and that is all an anything alarm needs. An anything alarm gives you a private link. When your monitor sends it a web request (an HTTP POST), the alarm rings your phone, and the phones of the friends you shared it with. Set it up like this: - **Pick a cooldown** of 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 minutes. Calls during the cooldown are ignored, so a monitor that fires once for every size does not ring you nine times. For a restock, 1 or 5 minutes keeps you quick without the stack. - **One item per alarm.** Nothing your monitor sends is shown on the alarm, so the alarm's name has to say what happened: "Size 10 back in stock", not "Monitor". - **Tap Test fire** to check your phone rings before the night you need it. - **Guard the link** like a password. If it leaks, tap **New URL** and the old one stops working. Anything alarms are private or shared with friends, never public. For the full pattern, with scripts and automation tools, see [how to get an alert when something happens online](https://lfg.gm/alert-when-something-happens-online) and [how to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm). ## Bring the group chat Drops are rarely a solo job. One person grabs the tickets, two more wait in other queues as a backup, and someone in another country is up at an odd hour to help. Share the alarm with friends and everyone who joined is rung in the same second. A friends alarm has two ways in: **Anyone with the link rides**, so you can drop the `lfg.gm/a/` link straight into the chat, or **I approve each one**. If you already have a group for these people, open it in **Settings** > **Friends** > **Groups** and tap **Create alarm with this group**. Pin the plan as a creator's note, which everyone sees when they open the alarm: "Queue opens 9:50. Floor or lower bowl only, max 4 each. Say in the chat the moment you are through." After it rings, the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows who tapped I'm up and how fast, so you know who is actually at a screen. See [group alarms](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) for more on shared alarms. ## How it rings on each phone and on a laptop - **Time alarms:** a real alarm on both phones. On iPhone it rings through silent mode and Focus. - **Post and anything alarms on Android:** a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. - **Post and anything alarms on iPhone:** a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch. Keep the ringer on the night of a drop. - **A laptop:** rings only while an lfg.gm tab is open and the laptop is awake and online, for up to ten minutes. Phone browsers never ring. See [alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). ## Three drops, start to finish **A concert on-sale at 10:00.** Maya wants tickets for a tour that has not been announced. Weeks out, she sets a post alarm on the artist's account: "announces tour dates or a ticket on-sale". It rings on a Tuesday night; the on-sale is Friday at 10:00 New York time. She makes a friends time alarm for 9:50, same moment for everyone, and adds Sam and Priya, who will queue on their own laptops as backups. Her note says which section to aim for and the ticket limit. **A sneaker release.** Theo knows the draw opens at a set time and the window is short. He sets a one-off time alarm for two minutes before it opens, with a loud sound, and a second post alarm on the brand's account for "announces a surprise restock or a second draw", in case pairs come back later. **A limited merch run.** A band posts that a small run of tour posters will drop "sometime this week". Jun's restock monitor already watches the store page, so he points it at an anything alarm called "Poster restock", with a 1 minute cooldown, shared with two friends who also want one. A post alarm on the band's merch account covers the case where they announce the time instead. ## Make it in the app **A post alarm for the announcement:** 1. On **Alarms**, tap **👀 Social**. 2. Pick **X**, type the account's handle (or paste a link to it) and tap **Next**. 3. Under **What should wake you?**, write the moment in your own words, for example "announces a ticket on-sale date". 4. Check that Rocco's one-line summary is right, choose who it is for, and tap **That's it**. **An anything alarm for your monitor:** 1. On **Alarms**, tap **🔮 Anything**. 2. Under **Cooldown**, pick **1m** or **5m** for a restock. 3. Choose private or friends and tap **Arm it**. 4. Copy the link from the card, paste it into your monitor's webhook setting, and tap **Test fire**. ## Common mistakes - Setting the alarm for the drop's minute. Ring 5 to 10 minutes early so you are signed in and waiting. - Reading the on-sale time as your own time. Check the time zone the brand or venue used. - Using one anything alarm for five products. Nothing the monitor sends is shown, so you will not know which one came back. - Leaving an iPhone on silent for a post or anything alarm. Those respect the silent switch; time alarms do not. - Expecting LFG Alarm to buy for you. It wakes a person; it never enters a draw, joins a queue or checks out. ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm watch store pages for restocks? No. Rocco watches accounts on X, Twitch and YouTube, token prices and wallets, but not shops. For store pages, use a restock or website change monitor that can call a web link, and point it at an anything alarm. ### Is this a ticket or sneaker bot? No. LFG Alarm only rings people. It never enters draws, holds a place in a queue or buys anything. In the US, a March 2025 executive order directs the FTC to enforce the BOTS Act, which bans software that gets around ticket purchase limits. ### Will it ring if my phone is on silent? A time alarm, yes, on both phones. A post or anything alarm rings full screen on Android even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone it is a time-sensitive alert that respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ### Can friends in other countries be on the same alarm? Yes. With **Same time zone for everyone**, one alarm rings everyone at the same moment, and each person sees the time in their own zone. ### Can I set a drop alarm from ChatGPT or Claude? Yes, through the [LFG Alarm connector](https://lfg.gm/agents). It can set the time alarm for the on-sale, a post alarm on the brand's X account, or an anything alarm and hand you its private link to paste into your monitor. ## Sources and further reading - [NBC News, Ticketmaster cancels public sale for Taylor Swift tour, citing high demand (November 2022)](https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/pop-culture-news/ticketmaster-cancels-public-sale-taylor-swift-tour-citing-high-demand-rcna57758) - [BrooklynVegan, Ticketmaster addresses "historically unprecedented demand" for Taylor Swift tickets](https://www.brooklynvegan.com/ticketmaster-addresses-historically-unprecedented-demand-for-taylor-swift-tix/) - [Sneaker News, Nike on bots in SNKRS draws (May 2023)](https://sneakernews.com/2023/05/03/nike-snkrs-bots/) - [SoleSavy, how the SNKRS app handles bots and draws](https://solesavy.com/nike-snkrs-app-bot-protection/) - [Federal Register, Executive Order 14254: Combating unfair practices in the live entertainment market (2025)](https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/04/03/2025-05906/combating-unfair-practices-in-the-live-entertainment-market) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) and [Anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) in the LFG Alarm wiki LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Ticketmaster, Nike, Zapier, Make or IFTTT. ## Keep exploring - [KST to your time: convert a Seoul drop and set the alarm](https://lfg.gm/kst-to-my-time.md): Convert any Seoul drop time to yours and ring the whole fan chat at once. - [How to get an alarm when someone posts on X](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts.md): Describe the post you are waiting for; Rocco rings you when it lands. - [How creators can catch a trend before it peaks](https://lfg.gm/creator-trend-alarms.md): Alarms that ring when the X accounts and the YouTube and Twitch channels you watch for trends post, upload or go live. - [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm.md): An anything alarm is a private link that rings you, and your friends, whenever something calls it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms.md): Once or repeating, together for a set moment or local for a routine, ringing with no signal needed. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Website change alerts: how to get an alarm when something happens online Builders · https://lfg.gm/alert-when-something-happens-online · Updated 2026-10-17 To get an alert when something happens online, you need two things: a tool that notices the change, and something loud enough to get you off the sofa or out of bed. LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone, Android and lfg.gm in a desktop browser, is the loud part. An anything alarm gives you a private link, and any tool that can call a URL (a website change monitor, an uptime monitor, Zapier, IFTTT, GitHub Actions, a cron script) rings your phone through it, and the phones of friends you shared it with. For posts on X and streams or videos on Twitch and YouTube, you need no tool at all: Rocco watches those accounts himself. ## Who notices, and who rings Most web monitoring tools are good at noticing and poor at getting your attention. They send an email, a push banner or a message in a channel you muted months ago. LFG Alarm does not check pages itself; it turns their signal into an alarm. | What you want to know | Tool that notices | How it rings LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | A web page changed (a slot opened, a price changed, a "sold out" label went away) | A website change monitor | Its webhook setting calls the alarm's link | | Your site stopped answering | An uptime monitor | A webhook alert contact | | Something happened in another app (an email from one sender, a form filled in, a row added) | Zapier, Make or IFTTT | A web request step at the end of the automation | | A build, deploy or scheduled job failed | GitHub Actions or your CI | A `curl` step that runs on failure | | Anything you can check with a few lines of code | A cron script | `curl -X POST` when the check passes | | An X account posts, a Twitch or YouTube channel goes live | Nothing extra | A [post alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) | ## How the link works 1. In the app, on **Alarms**, tap **🔮 Anything**. 2. Pick a **Cooldown**, choose private or friends, and tap **Arm it**. 3. Copy the link from the card. Send it an HTTP POST request and the alarm rings. ```bash curl -X POST https://example.com/lfg-webhook-link ``` Replace the placeholder with your own link. A few things to know before you wire it up: - **It has to be a POST.** Opening the link in a browser does nothing. Some tools send GET by default; switch them to POST. - **Nothing you send is shown.** No message, no page title, no payload. The alarm's name is what tells you what happened, so make one alarm per kind of event: "Visa page changed", "Site down", not "Alerts". - **The cooldown** is the time after a ring during which more calls are ignored: 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 minutes, 10 by default. A monitor stuck in a loop cannot ring you all night. - **Test fire** rings only your phone, so you can check the sound before you trust it. - **New URL** retires the old link at once. Treat the link like a password and change it if it ends up somewhere public. - **Switched off** answers that it is switched off; **deleted** answers "not found". Your script can tell the difference. Anything alarms are private or shared with friends you name, and never public, because only you know what sets them off. If you delete one, the friends on it lose it too: a copy would never ring, since the link belongs to you. The exact behaviour is on the [anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) wiki page. ## Recipes for common tools ### A website change monitor Many website change monitors can send a webhook when a page changes. Point the monitor at the part of the page you care about (an appointment table, a price, a stock label), paste the alarm's link as the webhook, and make sure it sends a POST. A 30 or 60 minute cooldown suits pages that might wobble back and forth. ### An uptime monitor Most uptime monitors, UptimeRobot among them, let you add a webhook as an alert contact. Add the alarm's link there, share the alarm with whoever should get up with you, and use a 10 minute cooldown so a flapping server rings once, not every check. ### Zapier, Make or IFTTT End the automation with a web request to the link: **Webhooks by Zapier** with a POST, Make's **HTTP** module with the POST method, or IFTTT's **Webhooks** service with **Make a web request**. Whatever the trigger is (an email from one sender, a new row in a sheet, a parcel marked delivered), the last step rings you. The app's **What's a webhook?** guide includes a prompt you can paste into any AI assistant to be walked through these step by step, without ever sharing your link. ### GitHub Actions Store the link as a repository secret and add a step that runs only when the job fails: ```yaml - name: Ring my phone if this failed if: failure() run: curl -X POST "$LFG_ALARM_URL" env: LFG_ALARM_URL: ${{ secrets.LFG_ALARM_URL }} ``` ### A cron script For pages with no monitor, a few lines of shell will do. This rings when a page stops saying "Registration closed": ```bash #!/bin/sh # check.sh if ! curl -s https://example.com/course | grep -q "Registration closed"; then curl -X POST "$LFG_ALARM_URL" fi ``` Run it every five minutes with cron, with the link set in `LFG_ALARM_URL`. Once the page changes, the script calls the link on every run, so pick a 60 minute cooldown and it rings at most once an hour until you stop it. ### A button on your phone A shortcut that sends a POST to the link (Shortcuts on iPhone can do this with **Get Contents of URL**) becomes a one-tap button that rings everyone on a friends alarm: "we're outside", "the stream's starting". ## No tool needed: X, Twitch and YouTube For a lot of "something happened online" moments, the place it happens is a social account. A post alarm skips the monitor entirely: - **On X,** Rocco reads each new post from an account and rings only for posts that mean what you wrote, such as "announces a launch date" or "says the beta is open". Meaning, not keywords, so a post that never uses your word still counts. - **On Twitch or YouTube,** pick **When they go live** or **When they post a video**. No X account is needed, only the handle. Post alarms can be private, friends or public, so a creator can post the link and let followers join. See [an alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts). ## Choosing a cooldown | Cooldown | Good for | |---|---| | 1 minute | A restock or a button you press yourself, where a second ring a few minutes later means something new | | 5 minutes | Busy monitors that might fire twice for one change | | 10 minutes (default) | Uptime checks and failed jobs | | 30 minutes | Pages that change a little all day | | 60 minutes | Cron scripts that keep calling until you fix the cause | ## How it rings - **Android:** a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. - **iPhone:** a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. - **A laptop:** rings only while an lfg.gm tab is open and the laptop is awake and online, for up to ten minutes. Phone browsers never ring. See [alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). Anything and post alarms need a connection, because the server notices the moment and tells your phone. ## LFG Alarm is not an on-call tool If a business depends on someone answering, use a real incident tool. In PagerDuty, an escalation policy pages the first person and, if nobody acknowledges before the timeout, moves on to the next level until someone does. incident.io sets who is paged at each level and how long to wait, from alerts or from Slack. Atlassian stopped selling Opsgenie in June 2025 and ends support in April 2027, moving its on-call features into Jira Service Management and Compass, so check that before you pick it. Google's SRE book suggests an on-call engineer should face at most two incidents in a 12-hour shift, which shows how much those tools care about paging only when it matters. LFG Alarm has no rotations, no escalation and no hand-off to a second person. What it does well is the rest of life: a side project, a two-person startup, a page you are waiting on, a group of friends who all want the same ring. It is one link, it rings loudly, and everyone you added hears it at the same moment. ## Three examples **A visa appointment page.** Lena has checked the same booking page every morning for three weeks. She points a website change monitor at the table of open slots and connects it to an anything alarm called "Visa slot open?", with a 30 minute cooldown. When a slot appears, her phone rings like an alarm instead of adding one more email. **A side project going down.** Ade and Kofi run a small app between them. Their uptime monitor calls a friends alarm called "Site down", 10 minute cooldown, both of them on it. When it rings, the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows who tapped I'm up first, which settles who is looking at it. **A course that opens without notice.** Mia's university opens extra seats with no announcement. A cron script on her laptop checks the course page every five minutes and calls an anything alarm when "Registration closed" disappears, with a 60 minute cooldown so it does not keep ringing while she signs up. ## Make it in the app **An anything alarm:** 1. On **Alarms**, tap **🔮 Anything**. 2. Under **Cooldown**, pick **1m**, **5m**, **10m**, **30m** or **1h**. 3. Choose private or friends, and tap **Arm it**. 4. On the card, tap **Copy**, paste the link into your tool, then tap **Test fire**. 5. Open the alarm in [the studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio) to give it a name that says what happened and a sound you will not sleep through. **A post alarm:** 1. On **Alarms**, tap **👀 Social**. 2. Pick **X**, **Twitch** or **YouTube**, type the handle or channel and tap **Next**. 3. On X, write what should wake you under **What should wake you?**. On Twitch or YouTube, tap **When they go live** or **When they post a video**. 4. Choose who it is for and tap **That's it**. ## Common mistakes - Sending a GET. The link only rings on a POST. - One alarm for everything. Nothing in the request is shown, so you will not know which monitor rang. - A 1 minute cooldown on a script that runs every minute. You will be rung every minute. - Pasting the link in a public repository or a shared doc. Use a secret, and tap **New URL** if it leaks. - Leaving an iPhone on silent. Anything and post alarms respect the silent switch there. ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm monitor websites itself? No. It rings when a tool that does calls its link. Rocco only watches X, Twitch and YouTube accounts, token prices and wallets himself. ### What can call the link? Anything that can send an HTTP POST: website change monitors, uptime monitors, Zapier, Make, IFTTT, GitHub Actions, a cron script, a phone shortcut. ### Can I put a message in the request? You can send one, but it is not shown. Name the alarm after the event instead, and make a separate alarm for each kind of event. ### Can a stranger ring my phone? No, only someone who has the link can. Keep it private and change it with **New URL** if it leaks. ### Can I share it with my team? Yes, with friends you name. Anything alarms are never public. ### Can my AI assistant make one? Yes. Through the [LFG Alarm connector](https://lfg.gm/agents), your AI agent can make an anything alarm, private or for friends, and give you its link, and it can make post alarms for X, Twitch and YouTube too. ## Sources and further reading - [PagerDuty, Escalation policies](https://support.pagerduty.com/docs/escalation-policies) and [Incidents](https://support.pagerduty.com/docs/incidents) - [incident.io, Escalating](https://docs.incident.io/incidents/escalating) - [Atlassian, Opsgenie end of sale and support](https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/opsgenie) - [Google, Site Reliability Engineering, chapter 11: Being On-Call](https://sre.google/sre-book/being-on-call/) - [Anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) and [Post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) in the LFG Alarm wiki - [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with PagerDuty, incident.io, Atlassian, Zapier, Make, IFTTT, GitHub, UptimeRobot or Apple. ## Keep exploring - [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm.md): An anything alarm is a private link that rings you, and your friends, whenever something calls it. - [Anything alarms (webhooks)](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms.md): A private link that rings your alarm whenever a script, a bot or an app calls it. - [How to get an alarm when someone posts on X](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts.md): Describe the post you are waiting for; Rocco rings you when it lands. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Memecoin alerts for the tokens, traders and wallets you name Crypto and markets · https://lfg.gm/memecoin-alerts · Updated 2026-10-17 Memecoin alerts are useful when they ring for the coins, traders and wallets you actually care about, not for every new token that launches. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, Android and lfg.gm in a desktop browser that does exactly that: paste a contract address and it rings at a price, a percent move or a multiple such as 5x; type a FOMO trader's or GMGN KOL's handle and it rings when they trade over your floor; paste a wallet, such as a dev's, and it rings when that wallet buys or sells big. It does not alert on every new token launch, it never trades, and you never connect a wallet. ## What LFG Alarm rings for, and what it does not | You name | It rings when | Set it with | |---|---|---| | A token, by contract address | It reaches your price, drops by a percent, or does a multiple from now | A [price alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) | | A FOMO trader, by @handle | They buy over your floor, sell anything, or post a thesis | A [trades alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) | | A GMGN KOL, by @handle | They buy or sell over your floor | A trades alarm | | A wallet address | It buys or sells over your floor | A trades alarm | | An X account, such as a project's or a dev's | It posts something that means what you wrote, for example a contract address | A [post alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) | What it does not do: scan every new launch, rank tokens, score rugs or tell you what to buy. If you want a feed of every new pair, that is a job for a screener or a launch tracker. LFG Alarm is for the moment after you have picked something, when you need to stop staring at it. ## Paste a contract address for a price alarm A contract address is the most exact way to name a memecoin, because tickers repeat. Several tokens can share a name; only one has your address. 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. 2. Under **Search**, paste the contract address and tap **Find it**. If several coins come up, pick the one with your address. 3. Under **The move**, tap a multiple (**2x**, **3x**, **5x**, **10x**, **100x**, **1000x**), a drop (**-5%**, **-10%**, **-20%**, **-50%**, or **nuke** for -99%), or type a price under **Or a specific price**. 4. Choose who it is for and tap **Arm it**. Three rules decide what you get: - **Multiples and percents are measured from the live price when you arm it,** not from your entry. If you bought at $0.0002 and it is already at $0.0003, a -50% alarm rings at $0.00015, below your entry. - **A specific price means "when it goes above".** For "if it falls under", use a percent drop. - **One move per alarm.** For a target and a floor on the same bag, make two alarms: say 5x and -50%. ### Thinking in market cap The trenches talk in market cap, not price, and the price field shows both, right now. As long as the token's supply stays the same, they move together, so the maths is a ratio. A token at a $250k market cap and a price of $0.00025 reaches $1M when the price is four times higher: type $0.001. A target that matches a chip (2x, 3x, 5x, 10x) needs no maths at all. ## Follow a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL by handle Most people do not want every trader's every trade. They want the two or three people whose moves would get them out of bed. On **📈 Onchain**, type the **@handle**. A FOMO trader is found first, then a GMGN KOL. Or tap **Show me the top traders** to browse the top 100 on FOMO this week and the KOLs trading now on GMGN. Check the card, pick **Buys**, **Sells** or, for a FOMO trader, **Thesis**, then pick the floor. ## Paste a wallet Paste any public wallet address and Rocco asks whether to ring when it buys or sells. Wallets on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain can be watched. Nothing is connected and nothing is signed: Rocco reads public trades only. ## The floors | Watching | Floors | Default | |---|---|---| | A wallet you pasted | Over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k, buys or sells | $5k | | A FOMO trader | Buys over $5k, $10k or $25k; sells always ring | $10k | | A GMGN KOL | Over $100, $500 or $1k, buys or sells | $500 | After a trades alarm rings, it stays quiet for 15 minutes, so a trader splitting one exit into six sells is one ring, not six. ## New token launches: what you can and cannot catch LFG Alarm does not ring when a token is created. There is no "every new Solana launch" alarm, on purpose: it would be the same firehose you are trying to get away from. What it can catch is the launch you are waiting for: - **The contract address being posted.** If a project or a dev you follow will post the CA on X, set a post alarm on that account and tap the **When the CA drops** example under **What should wake you?**. Rocco reads each post for what it means, not for a keyword. When it rings, you have the address for a price alarm. - **A trader you follow buying something.** A trades alarm on a KOL rings when they buy over your floor, whatever the token. - **A big trade on the tape.** Discover has a live strip of big trades by well-known traders; tap one to make an alarm on that trader or token. ## Three nights in the trenches **The bag you want to sleep on.** It is 1:40am. Noor bought a Solana memecoin at about a $300k market cap and has watched the chart for two hours. She pastes the contract address and arms two alarms: 3x, and -50%. She picks a calm chime for the target and a siren for the drop, puts the laptop away and goes to bed. Neither rings. She checks the chart over breakfast instead of all night. **The dev wallet.** Kai is in a token whose deployer wallet still holds a chunk of the supply. He pastes that wallet, picks **Sells** over $1k, the lowest floor, and shares it with the four friends who are in it with him, as a friends alarm. On Saturday afternoon all five phones ring at once. What they do next is up to each of them, but nobody hears about it from a screenshot an hour later. **The KOL you trust.** Ellie follows one GMGN KOL who usually buys in $200 clips. She sets **Buys** over $500 so the test clips stay quiet and only a buy bigger than usual rings. It rings twice in a week. Both times she looks at the token herself before doing anything. ## Bring the group chat Every trench chat has the friend who sees everything first and the friends who hear about it late. Share the alarm and everyone who joined is rung at the same moment. - A price alarm, a FOMO trader alarm or a GMGN KOL alarm can be private, friends or public. Public alarms can be found and joined from Discover. - A pasted wallet can only be private or shared with friends, never public, because a public "watch this wallet" would expose someone's holdings. - For a friends alarm, choose **Anyone with the link rides** and drop the `lfg.gm/a/` link in the chat, or **I approve each one**. See [group alarms](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ## How it rings - **Android:** a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. - **iPhone:** a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. - **A laptop:** rings while an lfg.gm tab is open and the laptop is awake and online, for up to ten minutes; answer on either and the other stops. Phone browsers never ring. See [crypto alarms on your phone and laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop). ## Make it in the app **A price alarm on a contract address:** 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. 2. Paste the contract address under **Search** and tap **Find it**. 3. Pick a multiple, a drop, or type a price. 4. Choose who it is for and tap **Arm it**. **A trader, KOL or wallet alarm:** 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. 2. Type the **@handle**, paste the wallet, or tap **Show me the top traders**. 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or **Thesis**, then the floor, and tap **Next**. 4. Check that Rocco's summary is right, choose who it is for, and tap **That's it**. **A post alarm for a contract address:** 1. On **Alarms**, tap **👀 Social**, pick **X** and type the account's handle. 2. Tap **When the CA drops**, or write your own rule. 3. Choose who it is for and tap **That's it**. ## Common mistakes - Expecting an alert for every launch. LFG Alarm rings for what you name. - Searching by ticker. Paste the contract address so you get the right token. - Setting -50% after the price has already moved, and expecting it to mean -50% from your entry. It is measured from the moment you arm it. - Following ten traders at once. Pick the few you would actually get up for. - Leaving an iPhone on silent overnight. Price and trades alarms respect the silent switch there. ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm alert on new token launches? No. It rings for tokens, traders and wallets you name. To catch one launch you are waiting for, set a post alarm on the account that will post the contract address. ### Can I paste a contract address? Yes. Paste it under **Search** on **📈 Onchain** and tap **Find it**, then pick a price, a percent drop or a multiple. ### Do I connect my wallet? No. You never connect a wallet or sign anything. A pasted wallet is only read, from public trades. ### Can it buy or sell for me? No. LFG Alarm only rings. Trade in your own wallet or app. ### Is this financial advice? No. LFG Alarm tells you something happened. What you do about it is up to you. ### Can my AI assistant set a memecoin alarm? Yes, a price alarm. Through the [LFG Alarm connector](https://lfg.gm/agents), your AI agent can set a target price or a percent move on a token, named by its name or symbol, and a post alarm on the X account that will post the contract address. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. ## Sources and further reading - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms), [Trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) and [Post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) in the LFG Alarm wiki - [FOMO trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm) and [KOL and smart money tracking](https://lfg.gm/kol-and-smart-money-tracking) - [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm) and [Crypto alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO or GMGN. Nothing on this page is financial advice. ## Keep exploring - [How to set a crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm.md): Set your number once instead of checking the chart all day. - [How to get woken when a Solana wallet makes a big buy](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm.md): Get woken for the big buy, not the 214 small ones. - [The onchain alarm clock: price, wallet and trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/onchain-alarm-clock.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms for people who watch markets. - [Crypto alarms that ring on your phone and your laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms that ring in your lfg.gm tab at your desk and on your phone when you step away. - [How to make FOMO alerts louder](https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts.md): Turn a FOMO trader’s buy, sell or thesis into an alarm on your phone and laptop, and do the same for GMGN, any wallet or any X account. - [How to get an alarm when a FOMO trader buys or sells](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm.md): Every trade on FOMO is public. Type a trader’s handle and get rung when they buy big or sell, then go look at the chart. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents · Updated 2026-10-17 LFG Alarm has an MCP server, so your AI agent can set alarms for you: add the address `https://mcp.lfg.gm` to ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw or another AI app, sign in once with your LFG Alarm account, and ask in plain words. The alarms ring on your phone through the LFG Alarm app. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## How it works 1. **Get the LFG Alarm app** on your phone from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. It is what rings. 2. **Add the connector** in your AI app, with this address: ```text https://mcp.lfg.gm ``` 3. **Sign in** on lfg.gm with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. No keys to copy. 4. **Ask.** "Wake me at 7 on weekdays." "Make a Sunday run alarm and add my friends." Your AI agent makes the alarm in your account. ## Pick your AI app Each AI app adds connectors in a different place. Find yours below; its page has the exact steps. | AI app | Where you add it | Notes | |---|---|---| | [Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude) | Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector | Tested end to end. Claude Code too | | [ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt) | Plugins > + > Add custom MCP server | Added on the web. Codex too | | [Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok) | Connectors > New Connector > Custom | Added on grok.com | | [Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini) | Settings > Connected Apps > Add a custom app | US, personal Google accounts | | [Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity) | Account settings > Connectors > + Custom connector | Not on every account yet | | [Mistral Vibe](https://lfg.gm/agents/mistral) | Connectors > + Add Connector > Custom MCP Connector | Formerly Le Chat | | [OpenClaw](https://lfg.gm/agents/openclaw) | Settings > MCP, a terminal, or just ask it | Works from WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage | | [Hermes Agent](https://lfg.gm/agents/hermes-agent) | `hermes mcp add` | Works from any chat app it is in | | [Cursor](https://lfg.gm/agents/cursor) | `mcp.json` | For developers | | [VS Code](https://lfg.gm/agents/vs-code) | MCP: Add Server | With GitHub Copilot | | [Manus](https://lfg.gm/agents/manus) | Custom MCP, with a personal key | Key from Settings | | [Claude Code and Copilot in CI](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude-code-ci) | A header with a personal key | Phone alarm when a long job finishes | | [OpenAI API and Agents SDK](https://lfg.gm/agents/openai-api) | The MCP tool, with a personal key | For developers | | [ElevenLabs](https://lfg.gm/agents/elevenlabs) | MCP server, with a personal key | Voice agents | | [Retell](https://lfg.gm/agents/retell) | MCP, with a header | Voice agents; each caller can use their own key | | [Vapi](https://lfg.gm/agents/vapi) | MCP through the API, with a header | Voice agents | | [Instinct](https://lfg.gm/agents/instinct) | Send it the docs and the server address | Works by text or a call | Any other AI app that can add a remote MCP server with sign-in works the same way: add `https://mcp.lfg.gm` and sign in. **An app that asks for a key instead of a sign-in?** Make a personal key in LFG Alarm: Settings > Connected AI apps > **Make a key**. Copy it when it is shown (it is shown once), and give the app `https://mcp.lfg.gm` with the header `Authorization: Bearer lfg_pat_...`. A key acts as you, so keep it out of any agent other people use. **Disconnect** beside the key stops it at once. Building an agent? LFG Alarm also has an [agent skill](https://lfg.gm/.well-known/agent-skills/lfg-alarm/SKILL.md): when to use it, the tools, and how to handle a request well. ## What your AI agent can do - Set a time alarm, one-off or repeating, with a name, a drawn wallpaper and who can join (just you, friends or public). A shared one can ring everyone at the same moment or each person at their own local time. - Set a price alarm: a token's target price or a percent move. Your AI agent looks the token up first. - Set a post alarm: an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live or posting a video. - Set an event alarm from a Luma or Partiful link, rung at the start or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. - Set an anything alarm: a private link any system can ring, from a smart home to a shop sale alert, Zapier or IFTTT. Private or friends, never public. - Add your LFG Alarm friends by username, a whole friend group by name, or anyone by email. It shows you who it would add, and nothing is sent until you say yes. - List your alarms and when they ring next, and list your friends. - Change an alarm's name, wallpaper, who can join or the people on it; turn it on or off; or delete it. - See who asked to join one of your friends alarms, and let them in or not. - Give you your own invite link to LFG Alarm, with a message ready to send. - Add your own picture, video, song or voice: through a one-time upload link, from a public link, or handed over directly by an AI app that makes its own media. It can pick a sound or a look from LFG Alarm's library by mood, or put one of your uploads on an alarm. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Full details: [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to wake me at 7:00 every weekday, call it "Get up", and write GET UP on the wallpaper. Then tell me when it goes off next. Why it works: Once LFG Alarm is connected, this sets a real alarm on your phone and tells you when it rings next, so you know it worked. ## What you get back Every time your AI agent makes or changes an alarm, it hands back what you need to share it: - **The alarm's link,** `lfg.gm/a/`. It opens the alarm on lfg.gm, and in the app for anyone who has it. - **A share picture:** the same card the app makes, with the alarm's look and a QR code to the link. Most chats show it straight away; where one does not, the picture's own link opens it to save and send. - **A message ready to send,** so you can say "text this to the group" or "email the link and the picture to my running friends" and your agent does it with the email or messaging it already has. Friends you added by username or group get a notification in the app as well. A private alarm comes back with its link only, since it is just for you. ## Why an alarm from your AI agent Your AI agent can message you, email you, sometimes even call you, but on its own it can't put a real alarm on your phone. With LFG Alarm it can, on your phone and on your friends', family's or community's phones, for a time or for almost anything that happens online. Messages and reminders, from your agent and every other app, mostly get muted or swiped away. An LFG Alarm rings out loud like an alarm clock, which is hard to miss. It can ring your friends too, at the same moment, and the wake board in the app shows who got up and when. See [social life with AI agents](https://lfg.gm/social-life-with-ai-agents). ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm see my chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what your AI agent sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ### Is there a file for AI agents to read? Yes. [llms.txt](https://lfg.gm/llms.txt) lists every page on lfg.gm as plain Markdown, and [llms-full.txt](https://lfg.gm/llms-full.txt) has them all in one file. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [How to send an alarm to someone else's phone](https://lfg.gm/send-an-alarm-to-someones-phone) ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe](https://lfg.gm/agents/mistral.md): Add LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat) as a custom MCP connector and ask Vibe to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT, add it as a custom MCP server: on chatgpt.com open **Plugins**, click **+**, choose **Add custom MCP server**, paste `https://mcp.lfg.gm` and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Then, in the same chat where ChatGPT helps you plan a trip, a study week or a party, ask it to set the alarms, and they ring on your phone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let ChatGPT use your account. ## Connect it 1. On [chatgpt.com](https://chatgpt.com) in a browser (adding one is web only), open **Plugins**. 2. Click **+**, then **Add custom MCP server**. 3. Fill in **Name**: `LFG Alarm`. The icon and description are optional. 4. Under **Connection**, keep **Server URL** selected and paste `https://mcp.lfg.gm`. Leave **Authentication** on **OAuth**; you do not need **Advanced OAuth settings**. 5. Tick **I understand and want to continue**, click **Create as a plugin**, then install it. ![ChatGPT's Add custom MCP server form](https://lfg.gm/agents/shots/chatgpt-add-mcp-server.jpg) 6. A window opens on lfg.gm: sign in with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. These steps follow ChatGPT's own help pages. Menus move; if a label is different, look for where ChatGPT lets you add a custom MCP server or connector. ## Codex Codex (the CLI, the IDE extension and the ChatGPT desktop app's Codex) shares one config. In a terminal: ```bash codex mcp add lfg-alarm --url https://mcp.lfg.gm codex mcp login lfg-alarm ``` The second command opens lfg.gm to sign in. ## Use it in a chat In a chat, type **@** and pick LFG Alarm, or choose it from the **+** menu. Then ask. ChatGPT asks you to confirm before it makes or changes anything. The natural place is the end of a plan you already made with ChatGPT: a revision timetable, a packing list for an early flight, a group dinner. A reminder is one more notification among the many people mute; an alarm rings out loud. Ask ChatGPT to turn the times in the plan into alarms, and to add the friends who are in on it by their LFG Alarm usernames. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set alarms for my exam week: 6:30 on Monday to Friday called "Revise", and a one-off for 7:00 on the exam day, this Thursday, called "Exam". Then tell me when each one goes off. Why it works: Two alarms in one request, one repeating and one one-off, and ChatGPT tells you when each goes off, so you can check both. More ideas: "Wake me at 7:00 every weekday and call it Get up", "Make a friends alarm for this Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **No Plugins, or no Add custom MCP server.** OpenAI documents custom MCP servers for Business, Enterprise and Edu, where an admin must allow **Create plugins with MCPs**. Other plans may differ or may not have it yet. Older versions had it under **Settings** > **Apps** with **Developer mode** turned on. - **It can read but not make alarms.** Some ChatGPT plans only allow read actions from custom servers. Listing alarms will work there, setting them will not. - **It stops working after a while.** Remove the plugin and add it again to sign in fresh. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in ChatGPT's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Can I add it from the ChatGPT phone app? No. OpenAI says custom MCP servers are added on the web, at chatgpt.com in a browser. ### Does it work with Codex? Yes. Add it with the two `codex mcp` commands above, and ask Codex for an alarm when a long task should be finished. ### Can ChatGPT read my alarms back to me? Yes. Ask "what alarms do I have tomorrow?" and it lists them, with the time each one goes off and its link. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what ChatGPT sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [OpenAI Help: Custom MCP servers in ChatGPT](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/12584461) - [OpenAI Help: Developer mode and apps](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/11487775) - [OpenAI docs: Connect to ChatGPT](https://developers.openai.com/plugins/deploy/connect-chatgpt) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with ChatGPT. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe](https://lfg.gm/agents/mistral.md): Add LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat) as a custom MCP connector and ask Vibe to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Claude AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/claude · Updated 2026-10-17 To connect LFG Alarm to Claude, add a custom connector with the address `https://mcp.lfg.gm`, choose to sign in now, and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Then, in the middle of planning a trip or a week in Claude, ask it to set the alarms too, and they ring on your phone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let Claude use your account. ## Connect it 1. On [claude.ai](https://claude.ai) or in the Claude desktop app, open **Settings** > **Connectors**. (Some versions put it under **Customize** > **Connectors**.) 2. Click **Add custom connector** (or **+ Add**, then **Add custom connector**). 3. In the **Name** box type `LFG Alarm`, and in **MCP server URL** paste: `https://mcp.lfg.gm`. Click **Continue**. ![Claude's Add custom connector window, filled in for LFG Alarm](https://lfg.gm/agents/shots/claude-add-connector.jpg) 4. Under **Authentication**, choose **Sign in now**. For the OAuth client, choose **Register automatically**. 5. Click **Add**, then **Connect**. A window opens on lfg.gm: sign in with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. We have tested this one end to end: Claude finds the sign-in on its own and LFG Alarm's tools show up straight after. Menus move; if a label is different, look for custom connectors in Claude's settings. ## Claude Code In a terminal: ```bash claude mcp add --transport http --scope user lfg-alarm https://mcp.lfg.gm ``` Then run `/mcp` in Claude Code and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. If you already added LFG Alarm on claude.ai and sign in to Claude Code with the same account, it is there already. ## Use it in a chat In a chat, click **+**, then **Connectors**, and make sure LFG Alarm is on. Then ask. Claude shows each action before it runs it, so you see the time and the people before anything is made. It works best where you already plan with Claude, and an alarm is the right ending for a plan: most people mute a pile of notifications every day, but an alarm rings out loud and is hard to miss. Paste a flight confirmation and ask for an alarm three hours before take-off. Ask Claude to draft a week of training and set the 6:00am runs as one repeating alarm. In a Project you use for a club or a trip, keep LFG Alarm on and ask Claude to add the friends who are coming. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to wake me at 7:00 every weekday, call it "Get up", and write GET UP on the wallpaper. Then tell me when it goes off next. Why it works: A time, a repeat, a name and a wallpaper, and Claude tells you what it set, so you know the connection works. More ideas: "My flight leaves Friday at 10:40 from Gatwick. Set a one-off alarm for 6:30 that morning called Airport", "Make a friends alarm for this Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **Connecting fails.** Check that you chose **Register automatically**, not Claude's published identity. - **You cannot add a connector.** On Claude's Free plan you can have one custom connector; remove another to add LFG Alarm. On Team and Enterprise, an Owner adds it for everyone and you click **Connect**. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in Claude's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Does it work in the Claude phone app? Yes. Add it on the web or desktop and it follows your account to the phone apps, so you can ask for an alarm from your phone and it rings on the same phone. ### Can Claude Code set alarms while it works? Yes. With LFG Alarm added in Claude Code, ask it to set a one-off alarm for when a long job should be done, and your phone rings even if you walked away from the laptop. ### Can Claude set an alarm from a document I paste? Yes. Paste an itinerary or a schedule and ask for alarms at the times in it; Claude reads the times and sets time alarms. If the document has a Luma or Partiful event link, Claude can set an event alarm from the link instead, so it rings before the event starts. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what Claude sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Claude Help: Get started with custom connectors using remote MCP](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11175166-get-started-with-custom-connectors-using-remote-MCP) - [Claude docs: Remote MCP custom connectors](https://claude.com/docs/connectors/custom/remote-mcp) - [Claude Code docs: MCP](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Claude. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe](https://lfg.gm/agents/mistral.md): Add LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat) as a custom MCP connector and ask Vibe to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Grok AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/grok · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Grok, add a custom connector: on grok.com open **Connectors**, click **New Connector**, choose **Custom**, paste `https://mcp.lfg.gm` and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Then ask Grok for the alarms around what you follow on X, like a Space at 9:00pm Eastern or a launch at noon UTC, and they ring on your phone, and your friends' phones if you share them. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let Grok use your account. ## Connect it 1. On [grok.com](https://grok.com) in a browser, go to **Connectors** ([grok.com/connectors](https://grok.com/connectors)). 2. Click **New Connector**, then **Custom**. 3. In **Name** type `LFG Alarm`, and in **Server URL** paste `https://mcp.lfg.gm`. Click **Add Connector**. ![Grok's Custom Connector form](https://lfg.gm/agents/shots/grok-custom-connector.jpg) 4. Sign in on lfg.gm with your LFG Alarm account when it asks, and tap **Allow**. These steps follow Grok's own help pages. Menus move; if a label is different, look for where Grok lets you add a custom MCP server or connector. ## Use it in a chat Just ask. Grok uses LFG Alarm on its own when your request is about alarms; there is no switch per chat. Grok users often live on X, so the common ask is a time: a Space that starts at 9:00pm Eastern, a launch announced for noon UTC. Give Grok the time and the time zone as the post says it, and ask for a friends alarm that rings everyone at the same moment. A notification about a Space is easy to scroll past; an alarm rings out loud. Grok can also set a post alarm, which rings when an X account posts about what you describe, instead of at a time. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for this Friday at 9:00pm New York time called "Space starts", make it a friends alarm that rings everyone at the same time, and give me the link. Why it works: A moment in a named time zone, ringing everyone together, with a link to post for the people who should be there. More ideas: "Wake me at 7:00 every weekday and call it Get up", "Make a friends alarm for this Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **No Connectors page, or no Custom option.** xAI says connectors are for all Grok users, but some guides say custom ones need SuperGrok or X Premium+. - **It says connected but has no tools.** Remove the connector and add it again, and make sure you finished the sign-in. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in Grok's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Does it work in the Grok or X app? Add it on grok.com. Whether it then works in the phone apps is not confirmed yet. ### Can Grok set an alarm for when an account posts? Yes. Ask for an alarm when an X account posts about something, in your own words ("when this account posts a launch date"); Rocco, the cat in LFG Alarm, reads each new post and rings your phone when one matches. It also works for a Twitch or YouTube channel going live. See [Post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms). ### Will people in other countries ring at the right time? Yes. A shared time alarm rings everyone at the same moment by default, and each person sees that moment in their own time zone. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what Grok sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [xAI docs: Grok connectors](https://docs.x.ai/grok/connectors) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Grok. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe](https://lfg.gm/agents/mistral.md): Add LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat) as a custom MCP connector and ask Vibe to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Gemini, add it as a custom app: on gemini.google.com open **Settings** > **Connected Apps**, click **Add a custom app**, paste `https://mcp.lfg.gm` and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Custom apps are tied to your Google account, so it works on personal Google accounts (not work or school ones), and then follows that account to the Gemini phone app. Ask Gemini to set alarms and they ring on your phone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let Gemini use your account. ## Connect it 1. On a computer, go to [gemini.google.com](https://gemini.google.com). Custom apps are added on the web; once added they work in the Gemini phone app too. 2. Click **Settings**, then **Connected Apps**. If you do not see it, click **Personal Intelligence**, then **Connected Apps**. 3. Under **Custom apps**, click **Add a custom app**. A window called **Connect to an MCP server** opens. 4. In **MCP Server URL**, paste: `https://mcp.lfg.gm`. Leave **Additional settings** (Client ID and Client secret) empty; LFG Alarm does not need them. 5. Click **Next**. A window opens on lfg.gm: sign in with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. ![Gemini's Connect to an MCP server window](https://lfg.gm/agents/shots/gemini-custom-app.jpg) These steps follow Gemini's own help pages. Menus move; if a label is different, look for where Gemini lets you add a custom MCP server or connector. ## Use it in a chat In any chat, type `@` and pick LFG Alarm, then ask. Gemini asks you to confirm before it makes or changes an alarm. If you already ask Gemini about your day, LFG Alarm is the part that wakes you for it. Ask for an alarm before the first thing on tomorrow's plan, or a repeating one for the school run. Gemini makes it with your LFG Alarm account, not your Google one, and the alarm rings through the LFG Alarm app, not Google Clock. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 6:15 tomorrow called "School run", and a repeating one for 7:30 on Monday to Friday called "Out the door". Then tell me when each one goes off. Why it works: A one-off and a repeating alarm, each with a name, and Gemini tells you when both go off. More ideas: "Wake me at 7:00 every weekday and call it Get up", "Make a friends alarm for this Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **No Connected Apps or custom apps option.** Google says custom apps need a personal Google account (not work or school), age 18 or over, the US, English, and Keep Activity turned on. Some Google pages tie it to the Google AI Pro or Ultra plans. - **It stopped working.** Check Keep Activity is still on; custom apps stop when it is off. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in Gemini's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Which Google accounts can add it? Google says custom apps need a personal Google account, age 18 or over, the US, English, and Keep Activity on. Work and school accounts cannot add them. ### Does it work on my phone? Yes, once you have added it on the web. It follows your Google account to the Gemini app on Android and iPhone. ### Does it use my Google sign-in for LFG Alarm? No. You sign in to LFG Alarm separately, on lfg.gm, and Gemini uses that account. Your LFG Alarm account can itself use Google sign-in. ### Does it replace Google Clock? No. Google Clock alarms stay as they are. LFG Alarm alarms ring through the LFG Alarm app, and can ring your friends too. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what Gemini sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Gemini Apps Help: Connect and manage custom apps](https://support.google.com/gemini/answer/17209137?hl=en) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Gemini. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe](https://lfg.gm/agents/mistral.md): Add LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat) as a custom MCP connector and ask Vibe to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity · Updated 2026-10-18 Perplexity's help pages describe custom remote connectors for paid plans, but when we checked a Perplexity account, there was no option to add one, so LFG Alarm may not be addable there yet. If your Perplexity shows **+ Custom connector**, the steps are below; if not, use LFG Alarm from [Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude), [ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt) or [another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents). LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let Perplexity use your account. ## Connect it 1. On perplexity.ai or in the Perplexity desktop app, open your **Account settings** and go to **Connectors**. (Newer versions call this **Plugins**, with an **Add custom** button.) 2. Click **+ Custom connector** and choose **Remote**. 3. Fill in **Name**: `LFG Alarm`, and **MCP server URL**: `https://mcp.lfg.gm`. Set **Authentication** to **OAuth**. Leave **Advanced** alone. 4. Click **Add**, then click the new LFG Alarm card and sign in on lfg.gm with your LFG Alarm account. Tap **Allow**. These steps follow Perplexity's own help pages. The Perplexity account we checked had no custom connector option at all; if yours does not either, Perplexity cannot add LFG Alarm yet. ## Use it in a chat In a thread, click **+**, then tick LFG Alarm under **Connectors and sources**, and ask. Perplexity is where people look things up, so the useful asks start from a fact it found: the time a match kicks off, when a store opens, when a launch was announced for. Ask Perplexity to find the time, then to set the alarm for it in your time zone. An alarm rings out loud, so you do not miss it under the day's notifications. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Find when the next Champions League final kicks off, then use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm 30 minutes before it, in my time zone, called "Kickoff". Then tell me when it goes off. Why it works: Perplexity looks the time up first, and its answer shows whether it got your time zone right. More ideas: "Wake me at 7:00 every weekday and call it Get up", "Make a friends alarm for this Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **No custom connector option.** Perplexity says custom connectors need a paid plan (Pro, Max or Enterprise), and on Enterprise an admin has to allow them. Some accounts do not have the option at all yet. - **Sign-in does not stick.** Remove the connector and add it again. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in Perplexity's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Can I use LFG Alarm from Perplexity today? Only if your account shows **+ Custom connector**. If not, use [Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude), [ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt) or [another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) for now. ### Does it work in the Perplexity phone app? Add it on the web or desktop. Perplexity's phone apps may only show its built-in connectors. ### Can it set an alarm for a time it looked up? Yes. Ask it to find the time first, then to set the alarm, and check that the time it tells you back is in your time zone. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what Perplexity sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Perplexity Help Center: Adding custom remote connectors](https://www.perplexity.ai/help-center/en/articles/13915507-adding-custom-remote-connectors) - [Perplexity Help Center: Local and remote MCPs](https://www.perplexity.ai/help-center/en/articles/11502712-local-and-remote-mcps-for-perplexity) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Perplexity. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe](https://lfg.gm/agents/mistral.md): Add LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat) as a custom MCP connector and ask Vibe to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/mistral · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Mistral Vibe (the app that was called Le Chat), add a custom MCP connector with the address `https://mcp.lfg.gm` and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Then ask Vibe to set alarms, in English, French or any language you write to it in, and they ring on your phone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let Mistral Vibe use your account. ## Connect it 1. In Mistral Vibe on the web, open the **Connectors** page. 2. Click **+ Add Connector** and switch to the **Custom MCP Connector** tab. 3. Enter **Connector name**: `lfgalarm` (no spaces), and **Server URL**: `https://mcp.lfg.gm`. 4. Click **Connect**, then sign in on lfg.gm with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. 5. Optional: under **My Connectors**, open LFG Alarm's **Functions** tab to choose which actions run without asking. These steps follow Mistral Vibe's own help pages. Menus move; if a label is different, look for where Mistral Vibe lets you add a custom MCP server or connector. ## Use it in a chat Ask in any chat. Vibe asks before it uses an action that makes or changes something, unless you set it to always allow under the connector's **Functions** tab. Ask in the language you think in, and the alarm rings out loud on your phone instead of arriving as one more notification: "Réveille-moi à 6h30 du lundi au vendredi" works the same as the English. Give the time zone if you are planning for somewhere else, for a train in Paris while you are still in London. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to wake me at 6:30 Monday to Friday, call it "Train", and write EN ROUTE on the wallpaper. Then tell me when it goes off next. Why it works: A time, a repeat, a name and a wallpaper, and it tells you what it set, so you know the connection works. More ideas: "Crée une alarme entre amis pour ce samedi à 9h appelée Golf et ajoute mes amis [username] et [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **No Add Connector button.** On Team and Enterprise plans an admin adds connectors for everyone. On Free, Pro and Student, the account owner is the admin. - **The connector name is refused.** Use letters only, with no spaces or special characters. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in Mistral Vibe's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Is it the same as Le Chat? Yes. Mistral renamed Le Chat to Vibe in May 2026. ### Can I ask in French? Yes. Ask in any language Vibe understands; the alarm is the same. ### Can I stop it asking before each action? Yes. Under **My Connectors**, open LFG Alarm's **Functions** tab and choose which actions run without asking. Mistral's custom connectors are in beta. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what Mistral Vibe sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Mistral docs: MCP connectors](https://docs.mistral.ai/vibe/work/connectors/mcp-connectors) - [Mistral: Le Chat MCP connectors](https://mistral.ai/news/le-chat-mcp-connectors-memories/) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Mistral Vibe. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to OpenClaw AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/openclaw · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to OpenClaw, add it in **Settings** > **MCP** (or run `openclaw mcp add lfg --url https://mcp.lfg.gm --transport streamable-http`), then sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Then text your OpenClaw in WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage or wherever it lives, "wake me at 6:30 tomorrow", and the alarm rings on your phone through the LFG Alarm app, even if the chat is muted. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let OpenClaw use your account. ## Connect it **The quick way: ask it.** If your OpenClaw can run commands, paste this into a chat with it: ```text Add the LFG Alarm MCP server: run openclaw mcp add lfg --url https://mcp.lfg.gm --transport streamable-http, then openclaw mcp login lfg, and send me the sign-in link. ``` Open the link, sign in on lfg.gm with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. **In the Control UI:** 1. Open **Settings** > **MCP** > **Configured servers** and click **Add server**. 2. Choose **Streamable HTTP**, paste `https://mcp.lfg.gm` and click **Add server**. 3. Back in **Settings** > **MCP**, click **Sign in** and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. **In a terminal:** ```bash openclaw mcp add lfg --url https://mcp.lfg.gm --transport streamable-http openclaw mcp login lfg openclaw mcp doctor lfg --probe ``` These steps follow OpenClaw's own docs. Asking OpenClaw to run the commands works when it is allowed to run commands on its machine; you always do the sign-in yourself. ## Use it in a chat Ask from any chat app your OpenClaw is in, the way you already message it. The alarm rings on your phone through the LFG Alarm app, not in the chat, so it gets you even when the chat is muted or the phone is on Do Not Disturb for messages. This is where OpenClaw fits best: a voice note on the way home ("set an alarm for 5:45, I'm on the early shift"), or a group chat where your OpenClaw sorted out a plan and can now add the friends who said yes by their LFG Alarm usernames. ## Try it Once it is connected, text it in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 5:45 tomorrow called "Early shift", and write UP on the wallpaper. Then tell me when it goes off. Why it works: The kind of thing you would text from the bus, and it tells you the time back so you know it is set before you put the phone away. More ideas: "Make a friends alarm for this Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", "What alarms do I have this week?", or "Delete the Early shift alarm". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **It says it added it, but nothing works.** Saving proves nothing: run `openclaw mcp doctor lfg --probe`. - **No Add MCP server option.** Only an administrator of your OpenClaw can add servers. - **Changes do not show up.** Run `openclaw mcp reload` or restart the Gateway. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in OpenClaw's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Why an alarm when OpenClaw can already message me? A message in WhatsApp or Telegram is one more notification, and it is silent if the chat is muted. An LFG Alarm rings like an alarm clock, and it can ring your friends too. ### Can I set an alarm by voice note? If your OpenClaw turns voice notes into text in your chat app, yes: it reads the time and sets a time alarm the same way. ### Can my OpenClaw add friends from a group chat? It can add your LFG Alarm friends by username, and anyone else by email. It never guesses who someone is; if a name is not one of your friends, it asks. ### Is OpenClaw part of LFG Alarm? No. OpenClaw is open source and separate. You run it; LFG Alarm only sees what it sends to LFG Alarm's tools. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what OpenClaw sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [OpenClaw docs: MCP](https://docs.openclaw.ai/tools/mcp) - [OpenClaw docs: configuration reference](https://docs.openclaw.ai/gateway/configuration-reference) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with OpenClaw. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Hermes Agent AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/hermes-agent · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Hermes Agent, run `hermes mcp add --url https://mcp.lfg.gm --auth oauth lfg` and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Then ask Hermes, from the terminal, Hermes Desktop or the Telegram, WhatsApp or Discord chat it lives in, to set alarms, and they ring on your phone through the LFG Alarm app. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let Hermes Agent use your account. ## Connect it 1. In a terminal on the machine where Hermes runs: ```bash hermes mcp add --url https://mcp.lfg.gm --auth oauth lfg ``` 2. A browser opens on lfg.gm: sign in with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. On a machine with no browser, run `hermes mcp login lfg --flow device` and follow the code it shows. 3. Check it: `hermes mcp test lfg`. 4. In a running chat, type `/reload-mcp`. A running gateway picks it up on its own within about a minute. Prefer the config file? Add this to `~/.hermes/config.yaml`: ```yaml mcp_servers: lfg: url: "https://mcp.lfg.gm" auth: oauth ``` These steps follow Hermes Agent's own help pages. Menus move; if a label is different, look for where Hermes Agent lets you add a custom MCP server or connector. ## Use it in a chat Ask from wherever you talk to Hermes: the terminal, Hermes Desktop, Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord or the others. The alarm rings on your phone through the LFG Alarm app, not as a chat message. People who run Hermes on a server often use it for jobs that finish at odd hours. Ask it to set a one-off alarm for when a run should be done, or a repeating weekday alarm, from the same Discord or Telegram chat you already use to talk to it. A chat message at 3am is easy to sleep through; an alarm is not. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 2:30am tonight called "Check the run", just for me. Then tell me when it goes off. Why it works: A one-off at an odd hour, just for you, and it tells you the time back, which is what you want before you go to sleep on a long job. More ideas: "Wake me at 7:00 every weekday and call it Get up", "Make a friends alarm for this Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **Hermes says it has no LFG tools.** Run `/reload-mcp`, or restart the gateway. - **Sign-in fails on a server.** Use the device flow: `hermes mcp login lfg --flow device`. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in Hermes Agent's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Can I just ask Hermes to add it? If Hermes can run commands on its machine, you can paste the command above and ask it to run it. You still sign in yourself, in the browser, or with the device flow on a machine with no browser. ### Does it work from Telegram or Discord? Yes. Once Hermes has the LFG tools, any chat it is in can ask for an alarm. Run `/reload-mcp` in a chat that was already open. ### Is Hermes Agent part of LFG Alarm? No. Hermes Agent is open source, from Nous Research. LFG Alarm only sees what it sends to LFG Alarm's tools. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what Hermes Agent sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Hermes Agent docs: MCP](https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/features/mcp) - [Hermes Agent docs](https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Hermes Agent. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Claude Code and Copilot in CI AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/claude-code-ci · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Claude Code running headless or in CI, or to the GitHub Copilot cloud agent, make a personal key in LFG Alarm under Settings > Connected AI apps and add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm with the header Authorization: Bearer followed by your key. For a phone alarm when a long job finishes or needs you, the most reliable way is a hook or a last CI step that calls an anything alarm's private link with curl. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. The agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - **A personal key**, for a coding agent with no one there to sign in. Make one below. - **Using Claude Code on your own laptop?** You do not need a key. Interactive Claude Code signs in with your LFG Alarm account; see [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude). A key acts as you. Every alarm made with it lands in your account and rings your phone, whoever started the run. On a shared repository, that means anyone who can trigger the workflow can set alarms on your phone. Put the key in a secret, never in the repository, and use it only in pipelines you trust. ## Make a key 1. In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps**, on [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm) or in the app. 2. Tap **Make a key**, name it after where it will live (for example "CI" or "Copilot"), and tap **Make the key**. 3. The key is shown once, with **Copy** and **Done**: "Copy it now. It won't be shown again." Copy it straight into your secret store, then tap **Done**. 4. It now shows in the list as **Personal key**, with when it was last used. The screen says it plainly: "For an AI app that asks for a key instead of a sign-in, like Manus, a coding agent or your own script. A key acts as you, so keep it out of any agent other people use." Keys start with `lfg_pat_`, work only at the LFG Alarm MCP server, and you can have up to 20, so give each machine or pipeline its own. A key has the same plan limits as signing in. ## Two ways to get rung There are two different jobs here, and they want different tools. | You want | Use | Why | |---|---|---| | "Ring me when the job is done" or "ring me when it is stuck" | A hook or CI step that calls an anything alarm's link | It runs every time, whether or not the model remembers to | | "Set me an alarm for 7am tomorrow", "add my teammates to the release alarm" | The MCP server with your key | The agent picks the time, the people and the look | An agent can call an LFG Alarm tool when it finishes, if you ask it to in the prompt, but a model can forget, stop early or run out of turns. A hook is plain code. Use the hook for the ring, and the MCP for everything else. ## The reliable ring: a hook that calls your link An anything alarm gives you a private link. A POST request to it rings your phone. Nothing you send is shown, and no key is needed: the link is the secret. 1. Make the anything alarm. In the app, tap **🔮 Anything**, pick a **Cooldown** (10 minutes is the default; it ignores further calls until it runs out), keep it private and tap **Arm it**. Or ask your agent through the MCP to set one; it hands back the link to call. Anything alarms need a paid plan; for plans and pricing, go to lfg.gm. 2. Copy the link from the link card (tap **Test fire** once to hear it), and save it as an environment variable or secret, here `LFG_RING_URL`. **Claude Code hooks.** Add this to `.claude/settings.json` (or your user settings): ```json { "hooks": { "Stop": [ { "hooks": [ { "type": "command", "command": "curl -s -X POST \"$LFG_RING_URL\" > /dev/null" } ] } ], "Notification": [ { "hooks": [ { "type": "command", "command": "curl -s -X POST \"$LFG_RING_URL\" > /dev/null" } ] } ] } } ``` - **Stop** runs when Claude Code finishes its answer. In a headless run that is the end of the job: the build passed, the migration is done, or it gave up. - **Notification** runs when Claude Code needs you, such as a permission prompt, or after it has sat waiting for input. In an interactive session left running overnight, this is the one that matters. In interactive use, Stop fires after every reply, so keep a cooldown on the alarm or use only Notification. Two alarms with two links (one "Done", one "Needs you") let you tell them apart by sound. **Any CI job.** The plainest version needs no agent at all. Add a last step that runs even when the job fails: ```yaml - name: Ring my phone if: always() run: curl -s -X POST "$LFG_RING_URL" env: LFG_RING_URL: ${{ secrets.LFG_RING_URL }} ``` How it rings: on Android, an anything alarm rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. See [Anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms). ## Claude Code with a key **On a server or a dev box:** ```bash claude mcp add --transport http lfg-alarm https://mcp.lfg.gm --header "Authorization: Bearer $LFG_KEY" ``` Options go before the name. The address is `https://mcp.lfg.gm`, with no `/mcp` on the end. **In CI**, pass the config with `--mcp-config`, so the run does not depend on a `.mcp.json` being picked up (`--bare` skips it). Save this as `lfg.json`: ```json { "mcpServers": { "lfg-alarm": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.lfg.gm", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ${LFG_KEY}" } } } } ``` Then run Claude Code headless, with the tools pre-approved: ```bash claude -p "Run the full test suite and fix what fails. When you are done, use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm two minutes from now called 'Tests done'." \ --mcp-config lfg.json \ --allowedTools "mcp__lfg-alarm" ``` A headless run cannot stop and ask you to approve a tool, so anything not on `--allowedTools` is refused or stalls the run. `mcp__lfg-alarm` allows every LFG Alarm tool; list single tools instead (for example `mcp__lfg-alarm__set_time_alarm`) to keep it tighter. Store `LFG_KEY` as a CI secret. ## GitHub Copilot cloud agent Copilot's cloud agent (it used to be called the coding agent) connects to remote MCP servers with headers only. GitHub's docs say it does not support remote servers that use a sign-in, so a key is the only way to connect LFG Alarm here. 1. In the repository, add a secret for the agent named `COPILOT_MCP_LFG_KEY` with your key as the value. Copilot only passes secrets whose names start with `COPILOT_MCP_`. Look for this under the repository's settings for Copilot's environment or agent secrets; GitHub has moved it. 2. In the repository's Copilot cloud agent settings, look for **MCP configuration** and add: ```json { "mcpServers": { "lfg-alarm": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.lfg.gm", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ${COPILOT_MCP_LFG_KEY}" }, "tools": ["set_time_alarm", "list_my_alarms"] } } } ``` 3. Save. The `tools` list is required. The cloud agent runs tools without asking anyone, so list only what it needs. Two are enough for "ring me when the pull request is ready". Then say so in the issue you assign: "When the pull request is ready for review, use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm two minutes from now called 'PR ready'." Only tools work here, not prompts or resources. ## Try it Once it is connected, in a run or an assigned issue: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > When you finish, use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for two minutes from now called "Build done", with DONE on the wallpaper. Then tell me the time it rings. Why it works: A one-off time alarm is a real alarm on both iPhone and Android, and the time back in the log shows the key and the tool both worked. More ideas: "Set a repeating alarm at 8:45 on weekdays called Standup and add my friends [username] and [username]" (it shows you who it would add, and nothing is sent until you say yes; a headless run cannot answer, so add people from a chat instead), "Set an anything alarm called Deploy failed and give me the link to call", or "List my alarms". Through a key, LFG Alarm can set time, price, post, event and anything alarms, pick a sound or a look from the library, and add your friends or a whole group once you confirm. Each alarm comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## If it does not work - **The hook does not ring.** Run the curl line by hand. A deleted alarm's link answers "not found"; a switched-off one says it is switched off. Opening the link in a browser does nothing; it needs a POST. - **It rang once and then stayed quiet.** That is the cooldown. Calls inside it are ignored. - **Claude Code lists no LFG Alarm tools.** Check the address has no `/mcp` on the end, and that the header reads `Bearer ` then the key. Run `claude mcp list` to see whether it connected. - **The headless run hangs or skips the alarm.** The tool was not pre-approved. Add it to `--allowedTools`. - **Copilot ignores the server.** Check the secret name starts with `COPILOT_MCP_` and that `tools` lists the tool names. - **The key says it was never used.** The agent never reached LFG Alarm: look at the URL, the header and the secret. - **Still stuck?** Write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps** and tap **Disconnect** beside the key. It stops working at once, in every pipeline using it. To stop a hook, switch off or delete the anything alarm, or tap **New URL** on it. Your other alarms keep ringing. ## Questions ### Should I use the hook or the MCP? Both, for different things. The hook rings you when the job ends, every time. The MCP lets the agent set real alarms with times, names and people. ### Is the anything alarm link the same as the key? No. The link rings one alarm and does nothing else. The key can make and change alarms in your account. Guard both, and if the link leaks, tap **New URL**. ### Can the whole team get rung? Make the anything alarm a friends alarm and add your teammates, and one curl rings every phone on it. Each person needs the LFG Alarm app. ### Can I keep it from ringing all night for a flaky test? Set the cooldown to 1h. A job that fails ten times in a row then rings once an hour, not ten times. ### Does LFG Alarm see my code? No. It only receives what the agent sends to LFG Alarm's tools, or the empty POST to your link. ## Learn more - [Anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) and [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) and [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude), for Claude Code on your laptop - [Connect LFG Alarm to VS Code](https://lfg.gm/agents/vs-code), for Copilot in the editor - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Claude Code docs: MCP](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp) - [Claude Code docs: run Claude Code headless](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/headless) - [Claude Code docs: hooks](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/hooks) - [GitHub docs: configure MCP servers for Copilot](https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/copilot-on-github/customize-copilot/configure-mcp-servers) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Anthropic, Claude Code, GitHub or GitHub Copilot. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to the OpenAI API AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/openai-api · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to an agent you build on the OpenAI API, make a personal key in LFG Alarm under Settings > Connected AI apps, then add LFG Alarm as a remote MCP server at https://mcp.lfg.gm and send the key with it: the authorization field of the Responses API MCP tool, a headers object in the Agents SDK, or the transport in the Agents API. Your agent can then set real alarms on your phone, for a time or for a moment it is watching. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - **A personal key**, since a program has no one there to sign in. Make one below. - **Using ChatGPT itself?** You do not need a key. ChatGPT signs in with your LFG Alarm account; see [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt). A key acts as you. Every alarm your agent makes with it lands in your account and rings your phone, whoever is talking to the agent. That fits your own assistant, a script, or a small team's internal agent where you are the one to wake. It does not fit an app open to the public: every user would be setting alarms on your phone. ## Make a key 1. In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps**, on [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm) or in the app. 2. Tap **Make a key**, name it after the agent (for example "Deploy watcher"), and tap **Make the key**. 3. The key is shown once, with **Copy** and **Done**: "Copy it now. It won't be shown again." Put it in an environment variable, here `LFG_KEY`, then tap **Done**. 4. It now shows in the list as **Personal key**, with when it was last used. The screen says it plainly: "For an AI app that asks for a key instead of a sign-in, like Manus, a coding agent or your own script. A key acts as you, so keep it out of any agent other people use." Keys start with `lfg_pat_`, work only at the LFG Alarm MCP server, and you can have up to 20. A key has the same plan limits as signing in. ## Connect it The server speaks Streamable HTTP at `https://mcp.lfg.gm`, with no `/mcp` on the end. The key goes in the `Authorization` header as `Bearer lfg_pat_...`. Each OpenAI surface has its own field for it. ### Responses API The remote MCP tool takes the key in `authorization`. OpenAI does not store it, so send it with every request. ```python import os from openai import OpenAI client = OpenAI() response = client.responses.create( model="gpt-5", tools=[{ "type": "mcp", "server_label": "lfg_alarm", "server_url": "https://mcp.lfg.gm", "authorization": os.environ["LFG_KEY"], "allowed_tools": ["set_time_alarm", "list_my_alarms"], "require_approval": "never", }], input="Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 6:30 tomorrow called Gym.", ) print(response.output_text) ``` `allowed_tools` keeps the tool list short, which saves tokens on every call. With `require_approval` left on, the response stops with an approval request for you to answer before the tool runs; that is the safer choice for anything that adds people or deletes alarms. ### Agents SDK Connect with the Streamable HTTP server class and pass the header yourself: ```python import asyncio, os from agents import Agent, Runner from agents.mcp import MCPServerStreamableHttp async def main(): async with MCPServerStreamableHttp( name="LFG Alarm", params={ "url": "https://mcp.lfg.gm", "headers": {"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['LFG_KEY']}"}, }, ) as lfg: agent = Agent( name="Assistant", instructions="When the user wants waking or reminding, set an LFG Alarm.", mcp_servers=[lfg], ) result = await Runner.run(agent, "Wake me at 7:00 every weekday, call it Get up.") print(result.final_output) asyncio.run(main()) ``` The SDK also has a hosted MCP tool that hands the connection to the Responses API; it takes the same `authorization` field as above. ### Agents API (beta) OpenAI's Agents API, in public beta since 10 September 2026, runs long agents on OpenAI's side and connects to MCP servers. Add LFG Alarm to the agent's tools like this: ```json { "type": "mcp", "server_label": "lfg_alarm", "transport": { "type": "http", "server_url": "https://mcp.lfg.gm", "authorization": "Bearer lfg_pat_..." }, "connection_origin": "service" } ``` In a real setup, keep the key out of your code: the Agents API can read it from a stored credential instead. Where that object goes, and how stored credentials work, is in OpenAI's MCP connections guide below. It is a beta, so field names may still change. ### Agent Builder Not covered here. OpenAI is shutting Agent Builder down on 30 November 2026 and points people to the Agents SDK instead. ## What fits - **A watcher that wakes you.** A long-running agent that checks a deploy, a queue or a data job, and when it goes wrong sets a one-off alarm two minutes from now on your phone. Time alarms are real alarms on both iPhone and Android and ring through silent mode. - **Your own assistant.** A small chat or voice front end of your own, where "wake me at 6 on Saturday and add Priya and Tom" becomes a friends alarm with the right people, after you confirm who. - **A planning agent.** It reads a schedule or a Luma or Partiful link and sets the alarms, so the plan ends with something that rings. For a fixed "ring me when this finishes" with no model involved, skip the agent: make an [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) and POST to its private link from your code. See [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm). ## Try it Once it is connected, send your agent: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 6:30 tomorrow called "Gym", with GYM on the wallpaper. Then tell me when it goes off. Why it works: A one-off time alarm and the time read back, so one request proves the key, the server and the tool call all work. More ideas: "Make a friends alarm for Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", "Set a price alarm for when SOL moves 10%", or "List my alarms". Through a key, LFG Alarm can set time, price, post, event and anything alarms, pick a sound or a look from the library, and add your friends or a whole group once you confirm. Each alarm comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## If it does not work - **401 or "unauthorized".** In the Responses API pass the key in `authorization`; in the SDK and Agents API the value is `Bearer ` then the key. Check you copied the whole key; if not sure, make a new one. - **No tools listed.** Check the URL is `https://mcp.lfg.gm` exactly, with no `/mcp`. - **The model never calls the tool.** Say "use LFG Alarm" in the request, or tell the agent when to use it in its instructions. - **It refuses an alarm.** A key has the same plan limits as signing in. For plans and pricing, go to lfg.gm. - **Still stuck?** Write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps** and tap **Disconnect** beside the key. It stops working at once. Your alarms stay in your account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Can every user of my app have their own alarms? Not with one key. A key is one LFG Alarm account. Each person would need their own account and their own key, which suits a tool for you and a few people you trust, not a public app. ### Should I use the Responses API or the Agents SDK? The Responses API if you want OpenAI to make the MCP calls for you; the Agents SDK if you want the connection in your own process, with your own logging and retries. Both take the same key. ### What about Agent Builder workflows I already have? Agent Builder shuts down on 30 November 2026. Move the workflow to the Agents SDK and connect LFG Alarm as shown above. ### Does LFG Alarm see my prompts? No. LFG Alarm only receives what your agent sends when it calls LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) and [Anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt) - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude Code and Copilot in CI](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude-code-ci) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [OpenAI docs: connectors and MCP servers](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/tools-connectors-mcp) - [OpenAI cookbook: guide to the MCP tool](https://developers.openai.com/cookbook/examples/mcp/mcp_tool_guide) - [OpenAI docs: Agents API MCP connections](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/agents-api/tools/mcp) - [OpenAI: Introducing the Agents API](https://openai.com/index/introducing-the-agents-api/) - [OpenAI Agents SDK (Python): MCP](https://openai.github.io/openai-agents-python/mcp/) and [the JavaScript version](https://openai.github.io/openai-agents-js/guides/mcp/) - [OpenAI docs: deprecations](https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/deprecations) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with OpenAI. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to ElevenLabs AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/elevenlabs · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to ElevenLabs Agents, make a personal key in LFG Alarm under Settings > Connected AI apps, turn on MCP for your ElevenLabs workspace, then add a custom MCP server with the address https://mcp.lfg.gm and an Authorization header of Bearer followed by your key, and attach it to your agent. Then talk to your own voice assistant, "wake me at 6:15 tomorrow", and the alarm rings on your phone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. The voice agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - **A personal key**, since a voice agent cannot do a sign-in. Make one below. - **An ElevenLabs workspace that allows MCP.** ElevenLabs turns MCP off until the workspace opts in, and it is not available on HIPAA or zero-retention workspaces. A key acts as you, and this matters most for voice. Your agent sets alarms on the key owner's phone, whoever is talking to it. Anyone who reaches the agent, by its phone number, a widget on a web page or a shared link, would be setting alarms on your phone. Use LFG Alarm with an agent that is just for you, or for a few people who all want the same alarms, and keep it off public or customer-facing agents. ## Make a key 1. In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps**, on [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm) or in the app. 2. Tap **Make a key**, name it after the agent (for example "ElevenLabs assistant"), and tap **Make the key**. 3. The key is shown once, with **Copy** and **Done**: "Copy it now. It won't be shown again." Copy it, keep it ready for the next step, then tap **Done**. 4. It now shows in the list as **Personal key**, with when it was last used. The screen says it plainly: "For an AI app that asks for a key instead of a sign-in, like Manus, a coding agent or your own script. A key acts as you, so keep it out of any agent other people use." Keys start with `lfg_pat_`, work only at the LFG Alarm MCP server, and you can have up to 20. A key has the same plan limits as signing in. ## Connect it **1. Turn on MCP for the workspace.** In the ElevenLabs dashboard, accept the MCP server terms when it asks (a workspace admin may need to). Until then, the custom server option does not appear. **2. Add the server.** 1. Open **MCP server integrations** and click **Add Custom MCP Server**. 2. **Name:** `LFG Alarm`. **Description:** something the agent can read, such as "Sets alarms that ring on my phone". 3. **Server URL:** `https://mcp.lfg.gm` (no `/mcp` on the end). Streamable HTTP is fine. 4. **Authentication.** There is a **Secret Token** field and an **HTTP Headers** field. We could not confirm whether the Secret Token field adds the word Bearer for you, so the sure way is **HTTP Headers**: name `Authorization`, value `Bearer lfg_pat_...` (the word Bearer, a space, then your key). 5. Click **Add Integration**. ElevenLabs tests it by listing LFG Alarm's tools. If the list appears, it worked. **3. Choose the approval mode.** ElevenLabs offers **Always Ask**, **Fine-Grained** per tool, or **No Approval**. Fine-Grained is the good middle: let setting and listing alarms run on their own, and set deleting an alarm to require approval. **4. Attach it to your agent.** Open the agent, add the LFG Alarm server to its tools, and save. In the agent's prompt, say when to use it: "When I ask to be woken or reminded at a time, set an LFG Alarm and read back the time it rings." ## Use it by voice Voice is a good fit for alarms because the moment you think of one is usually the moment your hands are full. - **Cooking or driving.** "Set an alarm for 5:40 tomorrow, I am on the early train." The agent reads back the time, so you hear it is right without looking. - **Before bed.** "Wake me at 7 every weekday this week and call it Get up." One sentence becomes a repeating alarm. - **With friends.** "Make a friends alarm for Saturday at 8 called Hike and add my friend [username]." LFG Alarm tells the agent who it would add, the agent asks you, and nothing is sent until you say yes. - **Something online.** "Ring me when SOL moves 10 percent", or "ring me when [channel] goes live on Twitch". Keep the agent's answers short in its prompt: a voice that reads out a link and a share message is long-winded. Tell it to say the time and the name, and skip the link. ## Try it Once it is attached, say to your agent: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Set an LFG Alarm for 6:15 tomorrow morning called "Run", and tell me the time it goes off. Why it works: A one-off time alarm and the time spoken back, short enough for a voice call, and it proves the server, key and agent are wired up. More ideas: "List my alarms for tomorrow", "Turn off my Gym alarm", or "Make my Sunday run alarm a friends alarm and add [username]". Through a key, LFG Alarm can set time, price, post, event and anything alarms, pick a sound or a look from the library, and add your friends or a whole group once you confirm. Each alarm comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## If it does not work - **No Add Custom MCP Server option.** The workspace has not opted in to MCP, or it is a HIPAA or zero-retention workspace, where MCP is not available. - **Add Integration fails.** Check the URL is exactly `https://mcp.lfg.gm`, and move the key from Secret Token to an HTTP header `Authorization: Bearer lfg_pat_...`. - **The agent talks about the alarm but none appears.** Check the server is attached to this agent, and that approval mode is not waiting for an approval no one gave. - **Calls feel slow.** Every tool the server offers is described to the model. Fine-Grained mode lets you disable the tools your agent never needs. - **It refuses an alarm.** A key has the same plan limits as signing in. For plans and pricing, go to lfg.gm. - **Still stuck?** Write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps** and tap **Disconnect** beside the key. It stops working at once, even mid-call. You can also remove the integration in ElevenLabs. Your alarms stay in your account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Can callers set alarms on their own phones? Not with one key. The key is your LFG Alarm account, so every caller sets alarms on your phone. Each person would need their own account and key; Retell can pass a different key per call, see [Connect LFG Alarm to Retell](https://lfg.gm/agents/retell). ### Does the alarm ring in the voice call? No. It rings on your phone through the LFG Alarm app, like any alarm you made there. Time alarms are real alarms on both iPhone and Android and ring through silent mode. ### Can the agent set an alarm for my partner? If your partner is your LFG Alarm friend, the agent can add them to a friends alarm by username, after you confirm. It rings on both phones. ### Does LFG Alarm hear my calls? No. LFG Alarm only receives what the agent sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools, never the audio. ## Learn more - [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) and [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) - [Connect LFG Alarm to Retell](https://lfg.gm/agents/retell) and [Connect LFG Alarm to Vapi](https://lfg.gm/agents/vapi) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [ElevenLabs docs: MCP for agents](https://elevenlabs.io/docs/eleven-agents/customization/tools/mcp) - [ElevenLabs Help: What is ElevenLabs Agents](https://help.elevenlabs.io/hc/en-us/articles/29297698405905-What-is-ElevenLabs-Agents-formerly-Conversational-AI) - [ElevenLabs blog: Introducing ElevenLabs Agents](https://elevenlabs.io/blog/introducing-elevenlabs-agents) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with ElevenLabs. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Retell AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/retell · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Retell, make a personal key in LFG Alarm under Settings > Connected AI apps, then in your Retell agent add an MCP with the URL https://mcp.lfg.gm and a header Authorization: Bearer followed by your key, and pick the LFG Alarm tools the agent may use. Then, mid-call, your agent can set an alarm on your phone: "the supplier called back, ring me at 7 to return it". LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. The Retell agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - **A personal key**, since a phone agent cannot do a sign-in. Make one below. A key acts as you. With one key in the header, every caller sets alarms on the key owner's phone, whoever is calling. That is right for your own line or a small business where you are the one to wake. It is wrong for a public line where callers expect their own alarms. Retell has a way round this, below: it can pass each caller's own key. ## Make a key 1. In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps**, on [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm) or in the app. 2. Tap **Make a key**, name it after the agent (for example "Retell front desk"), and tap **Make the key**. 3. The key is shown once, with **Copy** and **Done**: "Copy it now. It won't be shown again." Copy it, keep it ready for the next step, then tap **Done**. 4. It now shows in the list as **Personal key**, with when it was last used. The screen says it plainly: "For an AI app that asks for a key instead of a sign-in, like Manus, a coding agent or your own script. A key acts as you, so keep it out of any agent other people use." Keys start with `lfg_pat_`, work only at the LFG Alarm MCP server, and you can have up to 20. A key has the same plan limits as signing in. ## Connect it **Single or multi-prompt agent:** 1. Open the agent and find **MCPs**, then click **Add MCP**. 2. **Name:** `LFG Alarm`. **URL:** `https://mcp.lfg.gm` (no `/mcp` on the end). Retell uses Streamable HTTP, which LFG Alarm speaks. 3. Leave **Timeout** at its default unless calls cut off. 4. Under **Headers**, add a key `Authorization` with the value `Bearer lfg_pat_...` (the word Bearer, a space, then your key). Leave **Query Parameters** empty. 5. Click **Save**, then **Add Tools**. Retell only exposes the tools you pick, one by one. For most phone agents two are enough: `set_time_alarm` and `list_my_alarms`. Add `turn_alarm_on_off` if callers should be able to cancel. 6. Optional: turn on **Talk While Waiting** so the agent says "setting that now" instead of going quiet. **Save**. 7. In the agent's prompt, say when to call each tool: "When the caller asks to be reminded or woken at a time, call set_time_alarm, then read back the time it rings." **Conversation flow:** add an **MCP node**, set the same URL and header, and pick the one LFG Alarm tool that node should call. Response variables can carry the ring time into the next node. Picking tools one by one keeps calls quick: the model only reads the tools you chose, not all of LFG Alarm's. ## Each caller's own key Retell lets header values use dynamic variables, filled in when each call starts. So instead of your key, the header can be: ```text Authorization: Bearer {{lfg_key}} ``` and your system passes `lfg_key` for each call (for example in the dynamic variables you send when you start an outbound call, or from your inbound call webhook). The alarm then lands in that caller's own LFG Alarm account and rings their phone, not yours. This solves the shared-key problem, but it needs something behind it: each caller must have their own LFG Alarm account, and must have made a key and given it to you to store safely, keyed to their phone number or customer record. It suits a small group you know, such as a team or members who signed up. A key is shown to its owner once, so they paste it into your system themselves; never ask callers to read a key out on a call. ## What fits - **Your own call handler.** It takes a call while you are on site and sets "Call the supplier back" for 7:00 on your phone. - **A small team line.** A morning-shift alarm made a friends alarm, with the team added, so one request rings everyone at 5:30. - **Members with their own keys.** A club's line where each member's key is passed by variable, so "wake me at 6 for the ride" sets the alarm on the caller's own phone. ## Try it Once it is connected, call your agent and say: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Set an LFG Alarm for 7:00 tomorrow morning called "Call the supplier", and tell me when it goes off. Why it works: One time alarm and the time read back, the shortest proof on a phone call that the header and the tool both work. More ideas: "What alarms do I have tomorrow?", "Turn off my 7am alarm", or "Make a friends alarm for Saturday at 8 called Hike and add [username]". Through a key, LFG Alarm can set time, price, post, event and anything alarms, pick a sound or a look from the library, and add your friends or a whole group once you confirm. Each alarm comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## If it does not work - **Save fails or no tools to pick.** Check the URL is exactly `https://mcp.lfg.gm`, and that the header value starts with `Bearer ` and a space. - **The agent says it set an alarm but none appears.** Check the tool was added under **Add Tools**, and that the prompt says when to call it. - **Per-caller keys do not work.** Check the variable name in the header matches the one you pass, and that the value is the whole key. - **It refuses an alarm.** A key has the same plan limits as signing in. For plans and pricing, go to lfg.gm. - **Still stuck?** Write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps** and tap **Disconnect** beside the key. It stops working at once. You can also remove the MCP from the agent in Retell. Your alarms stay in your account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Which tools should a phone agent have? As few as do the job. `set_time_alarm` and `list_my_alarms` cover most calls; add more only when callers need them. ### Can a caller add friends to an alarm? Yes, by LFG Alarm username, after confirming who. On a phone call that means the agent reads the names back and waits for a yes. ### Does the alarm ring during the call? No. It rings on the phone with the LFG Alarm app, at the time set. Time alarms are real alarms on both iPhone and Android and ring through silent mode. ### Does LFG Alarm hear the call? No. LFG Alarm only receives what the agent sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools, never the audio. ## Learn more - [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) and [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) - [Connect LFG Alarm to ElevenLabs](https://lfg.gm/agents/elevenlabs) and [Connect LFG Alarm to Vapi](https://lfg.gm/agents/vapi) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Retell docs: MCP for single and multi-prompt agents](https://docs.retellai.com/build/single-multi-prompt/mcp) - [Retell docs: MCP node in conversation flows](https://docs.retellai.com/build/conversation-flow/mcp-node) - [Retell blog: connect any voice agent to MCP with the MCP node](https://retellai.com/blog/connect-any-ai-voice-agent-to-mcp-with-retell-ai-mcp-node) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Retell AI. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Vapi AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/vapi · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Vapi, make a personal key in LFG Alarm under Settings > Connected AI apps, then create a Vapi MCP tool through the Vapi API with the server URL https://mcp.lfg.gm and the header Authorization: Bearer followed by your key, and add the tool to your assistant. The API is needed because Vapi's dashboard shows only the URL, with no place for the key. Then call your assistant on the drive home, "alarm at 6:10 tomorrow", and it rings on your phone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. The assistant makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - **A personal key**, since a phone assistant cannot do a sign-in. Make one below. - **Your Vapi private API key**, to create the tool with one request. A key acts as you. Your Vapi assistant sets alarms on the key owner's phone, whoever is calling it. That is right for your own assistant or a small team where you are the one to wake. Keep LFG Alarm off assistants that the public can call, because every caller would be setting alarms on your phone. Vapi headers are fixed per tool, so there is no way to give each caller their own key. ## Make a key 1. In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps**, on [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm) or in the app. 2. Tap **Make a key**, name it after the assistant (for example "Vapi"), and tap **Make the key**. 3. The key is shown once, with **Copy** and **Done**: "Copy it now. It won't be shown again." Copy it, keep it ready for the next step, then tap **Done**. 4. It now shows in the list as **Personal key**, with when it was last used. The screen says it plainly: "For an AI app that asks for a key instead of a sign-in, like Manus, a coding agent or your own script. A key acts as you, so keep it out of any agent other people use." Keys start with `lfg_pat_`, work only at the LFG Alarm MCP server, and you can have up to 20. A key has the same plan limits as signing in. ## Connect it **1. Create the tool through the API.** In a terminal, with your Vapi private key in `VAPI_API_KEY` and your LFG Alarm key in `LFG_KEY`: ```bash curl -X POST https://api.vapi.ai/tool \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $VAPI_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "type": "mcp", "function": { "name": "mcpTools" }, "server": { "url": "https://mcp.lfg.gm", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer '"$LFG_KEY"'" } }, "metadata": { "protocol": "shttp" } }' ``` The address is `https://mcp.lfg.gm`, with no `/mcp` on the end. `shttp` is Streamable HTTP, Vapi's default; its older SSE option is on the way out. The reply includes the new tool's `id`. **2. Add it to your assistant.** In the Vapi dashboard, open **Assistants**, pick your assistant, open its **Tools** tab, choose the tool you just made, and click **Publish**. **3. Tell the assistant when to use it.** In the system prompt: "When the caller asks to be woken or reminded at a time, set an LFG Alarm, then say the time it rings. Do not read out links." We could not confirm whether Vapi's dashboard has since gained a headers field for MCP tools. If yours shows one, you can put the same header there instead of using the API. ## Keep calls quick Vapi brings in every tool the server offers, and fetches the list when each call starts. LFG Alarm has more than a dozen tools, so the model has a fair bit to read before it speaks. Two things help: - Keep the prompt narrow: name the one or two things the assistant does with LFG Alarm, such as set a time alarm and list alarms. - Keep answers short. Each alarm comes back with a link, a share picture and a message; on a call, the assistant only needs to say the time and the name. ## What fits - **Your own phone assistant.** Call it on the drive home: "alarm at 6:10 tomorrow, and tell Alex too." It sets a friends alarm and, once you confirm, adds your friend by username, so both phones ring. - **An after-hours line for one owner.** A small business assistant takes a late call and sets "Call back the plumber" for 8:00 on the owner's phone. - **A heads-up for something online.** "Ring me when [channel] goes live", spoken on a walk, becomes a post alarm. ## Try it Once the tool is published, call your assistant and say: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Set an LFG Alarm for 6:10 tomorrow morning called "Gym", and tell me when it goes off. Why it works: One time alarm and the time spoken back, the quickest proof that the header, the tool and the assistant all work. More ideas: "What alarms do I have tomorrow?", "Turn off my Gym alarm", or "Make a friends alarm for Saturday at 8 called Hike and add [username]". Through a key, LFG Alarm can set time, price, post, event and anything alarms, pick a sound or a look from the library, and add your friends or a whole group once you confirm. Each alarm comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## If it does not work - **The curl request fails.** A 401 means the Vapi key is wrong; that is the first `Authorization` header. Check the quotes around `$LFG_KEY` came through, and the JSON is valid. - **The assistant has no LFG Alarm tools.** Check the tool is on the assistant's Tools tab and that you clicked **Publish**. - **Tools load but every call fails.** The LFG Alarm header is wrong. In LFG Alarm, the key's last used time stays empty. Make a new key and create the tool again. - **Long silence at the start of calls.** That is the tool list loading; see Keep calls quick above. - **It refuses an alarm.** A key has the same plan limits as signing in. For plans and pricing, go to lfg.gm. - **Still stuck?** Write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps** and tap **Disconnect** beside the key. It stops working at once. You can also remove the tool from the assistant in Vapi. Your alarms stay in your account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Why do I need the API at all? Vapi's dashboard steps for an MCP tool take only a server URL. The key has to go in a header, and the API is where Vapi takes headers. ### Can each caller have their own alarms? Not on Vapi with one tool: the header is fixed, so every caller acts as the key's owner. If you need a key per caller, Retell can pass one with each call; see [Connect LFG Alarm to Retell](https://lfg.gm/agents/retell). ### Does the alarm ring during the call? No. It rings on the phone with the LFG Alarm app, at the time set. Time alarms are real alarms on both iPhone and Android and ring through silent mode. ### Does LFG Alarm hear the call? No. LFG Alarm only receives what the assistant sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools, never the audio. ## Learn more - [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) and [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) - [Connect LFG Alarm to ElevenLabs](https://lfg.gm/agents/elevenlabs) and [Connect LFG Alarm to Retell](https://lfg.gm/agents/retell) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Vapi docs: MCP tool](https://docs.vapi.ai/tools/mcp) - [Vapi blog: Introducing the Vapi MCP client](https://vapi.ai/blog/introducing-vapi-mcp-client) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Vapi. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Manus AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/manus · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Manus, make a personal key in LFG Alarm under Settings > Connected AI apps, then in Manus add a custom MCP server with the address https://mcp.lfg.gm and the header Authorization: Bearer followed by your key. Then let Manus do the research, like this week's event times or a flight schedule, and ask it to set an LFG Alarm before each one, so your phone rings when it matters. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: alarms for times and moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Manus makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - **A personal key.** Manus connects to custom servers with a key rather than a sign-in, so you make one in LFG Alarm first. It takes a minute, below. A key acts as you. Anything Manus does with it lands in your LFG Alarm account and rings your phone. That is exactly what you want for your own Manus. Do not put the key in a Manus project or agent that other people can talk to, because they would be setting alarms on your phone. ## Make a key 1. In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps**, on [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm) or in the app. 2. Tap **Make a key**, name it "Manus", and tap **Make the key**. 3. The key is shown once, with **Copy** and **Done**: "Copy it now. It won't be shown again." Tap **Copy**, keep it on your clipboard for the next step, then tap **Done**. 4. It now shows in the list as **Personal key**, with when it was last used. The screen says it plainly: "For an AI app that asks for a key instead of a sign-in, like Manus, a coding agent or your own script. A key acts as you, so keep it out of any agent other people use." Keys start with `lfg_pat_`, work only at the LFG Alarm MCP server, and you can have up to 20. A key has the same plan limits as signing in. ## Connect it Manus has moved this menu more than once, so there are two routes. Use the one your Manus shows. **Custom MCP, direct configuration:** 1. In Manus, open **Settings** > **Connectors** and look for **Add connectors**, then the **Custom MCP** tab. 2. Choose **Add custom MCP server**, then **Direct configuration**. 3. **Transport:** HTTP. **Server URL:** `https://mcp.lfg.gm` (no `/mcp` on the end). 4. **Custom header:** `Authorization`. **Header value:** `Bearer lfg_pat_...`, which is the word Bearer, a space, then your whole key. 5. Save it. **Add MCP by URL:** some versions put it under **Connectors** > **Add MCP by URL** (or **Settings** > **Integrations** > **Custom MCP Servers** > **Add Server**). Give it the name `LFG Alarm`, the server URL `https://mcp.lfg.gm`, and put the key in the authentication or header field as `Bearer lfg_pat_...`. If the field only takes a token and adds the word Bearer itself, paste the key on its own. These steps follow Manus's own custom MCP page and the clearest published walkthrough; we have not been able to test every Manus plan. If a label is different, look for custom MCP or connectors in Manus's settings. ## Use it in a task Mention LFG Alarm in a task, or turn it on for a project you use for planning. Manus is at its best on the long, fiddly part: reading a dozen pages to find when things actually start. LFG Alarm is the last step, the part that gets you out of bed. Some ways that fits together: - **A conference week.** Ask Manus to find the start times of the five talks you care about at a conference in another time zone, then set a one-off alarm 15 minutes before each, named after the talk. - **Launch day.** Ask it to find out when a product launch, a mint or an earnings call happens, then set a time alarm for that morning and add the friends who are watching with you. - **Events with a link.** If the events are on Luma or Partiful, Manus can set an event alarm straight from the link, rung at the start or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before, so a change to the event time follows through. - **Prices it finds.** Researching a token? Ask for a price alarm at the level it lands on, a target price or a percent move. Manus shows you the plan before it acts. When it adds friends, LFG Alarm tells it who would be added, and nothing is sent until you say yes. ## Try it Once it is connected, give Manus a task like this: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Find the start times of the next three rocket launches from Cape Canaveral and set an LFG Alarm 20 minutes before each one, named after the mission. Use my local time. Then list the alarms with when each goes off. Why it works: Manus does the research, LFG Alarm sets one-off time alarms, and the list back lets you check every date before you close the task. More ideas: "Set a one-off alarm for 5:00 on the morning of my flight on Friday called Airport", "Make a friends alarm for this Saturday at 9am called Golf and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Through Manus, LFG Alarm can set time, price, post, event and anything alarms (an anything alarm is a private link any system can ring), pick a sound or a look from the library, and add your friends or a whole group once you confirm. Each alarm comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **Manus says it cannot connect, or lists no tools.** Check the address is exactly `https://mcp.lfg.gm`, with no `/mcp` on the end, and that the header value starts with `Bearer ` and a space. - **It says the key is not valid.** Keys are shown once. If you are not sure you copied all of it, tap **Disconnect** beside it in LFG Alarm and make a new one. - **The list in LFG Alarm says the key was never used.** Manus has not reached LFG Alarm yet; the problem is the URL or the header, not your account. - **It refuses an alarm.** A key has the same plan limits as signing in. For plans and pricing, go to lfg.gm. - **Still stuck?** Remove the server in Manus and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps** and tap **Disconnect** beside the key. It stops working at once. You can also remove the server in Manus. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Why does Manus need a key and not a sign-in? Manus connects to custom servers with a key or token it sends with every request. Claude and ChatGPT do a sign-in instead; for those, see [Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude) and [ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt). ### Can I share my Manus project with the key in it? Better not. A key acts as you, so anyone using that project would be setting alarms on your phone. Make the key for your own Manus only. ### Can Manus set alarms for my friends? It can add your LFG Alarm friends by username, a whole group by name, or anyone by email, after you confirm who. The alarm rings on their phones too. ### Does the alarm ring if my phone is on silent? Time and event alarms are real alarms on both iPhone and Android and ring through silent mode. Price, post and anything alarms ring full screen on Android; on iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, so keep the ringer on. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other Manus tasks? No. LFG Alarm only receives what Manus sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Event alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms) and [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) - [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) - [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Manus docs: Custom MCP](https://manus.im/docs/integrations/custom-mcp) - [Manus docs: MCP connectors](https://manus.im/docs/integrations/mcp-connectors) - [Manus: Connectors](https://manus.im/features/connectors) - [Ahrefs: connect an MCP server to Manus](https://docs.ahrefs.com/mcp/docs/manus), a published walkthrough of the direct configuration screen LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Manus. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Instinct AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/instinct · Updated 2026-10-17 To connect LFG Alarm to Instinct, the personal AI agent you text or call, send it LFG Alarm's docs and its MCP server address, `https://mcp.lfg.gm`. Instinct reads the docs, adds the connection, and sends you a sign-in link. Sign in with your LFG Alarm account once, then text Instinct "wake me at 6:30 tomorrow" or "make an alarm for dinner Saturday with my friends", and the alarm rings on every phone that joined, through the LFG Alarm app. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Instinct makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let Instinct use your account. ## Connect it Send Instinct this message, by text or in its app. It carries the docs Instinct needs: ```text Connect LFG Alarm so you can make alarms for me. Its MCP server is https://mcp.lfg.gm and its docs are at https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents.md. Add it, then send me the sign-in link. ``` Open the link Instinct sends, sign in on lfg.gm with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. That is the whole setup. ## Use it in a chat Ask the way you already talk to Instinct. It is good at the back-and-forth: finding a time, checking calendars, coordinating with other people's Instincts. Once the plan is settled, it can make the alarm and hand you one link for everyone, so the moment rings every phone instead of arriving as one more message. ## Try it Once it is connected, text it in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a friends alarm for 5:00pm this Saturday called "Dinner at Sol, 7pm", with "DINNER AT 7" drawn on the wallpaper, and send me the link to post in our group chat. Why it works: The plan Instinct just settled becomes one link the whole chat can join, ringing two hours before the reservation so people start getting ready. More ideas: "Wake me at 6:15 every weekday", "Add my friends [username] and [username] to the Dinner alarm", or "What alarms do I have this week?". Today Instinct can set time alarms, price alarms, post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms; list, change, turn on or off and delete them; and add your friends or a whole group. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## Questions ### Can I text Instinct to set an LFG Alarm alarm? Yes, once it is connected. Send it the message above once, sign in, and then ask in plain words. ### Do my friends need Instinct? No. They need the LFG Alarm app on their phone, since that is what rings. Instinct is only how the plan and the link reach them. ### Is Instinct part of LFG Alarm? No. They are separate apps. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Instinct. ## Learn more - [Planning with Instinct? How to get your friends to actually show up](https://lfg.gm/instinct-plans-with-friends) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) ## Sources and further reading - [Instinct](https://instinct.com) ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to Cursor AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/cursor · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to Cursor, add `https://mcp.lfg.gm` to Cursor's `mcp.json`, turn it on under **Customize** > **MCPs**, and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Then ask Cursor's agent for an alarm without leaving the editor ("ring me in 40 minutes, when this migration should be done"), and it rings on your phone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let Cursor use your account. ## Connect it 1. Open `~/.cursor/mcp.json` (for every project) or `.cursor/mcp.json` (for one project). Create it if it is not there. 2. Add LFG Alarm: ```json { "mcpServers": { "lfg-alarm": { "url": "https://mcp.lfg.gm" } } } ``` 3. Save and restart Cursor. 4. Open **Customize** > **MCPs**, turn on **lfg-alarm**, and sign in on lfg.gm with your LFG Alarm account when it asks. Tap **Allow**. These steps follow Cursor's own help pages. Menus move; if a label is different, look for where Cursor lets you add a custom MCP server or connector. ## Use it in a chat Ask the agent in chat. Cursor asks before it uses each LFG Alarm action unless you allow it. Developers use it for the waits around code: a long test suite, a deploy, a data backfill. Ask for a one-off alarm when the job should be done, so you can step away from the desk and your phone tells you when to come back. For an alarm that rings when your script actually finishes, rather than at a guessed time, ask Cursor to make an [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms): it hands back a private web address, and one `curl` line at the end of the script calls it. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 40 minutes from now called "Check the migration". Then tell me exactly when it goes off. Why it works: A one-off from now, which is how a wait in the editor works, and the agent tells you the exact time. More ideas: "Wake me at 7:00 every weekday and call it Standup", "Make a friends alarm for this Friday at 4:00pm called Release and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **It never asks you to sign in.** Check the address is exactly `https://mcp.lfg.gm` and restart Cursor. - **Cloud agents.** For Cursor's cloud agents, a team admin adds the server under Dashboard > Plugins & MCPs. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in Cursor's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Why use an alarm app from a code editor? So your phone rings out loud when a long job should be done, and you can walk away from the screen instead of watching a progress bar. A notification is easy to miss when you are away from the desk; an alarm is not. ### Can my code ring the alarm itself? Yes, with an anything alarm, made in the app or by asking Cursor: it gives you a private web address, and a `curl -X POST` to it rings your phone. See [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm). ### Do I add it per project? Either. `~/.cursor/mcp.json` adds it for every project; `.cursor/mcp.json` for one. ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what Cursor sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [Cursor docs: MCP](https://cursor.com/docs/context/mcp) - [Cursor help: MCP](https://cursor.com/help/customization/mcp) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Cursor. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Connect LFG Alarm to VS Code AI agents · https://lfg.gm/agents/vs-code · Updated 2026-10-18 To connect LFG Alarm to VS Code with GitHub Copilot, run **MCP: Add Server**, choose **HTTP**, paste `https://mcp.lfg.gm` and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. Then ask Copilot's agent for an alarm while you work ("ring me when the build should be done"), and it rings on your phone. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. ## Before you start - **Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone** from Google Play or the App Store, and sign in. Your AI agent makes the alarms; the app is what rings them. - Have your LFG Alarm sign-in handy. You will sign in once, on lfg.gm, to let VS Code use your account. ## Connect it 1. Open the Command Palette and run **MCP: Add Server**. 2. Choose **HTTP** and paste `https://mcp.lfg.gm`. 3. Name it `lfg-alarm` and choose **User** (every workspace) or **Workspace**. 4. Start the server when VS Code offers. A browser opens on lfg.gm: sign in with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. Or add it to `.vscode/mcp.json` yourself: ```json { "servers": { "lfg-alarm": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.lfg.gm" } } } ``` These steps follow VS Code's own help pages. Menus move; if a label is different, look for where VS Code lets you add a custom MCP server or connector. ## Use it in a chat Use Copilot Chat in agent mode and ask. VS Code asks before each tool runs unless you allow it. It is for the moments you would otherwise watch a terminal: a CI run, a container build, a long test suite. Ask for a one-off alarm when it should be done and step away. If the team is waiting on the same release, make it a friends alarm and add them, so everyone's phone rings at once. ## Try it Once it is connected, ask in plain words: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 25 minutes from now called "CI should be green". Then tell me exactly when it goes off. Why it works: A one-off from now for a wait in the editor, and the agent tells you the exact time. More ideas: "Wake me at 7:00 every weekday and call it Standup", "Make a friends alarm for this Friday at 4:00pm called Release and add my friends [username] and [username]", or "List my alarms". Today your AI agent can set time alarms, price alarms (a target price or a percent move), post alarms (an X account posting what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link, and anything alarms (a private link any system can ring); list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your friends or a whole group; pick a sound or look from the library; and add your own picture, song or voice. Wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Each alarm it makes comes back with its link, a share picture with a QR code and a message ready to send. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) for everything it can do. ## If it does not work - **MCP servers are greyed out.** On Copilot Business or Enterprise, an organisation admin has to turn on the policy **MCP servers in Copilot**. It is off by default. - **Old VS Code.** MCP needs VS Code 1.99 or later. - **Still stuck?** Remove the connector and add it again, or write to us from the [support page](https://lfg.gm/support). ## Disconnect Remove the LFG Alarm connector in VS Code's settings. Your alarms stay in your LFG Alarm account and keep ringing. ## Questions ### Does it work with the free Copilot plan? Yes. Every Copilot plan can use MCP servers. ### User or Workspace? **User** makes LFG Alarm available in every workspace; **Workspace** writes it to that project's `.vscode/mcp.json`, which teammates would see if it is committed. ### Can a build ring the alarm when it actually finishes? Yes, with an anything alarm, made in the app or by asking Copilot: it gives you a private web address, and a `curl -X POST` to it as the build's last step rings your phone. See [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm). ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats? No. LFG Alarm only receives what VS Code sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ## Learn more - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm) - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) - [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms) - [Connect LFG Alarm to another AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Sources and further reading - [VS Code docs: Use MCP servers](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/customization/mcp-servers) - [VS Code docs: MCP configuration reference](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/reference/mcp-configuration) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with VS Code. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/group-alarms · Updated 2026-10-17 The fastest way to make a group alarm is to save your people once as a group in LFG Alarm, then tap Create alarm with this group whenever you need everyone at the same moment. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: one alarm rings every phone that joined it, together, with the same sound and picture. No group chat roll call, no forty reminders, no "did everyone see this?". ## Why a group alarm beats a group chat A group chat is where plans are made and then forgotten. A message about tomorrow's 6am run is one of hundreds by morning. A group alarm is the plan itself: it rings every phone at the moment, and the wake board shows who got up. - **Everyone is synced.** One alarm, many phones, one moment. - **It is loud.** A time or event alarm is a real alarm on both phones: through silent mode and Focus on iPhone, and full screen on Android even when the phone is locked. - **It carries the details.** The name and wallpaper say what it is on the ring screen; the creator's note says where to meet; the call-to-action link opens the address or the playlist when people answer. - **You see who is up.** The wake board lists who answered and how fast. ## Set it up once 1. Open **Settings** > **Friends** and add your friends by username, or send **Invite friends** to anyone not on LFG Alarm yet. 2. Switch to **Groups**, tap **Create a group**, name it ("Sunday run", "Golf", "The flat"), pick an emoji and add people. 3. Tap **Save**. Only you see your groups. ## Then, every time 1. Open the group and tap **Create alarm with this group**. 2. Pick the kind of alarm: a time, an event from a Luma or Partiful link, a post on X, a price, or anything. 3. Rocco walks you through it. The alarm is already shared with friends, with everyone in the group on its list. 4. They get it in their notifications and tap to join. When it rings, it rings for all of them. ![Rocco starting an alarm with the Sunday run group](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/alarm-with-group.jpg) ![The alarm starts shared with friends, with the group already on it](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/time-arm.jpg) In a hurry? Hold a friend's row to pick a few people, then tap **Create alarm with** to skip the group altogether. ## Three groups, in real life **The 6am crew.** Five people from the same gym who keep saying they will train before work. Nadia saves them as a group called "6am" with a flexed-arm emoji. On Sunday night she opens the group, taps Create alarm with this group, and makes a repeating alarm for 5:45 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Each of them gets a notification and taps to join. On Wednesday the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows three people up inside ten seconds and one who snoozed twice, which is the whole conversation in the chat that morning. **The golf four.** Tee time is 8:10 on Saturday, 40 minutes' drive away. Rob's "Golf" group gets a one-off alarm for 6:30 with the course in the call-to-action link, so it opens a map when they tap I'm up. He did not have to type four usernames. **The book club across time zones.** Members in Sydney, Singapore and San Francisco meet on a call once a month. One alarm with **Same time zone for everyone** rings them all in the same second, and each person sees the time in their own zone. Nobody has to work out whose evening it is. ## More ideas for groups - **The 6am run club.** One time alarm, every weekday, with a song that gets people out the door. - **Golf on Saturday.** Ring two hours before the tee time, with the course address as the link. - **The family.** An alarm for the school run or for a call with grandparents. See [the fastest way to get your whole family's attention](https://lfg.gm/family-alert). - **The trading chat.** A price or trader alarm that rings the whole chat when it moves: full screen on Android even on Do Not Disturb, and a time-sensitive alert with its own sound on iPhone, so keep the ringer on. See [crypto alarms on your phone and laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop). - **Roommates.** Bin night, rent day, the landlord's visit. See [one alarm for the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates). ## Across time zones A shared time alarm rings everyone at the same moment by default, and each person sees the time in their own zone. Pick **Everyone's local time zone** instead when a club wants each person woken at their own 6:00. See [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a friends alarm called "Sunday run" for 7:00 every Sunday, and add my friends [username], [username] and [username] to it. Then tell me who is on it. Why it works: It names the alarm, the time, the repeat and the people in one go, and asks your AI agent to tell you who is on it, so you know it worked. ## Questions ### Do my friends need the app? Yes, to be rung. They get the LFG Alarm app on Google Play or the App Store and sign in. ### Can someone who is not my friend join? Yes. Add them to the alarm by username or email, or send the alarm's link. A group is only for friends. ### If I add someone to the group later, are they on old alarms? No. A group fills an alarm's list with the people in it at that moment. Add the new person to an existing alarm yourself, or send them its link. ### What if someone in the group cannot make it? They can turn it off for themselves or remove it. It keeps ringing for everyone else. See also [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups), [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock) and [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock.md): An alarm you share by link, so every phone that joined rings together, with a wake board of who got up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to get alarms on your laptop that sync with your phone Waking up · https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop · Updated 2026-10-17 To get alarms on your laptop that also ring on your phone, sign in to LFG Alarm at lfg.gm in a desktop browser and say yes when it asks **Ring your alarms here too?** LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and the website is the same account: every alarm you made or joined rings in the open tab while you work and on your phone when you step away. Answer it in one place and it stops in the other. ## Why a laptop alarm Most alarm apps live on the phone, and the phone is face down while you work. LFG Alarm puts the same alarm where your eyes are: - **While you work.** The alarm rings in the lfg.gm tab with its sound, next to your charts, your timeline or your inbox. - **When you walk away.** Your phone rings for the same alarm. Nothing to set up twice. - **One answer.** Tap **I'm up** on the phone and the laptop tab stops ringing within seconds, and says it was answered on another device. ## Set it up 1. On your laptop, go to [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm/) and sign in with your LFG Alarm account. 2. When it asks **Ring your alarms here too?**, tap **Yes, ring here**. That tap is also what lets the browser play sound. 3. Allow notifications if your browser asks. You can change both any time in **Settings** on the site. 4. Keep an lfg.gm tab open. It can be in the background or minimized. Make alarms on the site the way you do in the app: tap **Create** and pick a time, a social post, an onchain alarm or anything. An alarm made on the laptop rings on your phone too. ## What a browser can and cannot do Be clear about this one, because an alarm you trust has to be honest: - **The tab has to be open.** A closed tab or a quit browser cannot make sound. Your phone still rings. - **The laptop has to be awake and online.** A sleeping laptop rings nothing. Your phone rings even offline for a time alarm. - **A laptop ring lasts up to ten minutes.** It belongs to its moment: open the laptop two hours later and it will not start playing an old alarm. You get a note saying what rang and when. - **Phone browsers never ring.** On a phone, use the LFG Alarm app. You can still make alarms in a phone browser, and they ring in the app. So the phone is what wakes you up; the laptop is what gets your attention while you work. ## Good uses - **Trading at your desk.** A price, wallet or trader alarm rings in the tab next to your charts, and on your phone when you get up. See [crypto alarms on your phone and laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop). - **Calls and streams.** An event or post alarm for the moment a stream goes live or a call starts. - **Work and builds.** An anything alarm that rings the tab when a deploy finishes or a server goes down. See [make any app ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm). - **The whole team.** Share an alarm with friends and every phone that joined rings together, plus every laptop with an lfg.gm tab open that said yes. See [group alarms](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ## Three desks, three reasons **The trader with headphones on.** Kai watches charts on a laptop with noise-cancelling headphones and the phone face down. A price alarm for when a token drops 10% rings in the lfg.gm tab, through the headphones, next to the chart. When he steps out for lunch, the same alarm reaches his phone: full screen on Android, even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, so the ringer needs to be on. **The designer who forgets the 3:00 call.** Rosa loses track of time in focus mode. A time alarm at 2:55 called "Client call, join now" rings in the tab, and on her phone at the same moment. She answers on the laptop; the phone stops within seconds. **The developer waiting on a deploy.** An [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) at the end of a build script rings the tab when the deploy finishes, so Lee can stop refreshing the dashboard and go make tea. If he has walked away, his phone rings instead. ## Common mistakes - **Closing the tab at the end of the day and expecting the laptop to ring overnight.** It will not. The phone is the one that wakes you. - **Leaving the laptop to sleep with the lid shut.** A sleeping laptop rings nothing. - **Testing in a phone browser.** Phone browsers never ring. Use the app on a phone. ## Questions ### Do I need the app if I use the website? To be rung when you are away from the laptop, yes. Get the app on Google Play or the App Store: it is the one that wakes you. ### Which browsers work? Any desktop browser, as long as an lfg.gm tab stays open and you said yes to ringing there. Phone browsers do not ring; on a phone, the app does. ### Can I make an alarm ring only on the laptop? No. An alarm rings on your phone and in every browser you said yes to, so the laptop is an extra place to hear it, not a replacement for the phone. See also [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) and [Your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm). ## Keep exploring - [How to wake up when you sleep through every alarm](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers.md): Sirens, horns and voices that shout, plus a friend who can see whether you got up. - [Custom alarm sound: wake up to your own song or a voice you know](https://lfg.gm/custom-alarm-sound.md): Pick from hundreds of songs, voices and tones, or upload your own sound and record a voiceover, and share the alarm so friends ring with the same sound. - [AI alarm clock: what changes when your alarm watches the internet](https://lfg.gm/ai-alarm-clock.md): From the wind-up bell to sleep trackers to an alarm that rings for a post, a price or an event, and why friends make it stick. - [Notification fatigue: why notifications stopped working, and what an alarm does differently](https://lfg.gm/notification-fatigue.md): What the research says about notification volume, open rates, attention and alarm fatigue, and what any alert that must reach a person should do. - [Accountability alarm app: wake up with friends who can see if you snoozed](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app.md): LFG Alarm will not forbid snoozing, but a shared alarm, a snooze limit, Rocco’s roasts and a wake board of who slept in make getting up something your friends see. - [Crypto alarms that ring on your phone and your laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms that ring in your lfg.gm tab at your desk and on your phone when you step away. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Crypto alarms that ring on your phone and your laptop Crypto and markets · https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop · Updated 2026-10-17 LFG Alarm rings your crypto alarms on your phone and on your laptop from one setup: a token hitting your price, a wallet making a big trade, or a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL buying or selling. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and lfg.gm is the same account in a desktop browser. Rocco, its orange tabby cat, watches the market; you get rung in the tab next to your charts while you trade, and on your phone when you step away. Answer it in one place and it stops in the other. ## The two-screen problem A trader's day is split across screens. At the desk there are charts on one monitor, FOMO or GMGN on another, X in a third tab, and the phone face down on silent so it stops buzzing. Then you get up for lunch, a school run, the gym, and the laptop is shut while the phone is in your pocket. Most alerts live in one place only. A Telegram bot pings the phone you are not looking at. A browser alert fires in a tab you closed. An exchange push arrives as one banner and disappears. LFG Alarm sends the same alarm to both: - **At your desk,** it rings in the lfg.gm tab, out loud, next to your charts. - **Away from your desk,** your phone rings. - **Answer once.** Tap **I'm up** on either and the other stops. ## What a day with it looks like **09:30.** Ana sits down, opens lfg.gm in Chrome, and leaves the tab pinned. She has three alarms running: SOL at 2x from where she armed it weeks ago (a long shot), a -10% drop on a Base token she holds, and a FOMO trader on **Sells**. **13:05.** She is at lunch, laptop asleep on the desk. The Base token drops 10%. Her phone rings. On Android that is full screen even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone it is a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so her ringer stays on. She looks at the chart on her phone, sees it is the whole sector moving, and decides to wait until she is back. **16:40.** Back at the desk, the FOMO trader sells. The tab rings beside her charts and her phone rings at the same moment. She answers on the laptop; the phone stops. She reads the trader's thesis, checks the token, and makes her own call. That is the whole idea: one set of alarms, and whichever screen she is near is the one that gets her attention. ## What you can set | Alarm | Rings when | Choices | |---|---|---| | Price | A token hits a price, moves a percent, or does a multiple | A specific price (rings when it goes above), -5% to -50% or nuke (-99%), 2x to 1000x | | A pasted wallet | It buys or sells over the floor | $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k) | | A FOMO trader | They buy over the floor, sell anything, or post a thesis | Buys over $5k, $10k or $25k (default $10k) | | A GMGN KOL | They buy or sell over the floor | $100, $500 or $1k (default $500) | Wallets on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain can be watched. After a trades alarm rings, it stays quiet for 15 minutes. Nothing is connected or signed: Rocco reads public prices and trades. ## How it rings on each screen - **Android:** a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. - **iPhone:** a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound. It can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. - **Laptop:** sound in the lfg.gm tab, for up to ten minutes, only while the tab is open and the laptop is awake and online. Open the laptop two hours later and it will not start playing an old alarm. Phone browsers never ring. See [alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). ## Make it in the app and on the laptop 1. Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone and sign in. 2. On your laptop, sign in at [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm/) and tap **Yes, ring here** when it asks **Ring your alarms here too?**. That tap is also what lets the browser play sound. 3. In the app, on **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**; on the site, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. Pick a token for a price alarm, type an **@handle** for a trader, or paste a wallet. 4. Pick the move or the floor, check Rocco's summary of the alarm, choose who it is for, and save. It rings on both. ![Onchain: pick a token, or search a name, contract, wallet or @handle](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/onchain-start.jpg) ![A price alarm: pick a move or type a price](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/onchain-move.jpg) Your AI agent can set price alarms too; wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. ## Bring the chat Your trading group chat can get the same alarm. A price or trader alarm can be shared with friends, or made public so anyone can join it from Discover (a pasted wallet can be friends at most). Everyone who joined is rung at the same moment, on their phones and on any laptop with a tab open. See [group alarms](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ## Common mistakes - **Closing the tab at the end of the day and expecting the laptop to ring.** It cannot. The phone still will. - **A specific price below today's price.** A specific price rings when the token goes above it. For a drop, pick a percent. - **Leaving the iPhone on silent.** Price and trades alarms respect the silent switch on iPhone. ## Questions ### Is this financial advice? No. LFG Alarm tells you something happened. What you do about it is up to you. ### Does it trade for me? No. It only rings. Open your exchange, FOMO or your wallet to trade. ### Do I have to keep lfg.gm open all day? Only if you want the laptop to ring. The phone rings either way. ### Does answering on one screen stop the other? Yes. Tap **I'm up** in one place and it stops in the other. ## Sources and further reading - [Alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop) - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) and [trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) - See also [Louder FOMO alerts](https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts), [FOMO trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm) and [Crypto wallet monitoring](https://lfg.gm/crypto-wallet-monitoring) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO or GMGN. ## Keep exploring - [How to set a crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm.md): Set your number once instead of checking the chart all day. - [How to get woken when a Solana wallet makes a big buy](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm.md): Get woken for the big buy, not the 214 small ones. - [The onchain alarm clock: price, wallet and trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/onchain-alarm-clock.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms for people who watch markets. - [Memecoin alerts for the tokens, traders and wallets you name](https://lfg.gm/memecoin-alerts.md): Paste a contract address for a price, percent or multiple alarm, follow a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle, or paste a wallet, without trading or connecting a wallet. - [How to make FOMO alerts louder](https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts.md): Turn a FOMO trader’s buy, sell or thesis into an alarm on your phone and laptop, and do the same for GMGN, any wallet or any X account. - [How to get an alarm when a FOMO trader buys or sells](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm.md): Every trade on FOMO is public. Type a trader’s handle and get rung when they buy big or sell, then go look at the chart. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to make FOMO alerts louder Crypto and markets · https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts · Updated 2026-10-17 To make FOMO alerts louder, keep FOMO's own notifications for the everyday pings and add an alarm for the two or three traders you would actually get up for. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and lfg.gm in a desktop browser. Type a FOMO trader's handle and Rocco, its orange tabby cat, rings your phone, and your open lfg.gm tab on the laptop, when they buy over a size you pick, sell, or post a thesis. ## Why FOMO's notifications are worth having On FOMO, every trade is public, and the app tells you when the people you follow act. That signal is social: it is not a price crossing a line, it is a person whose calls you trust making a move. One trader's buy or dump can move a small token far more than the size of the trade, so being early matters. The trouble is not the signal. It is the delivery. ## When a ping is not enough - **It arrives in a crowd.** Phones get a lot of notifications. A 2018 study that logged 278 people's phones found a median of 56 notifications a day. A FOMO ping is one more line in that list, and it buzzes once. - **You are looking at the wrong screen.** At your desk the phone is face down and the charts are on the monitor. At the gym the laptop is shut. - **Most traders do not deserve a wake-up.** You might follow forty people on FOMO. For thirty-seven of them, a banner is right. For the other three, you want a sound you cannot ignore. ## Two scenes **At the desk.** Jordan trades from a laptop in the afternoons with FOMO open on his phone beside the keyboard. The phone is on silent so it does not buzz every few minutes. He signs in at lfg.gm, says yes to **Ring your alarms here too?**, and makes a trader alarm on the one trader he copies most, **Buys over $10k** and **Sells**. When that trader sells, the tab rings next to his charts, out loud. He answers it on the laptop and the phone stops too. **Away from it.** On Saturday Jordan is out running with the laptop closed. The same alarm rings his phone instead. On Android that is a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it is a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so the ringer has to be on. He stops, looks at the chart on his phone, reads the trader's thesis, and finishes the run. A laptop rings only while an lfg.gm tab is open and the laptop is awake and online, and a laptop ring lasts up to ten minutes. Phone browsers never ring; on a phone, the app does. See [alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). ## Make it louder in the app 1. In the LFG Alarm app, on **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Type the FOMO trader's **@handle** and check the card is the right person. 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells**, **Thesis**, or all three. Buys ring over $5k, $10k or $25k (default $10k); every sell rings. 4. Tap **Next**, choose who it is for, and tap **That's it**. Rocco watches; you get rung. ![Onchain: type a trader's @handle in the search box](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/onchain-start.jpg) After a ring, a trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes, so a trader scaling out in five quick sells is one alarm. Trader alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Pick the right floor | You want | Set | |---|---| | Only their conviction buys | Buys over $25k | | A normal-sized position from them | Buys over $10k (the default) | | Everything but dust | Buys over $5k | | To know the moment they exit | Sells (always rings) | | Their reasons for a trade, when they post them | Thesis | ## Beyond FOMO The same kind of alarm works for more than FOMO traders: - **A GMGN KOL,** by handle, over $100, $500 or $1k. - **Any wallet,** pasted, on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain, over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. - **Any account on X,** with a post alarm: describe the post you are waiting for and Rocco rings you when it lands. See [an alarm when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts). - **A price,** when a token hits your number or moves by a percent or multiple. See [crypto price alarms](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm). ## After it rings LFG Alarm tells you to look; it never trades and never touches a wallet. Open the chart, read the trader's thesis if there is one, check the replies on X, then decide. Nothing on this page is financial advice. ## Questions ### Does this replace FOMO's notifications? No. Keep them. LFG Alarm is for the few traders you want an alarm for, not a banner. ### Do I need a FOMO account? No. LFG Alarm reads FOMO's public trades by handle. ### Can my friends get the same alarm? Yes. Share it with friends, or make it public so anyone can join it from Discover. Everyone who joined is rung together. ### Will my laptop ring if the tab is closed? No. The tab has to be open and the laptop awake and online. Your phone still rings. ## Sources and further reading - [Pielot et al., MobileHCI 2018: notifications logged on 278 people's phones](https://www.interruptions.net/literature/Pielot-MobileHCI18.pdf) - [FOMO](https://fomo.family/) - [Trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) and [alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop) - See also [FOMO trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm), [crypto alarms on your phone and laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop) and [KOL and smart money tracking](https://lfg.gm/kol-and-smart-money-tracking) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO. ## Keep exploring - [How to set a crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm.md): Set your number once instead of checking the chart all day. - [How to get woken when a Solana wallet makes a big buy](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm.md): Get woken for the big buy, not the 214 small ones. - [The onchain alarm clock: price, wallet and trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/onchain-alarm-clock.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms for people who watch markets. - [Memecoin alerts for the tokens, traders and wallets you name](https://lfg.gm/memecoin-alerts.md): Paste a contract address for a price, percent or multiple alarm, follow a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle, or paste a wallet, without trading or connecting a wallet. - [Crypto alarms that ring on your phone and your laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms that ring in your lfg.gm tab at your desk and on your phone when you step away. - [How to get an alarm when a FOMO trader buys or sells](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm.md): Every trade on FOMO is public. Type a trader’s handle and get rung when they buy big or sell, then go look at the chart. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to get an alarm when a FOMO trader buys or sells Crypto and markets · https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 A FOMO trader alarm rings your phone when one trader you follow on FOMO buys over a size you pick, sells anything, or posts a thesis, so you can stop refreshing the feed and still be at the chart in the first minute. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and lfg.gm in a desktop browser. Type the trader's handle and Rocco, its orange tabby cat, watches their public trades and rings you, and your friends if you share it, when they move. ## Why one trader's move matters FOMO is a social trading app where profiles, open positions and trades are visible to everyone, and a live feed shows trades from across the network. That transparency is the point: the trades of people you follow are a signal. Often the signal you are really waiting for is one person. You bought a token because a trader with a big following bought it. Now you are holding it and the question in your head all day is simple: are they still in? When a trader like that sells a small token, the price can move far more than the size of their sale. You want to know in the first minute, not when a friend screenshots it two hours later. ## What waiting looks like without an alarm Most people solve this by watching. The FOMO tab stays open on the laptop. The phone comes out under the table at dinner. You check the trader's profile before bed and again at 4am when you happen to wake up. In-app notifications help, but they are one banner among the dozens a phone gets every day, and they stop after one buzz. A trades alarm takes the watching off you: - **Buys over a floor.** Pick $5k, $10k or $25k (default $10k), so small buys and test clips stay quiet. - **Every sell.** A sell from the trader always rings, whatever the size. - **Thesis.** When the trader posts a thesis, their reasons for a trade, you can be rung for that too. - **Quiet after a ring.** After it rings, the alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes, so a run of trades is one wake-up, not ten. On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound; it can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. With an lfg.gm tab open on an awake laptop, it rings there too. ## Three ways people use it **Holding what they hold.** Sam copied a trader's buy into a Solana token at the weekend and does not want to sit on it blind through the work week. He sets **Sells** only. On Wednesday at 11:20, mid-meeting, his phone rings. He steps out, opens the token's chart, sees the trader sold about half, reads the replies under the trader's latest post, and decides to trim. No feed-watching for three days, one alarm when it mattered. **Waiting to get in.** Lena likes a trader's picks but not their timing, so she wants to see what they buy big and then look for herself. She sets **Buys over $25k** and **Thesis**. Most days nothing rings. When it does, she reads the thesis first, then the chart, then waits a day more often than not. **The group that follows the same person.** Four friends in a group chat all hold bags from one trader's calls. One of them makes the alarm on **Sells** and shares it with friends. When it rings at 1:40am, four phones go off together, and by the time the first person has the chart open the others are already in the chat. ## The alarm tells you to look, not what to do Stop losses and trading bots are useful, and some people let AI agents trade for them. Plenty of traders still want to look before they act. When the alarm rings, a sensible order is: 1. Open the chart and see how the token is actually moving. 2. Check whether the trader posted a thesis or anything on X. 3. Look at the comments and the replies. 4. Then decide to act, or to sit this one out. LFG Alarm does not trade, connect to a wallet or ask you to sign anything. It reads public trades and wakes you. Nothing on this page is financial advice. ## Make it in the app 1. In the LFG Alarm app, on **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Type the trader's **@handle**. A FOMO trader is found first. Or tap **Show me the top traders** to browse the top 100 on FOMO this week. 3. Check the card is the right person, then pick **Buys**, **Sells**, **Thesis**, or more than one. 4. Pick the floor for buys, then tap **Next**. 5. Rocco sums up the alarm so you can check it. Choose who it is for: just you, friends, or public. Tap **That's it**. ![Onchain: type a trader's @handle in the search box](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/onchain-start.jpg) Traders publish their trades themselves, so a trader alarm can be public: anyone can join it from Discover. Share it with friends and everyone who joined is rung at once. Trader alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. For the full rules, see [Trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Common mistakes - **Setting the floor too low on a trader who trades all day.** Start at $10k and lower it if it is too quiet. - **Following ten traders at once.** Pick the two or three whose moves you would actually get up for. - **Acting on the ring alone.** The alarm says something happened; the chart and the comments say whether it matters. - **iPhone on silent.** A trader alarm on iPhone respects the silent switch. ## Questions ### Do I need a FOMO account? No. LFG Alarm reads FOMO's public trades. You only need the LFG Alarm app and the trader's handle. ### Can I copy the trade from LFG Alarm? No. LFG Alarm only rings. Open FOMO or your own wallet to trade. ### Why do sells always ring? Because a sell from someone you followed into a token is usually the moment you most want to know about, whatever its size. ### What about traders who are not on FOMO? Type their handle and LFG Alarm looks for a GMGN KOL next, or paste any wallet address on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain. See [Smart money and KOL tracking](https://lfg.gm/kol-and-smart-money-tracking) and [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm). ## Sources and further reading - [FOMO](https://fomo.family/) - [Datawallet, Fomo app explained](https://www.datawallet.com/crypto/fomo-app-explained) - [Four Pillars, The dawn of public PnL](https://research.4pillars.io/en/research/the-dawn-of-public-pnl) - [Louder FOMO alerts](https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts) and [Trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO. ## Keep exploring - [How to set a crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm.md): Set your number once instead of checking the chart all day. - [How to get woken when a Solana wallet makes a big buy](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm.md): Get woken for the big buy, not the 214 small ones. - [The onchain alarm clock: price, wallet and trader alarms](https://lfg.gm/onchain-alarm-clock.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms for people who watch markets. - [Memecoin alerts for the tokens, traders and wallets you name](https://lfg.gm/memecoin-alerts.md): Paste a contract address for a price, percent or multiple alarm, follow a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle, or paste a wallet, without trading or connecting a wallet. - [Crypto alarms that ring on your phone and your laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop.md): Price, wallet and trader alarms that ring in your lfg.gm tab at your desk and on your phone when you step away. - [How to make FOMO alerts louder](https://lfg.gm/louder-fomo-alerts.md): Turn a FOMO trader’s buy, sell or thesis into an alarm on your phone and laptop, and do the same for GMGN, any wallet or any X account. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # What is a social alarm clock? Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock · Updated 2026-10-17 A social alarm clock is an alarm you share. One person makes it, sends a link, and everyone who joins gets the same alarm on their own phone, ringing at the same moment with the same sound and picture. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: it rings for times and for moments, like a post going up or a party starting, and Rocco, the cat inside the app, keeps score of who got up. ## How it differs from a normal alarm clock A normal alarm clock knows two things: a time, and one phone. A social alarm clock adds the people. | | Normal alarm clock | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | Who it rings | Your phone | Every phone that joined the link | | What sets it off | A time | A time, or a moment: a post, a stream, a price, an event, a webhook | | Who knows you got up | Nobody | The wake board shows who got up first and who slept in | | What it sounds like | A tone you picked years ago | A song, a voice or a siren picked for that alarm | | What it says | Nothing | A title and wallpaper on the ring screen, and a creator's note on the alarm's page | ## Three mornings it was made for **The run club that keeps losing people.** Six friends agreed to run on Saturdays at 8:00. By week three, two are "running late" and one has stopped replying. Priya makes one repeating alarm for 7:30 on Saturdays, posts the link in the chat, and the four who mean it join. At 7:30 every phone rings with the same song. Afterwards the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows who tapped I'm up in three seconds and who snoozed twice, and the last one up buys the coffee. Nobody had to send a "you up?" text. **The exam morning.** Sam has a 9:00 exam and a history of sleeping through his own alarms. His flatmate makes a one-off alarm for 7:00 with a siren and the Drill sergeant voice, and sends Sam the link. Two phones ring in the same flat. If Sam is not on the board by 7:10, his flatmate knows to knock. See [the alarm for heavy sleepers](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers). **The friends in three cities.** A group in London, Lagos and Toronto want to be up at 6:00 for a shared habit. One alarm set to **Everyone's local time zone** rings each of them at their own 6:00, and the board stays open for 24 hours, ranking each person by how fast they got up after their own ring. ## What people use it for - **Mornings with someone:** a run club, a gym partner, a flatmate with an exam. See [one alarm for the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates). - **Plans that need everyone there:** a party, a dinner, a flight. See [getting party guests to show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up) and [getting a group chat to commit](https://lfg.gm/group-chat-plans). - **Moments with no fixed time:** a drop, a stream, a post you are waiting for. See [an alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts). - **Couples and co-parents on different schedules.** See [a shared alarm clock for couples](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock) and [a heads-up your partner can't miss](https://lfg.gm/partner-heads-up). - **Families.** See [the fastest way to get your whole family's attention](https://lfg.gm/family-alert). ## How sharing works 1. Make an alarm and pick who it is for: friends you name, or anyone with the link. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). 2. Send the link, `lfg.gm/a/`, anywhere: a group chat, a Discord, a bio. 3. Everyone who taps it and joins is on the alarm and will be rung. See [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm). 4. When it rings, everyone taps I'm up, and the wake board fills in. A shared time alarm rings everyone at the same moment by default ("Same time zone for everyone"), with each person seeing it in their own time zone. It can also ring each person at their own local time ("Everyone's local time zone"), for a club that wants everyone up at their own 6:00. See [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms). Once a second person joins, the alarm is locked: its time, title, sound and picture stay as they were, because the people on it agreed to that alarm. The creator's note can still change, so "we're meeting at the north gate now" can go up the night before. See [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting). ## How loud it is Time and event alarms are real alarms on both phones. On iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system and ring through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen even when the phone is locked. Alarms for moments (a post, a price, a wallet, a webhook) ring full screen on Android, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ## Why it works better than reminding each other Telling a group "set your alarms" leaves it to everyone to remember, and to set the right time in the right time zone. One shared alarm means one person sets it and nobody has to. And because joining is a choice, the list of who joined is a more honest headcount than a row of thumbs up. There is also some evidence that doing a thing with other people helps you stick with it. In a randomised trial of 166 adults in a weight-loss programme, 95% of those who joined with friends and got social-support training completed treatment, against 76% of those who joined alone with standard treatment. Getting up is simpler than losing weight, but the idea is the same: it is easier to show up when someone will notice you did not. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a friends alarm for 7:30 every Saturday called Run club, with "RUN CLUB, SHOES ON" drawn on the wallpaper, and give me the link to post in our group chat. Why it works: One sentence covers the time, the repeat, the name, what the ring screen says and who it is for. ## Common mistakes - **Making it private and wondering why nobody is on it.** Every new alarm starts private. Turn on Make it social before you share. - **Sharing first, styling later.** Pick the sound and wallpaper before the first friend joins; after that they are locked. - **Using "everyone's local time" for a call.** A call is one moment for everyone; local time is for routines. ## Questions ### Is a social alarm clock the same as a group alarm? Yes. Group alarm, shared alarm and social alarm clock all describe the same idea: one alarm that rings several people. LFG Alarm adds alarms for moments and a wake board. See [the fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ### Can I add someone without asking them? No. An alarm only rings people who made it or chose to join it. ### Does everyone need an account? To be rung, yes: the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android. ### Can I set it from an AI agent? Yes. Once you connect LFG Alarm to an AI app such as Claude or ChatGPT, it can make time, price, post, event and anything alarms, add your friends, and hand back the link to share. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## Sources and further reading - [Wing and Jeffery, Benefits of recruiting participants with friends and increasing social support, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1999](https://experts.umn.edu/en/publications/benefits-of-recruiting-participants-with-friends-and-increasing-s/) - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm) - [Glossary](https://lfg.gm/wiki/glossary) ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to give your partner a heads-up they can't miss Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/partner-heads-up · Updated 2026-10-17 The easiest way to make sure your partner or co-parent does not miss the one thing that matters today is to send it as an alarm, not another text. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: you set one alarm for the moment, send your partner the link, and at that time both phones ring with what it is written right on the screen. One alarm a day that says "of everything today, do not miss this one" cuts through a day of forty messages. ## Most days are forty small things and one big one If you share a life with someone, and especially if you share kids, your day together runs on a stream of small messages. Can you grab milk. Practice moved to 5. Your mum called. The plumber is coming between 12 and 4. Most of them can slide. You both know that, so you both skim. The trouble is the one that cannot slide looks exactly like the others. "Pickup is at 3:10 today, not 3:30" arrives between a meme and a photo of the dog, and at 3:25 someone is still in a meeting. When schedules run across two homes, with a handover on Wednesday and a different school run on alternate weeks, the cost of that one missed message is higher and the other parent may not even be in the same chat thread. So the useful habit is small: each day, the person who knows picks the one thing, and sends it as an alarm. Not a list. One. ## Three real days **The early pickup.** Wednesday is half day, and Dani is the only one who saw the school email. At breakfast she makes a one-off alarm for 2:50 called "Mia, half day, gate at 3:10" and adds Marcus. At 2:50 his phone rings with those words on the wallpaper, in the middle of a spreadsheet. He leaves at 2:55. Neither of them had to ask "did you see my text?" **The handover between two homes.** Jo and Chris live across town from each other and swap the kids on Fridays. Jo makes a repeating Friday alarm for 4:30, "Handover at 5, bring the inhaler", shared with Chris, who is added by email because they are not LFG friends. Both phones ring at 4:30 every Friday. When the plan changes, Jo edits the creator's note ("this week at the park, not the house"), which can change any time, even after Chris has joined. **Date night that actually happens.** Ana books a table for 7:30 and knows Leo will be deep in a game at 6:45. She makes an alarm for 6:30 with the Your bestie voice and a photo from their last trip as the wallpaper, and drops the address into the call-to-action link, which opens when he answers. It is a nudge with some affection in it, not a nag. ## How it works 1. **Set the alarm** for the moment, or a little before it: leave time to actually act. 2. **Name it with the thing itself.** "Pickup 3:10" says more on a ring screen than "Reminder". The name and the wallpaper are what show when it rings. 3. **Send your partner the link**, `lfg.gm/a/`, or add them by username or email. They tap once to join it. See [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm). 4. **Add the detail where it belongs.** The creator's note holds the address, the gate number, what to bring; people read it when they open the alarm, not on the ring screen. The call-to-action link opens a map, a ticket or a booking when they answer. When it rings, it rings on both phones in the same second, and the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows whether they tapped I'm up. Nobody has to be the one who nags. ## Making it a daily habit A one-off alarm is right for "today's one thing". Once yesterday's has rung, you can open it in the app, set it for today's moment and change what it says: a one-off alarm whose moment has passed can be edited even after your partner joined, so it rings the same person again without them rejoining. See [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting). For the things that repeat (bins on Tuesday night, the Friday handover, the inhaler before swim), make one repeating alarm each and leave them running. ## Sweet or savage - **Your own voice.** Record a voiceover in the studio: "Hey, it's the 3:10 one. Go." See [The studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio). - **A song about them.** Rocco can cook a short song about a person and a moment. See [Cooking with Rocco](https://lfg.gm/wiki/cooking-with-rocco). - **A mystery alarm** keeps its video or message sealed until the second it rings. - **Chaos level** sets how hard Rocco roasts a snooze, from mild to feral. It is each person's own setting, so your partner chooses how rude theirs gets. ## How loud it is A time alarm is a real alarm on both phones. On iPhone it uses Apple's own alarm system, which rings through silent mode and Focus; on Android it takes over the screen even when the phone is locked. That matters for a parent in back-to-back meetings with the phone on silent. ## For couples in two time zones A shared alarm rings both of you at the same moment by default, and each of you sees it in your own time: 9:00 PM for you is 8:00 AM for them. If you would rather both wake at your own 7:00, set it to ring each of you at your own local time. See [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 2:50pm today called "Mia, half day, gate at 3:10", with "DO NOT MISS THIS ONE" drawn on the wallpaper, make it a friends alarm and add my partner [their LFG Alarm username or email]. Then send me the link. Why it works: It sets the moment, puts the one thing on the ring screen and adds the person. An AI agent cannot add a creator's note or a call-to-action link yet, so add the gate number or a map link in the app. ## Common mistakes - **Sending five alarms a day.** Then they become notifications again. One a day, for the thing that would actually hurt to miss. - **Setting it for the deadline.** Ring at 2:50 for a 3:10 pickup, not at 3:10. - **Putting the detail only in the note.** The note is not on the ring screen; the name and wallpaper are. ## Questions ### Does my partner need the app? Yes, the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android, to be rung. ### Do we need to be friends in the app? No. You can add anyone by email, or send the link. Being friends just lets you pick them by name. ### Can they see my other alarms? No. They only see the alarms you share with them. See also [a shared alarm clock for couples](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock) for mornings together, [your AI agent for family coordination](https://lfg.gm/ai-agent-family-coordination) and [the fastest way to get your whole family's attention](https://lfg.gm/family-alert). ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # The fastest way to get your whole family's attention Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/family-alert · Updated 2026-10-17 The fastest way to get your whole family's attention at once is one shared alarm instead of another message in the family chat. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: make one alarm, share the link with your family, and when it goes off every phone that joined rings out loud in the same second, with what is happening written on the screen. LFG Alarm is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call your local emergency number. ## Why the family chat does not work for this The family chat is muted by the teenager, archived by the uncle and read in full only by the grandparent who replies to everything. Your message sits between birthday photos and a forwarded video. It is no one's fault: in a 2023 Common Sense Media study of about 200 Android-using 11 to 17 year olds, more than half got 237 or more notifications a day. One more "car leaves in 10" is easy to swipe away. An alarm is a different kind of thing. It rings, it shows its name and picture on the screen, and the people on it chose to be on it. ## Moments it is for - **Leaving the house:** "Car leaves in 10" for the school run, a flight or a wedding with three generations. - **Dinner is ready:** one ring instead of shouting up the stairs at three closed doors. - **The family call:** grandma's Sunday video call, with everyone in the room on time. - **Medicine, chores and pickups:** a daily alarm a parent and a teenager are both on, so the parent can see it was answered. - **Something you set off yourself:** with an [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm), a shortcut on your phone can ring the family when you press it: "we're outside". ## Three real scenes **The Sunday call across an ocean.** Grandma is in Manila and the family is split between Toronto and Leeds. Every Sunday call starts 20 minutes late while someone hunts for a charger. Ray makes one repeating alarm for 5:55 PM Toronto time on Sundays called "Lola call at 6", shared with his sister and his two kids. Because it uses **Same time zone for everyone**, his sister in Leeds is rung at 10:55 PM her time, in the same second. The call link goes in the call-to-action link, which opens when they answer. **The airport morning.** Five people, one car, a 9:40 flight. Mei makes a one-off alarm for 6:15 called "Car leaves 6:30, bags by the door" and adds everyone. On iPhone it rings through silent mode; the teenager on Android gets the full screen even with the phone locked. At 6:20 the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows who tapped I'm up, and who still needs a knock. **The medicine nobody remembers.** Tom's son takes an inhaler at 8:00 every evening. A repeating alarm at 8:00 that both of them are on means Tom sees on the board that his son answered, without asking. ## How loud it is Time alarms are real alarms on both phones: on iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system and ring through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen even when the phone is locked. An anything alarm (the "we're outside" button) is different: on Android it rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb, but on iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so the iPhones in the family need the ringer on. ## How to set it up 1. Make the alarm for the time, or as an anything alarm you can set off yourself. 2. Share it as a friends alarm. Add family by username, or by email if they are not your friends in the app yet. To do this often, save them once as a group (Settings > Friends > Groups) and tap **Create alarm with this group**. See [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups). 3. Name it with what to do ("Car leaves 6:30"), and put the details (which door, what to bring) in the creator's note. The note shows when someone opens the alarm, not on the ring screen. Everyone taps I'm up when it rings, so you can see who has seen it. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a friends alarm for 5:55pm every Sunday called "Lola call at 6", with "CALL LOLA" drawn on the wallpaper, and add [your family's LFG Alarm usernames or emails]. Why it works: A weekly alarm whose screen says what to do means nobody has to remember, and the AI agent can add family by username or email. ## Common mistakes - **Using it for everything.** If every chore is an alarm, nobody hears the important one. Keep it for the moments that cost something to miss. - **Ringing at the deadline.** Ring at 6:15 for a 6:30 departure. - **Expecting it to ring someone who never joined.** Each person joins once; after that it rings them. ## Questions ### Is this for emergencies? No. LFG Alarm is an alarm clock. For emergencies, call your local emergency number. ### Can I ring my family without them joining? No. Each person joins the alarm once; after that it rings them every time. ### Does everyone need a smartphone? Yes: an iPhone, iPad or Android phone with the LFG Alarm app, signed in. That is what rings. ### Can grandparents in another country be on it? Yes. A shared time alarm rings everyone at the same moment and shows each person the time in their own zone. See also [a heads-up your partner can't miss](https://lfg.gm/partner-heads-up), [your AI agent for family coordination](https://lfg.gm/ai-agent-family-coordination) and [the fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ## Sources and further reading - [Common Sense Media, Teens are bombarded with hundreds of notifications a day, 2023](https://www.commonsensemedia.org/press-releases/teens-are-bombarded-with-hundreds-of-notifications-a-day) ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # The fastest way to get a group chat to commit to a time Parties and events · https://lfg.gm/group-chat-plans · Updated 2026-10-17 The fastest way to get a group chat to commit to a plan is to stop asking and make the plan an alarm. In LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, one person sets the time, posts one link, and everyone who joins is rung at that moment. Joining takes one tap, and the list of who joined tells you who is really in. ## Why group plans fall apart "Are we still on for Saturday?" turns into forty messages, three polls and a sticker. Someone says "down", someone reacts with a thumbs up, and two people never reply at all. By Saturday afternoon the plan exists only in a message 300 lines up, nobody is sure whether it was 7 or 7:30, and the one person who made the booking is now texting everyone one by one. The plan rarely fails because people do not want to come. It fails because nobody owns the reminder, and "down" in a chat costs nothing to say. ## Make the plan an alarm 1. **Pick the time** and make the alarm, named with the plan: "Mario's, Sat 7pm". 2. **Post the link** in the group chat: `lfg.gm/a/`. 3. **Watch who joins.** Every person who taps it has joined the alarm and will be rung, which is a clearer yes than a thumbs up. See [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm). 4. **It rings everyone** as a heads-up: two hours before a night out, so people get ready and head over, or at the start for something online, so everyone hops on at once. If the plan is on Partiful or Luma, paste the invite link into LFG Alarm and the alarm is made from it, with the event's name, picture and start time. See [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful) and [to Luma](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-luma). ## Three plans, start to finish **The birthday dinner.** Ten people, a table for 7:30 that the restaurant gives away at 7:45. Kofi makes a friends alarm for 6:00 called "Ama's bday, Mario's 7:30" and posts it. Eight people join; he now knows to call the restaurant about two seats. The address goes in the call-to-action link, which opens a map when people answer, and the creator's note says "we're splitting the cake, bring cash". **The watch party online.** The final kicks off at 3:00. Lena makes an alarm for 2:55 and posts the link in the group's Discord. At 2:55 every phone that joined rings; the voice channel goes from two people to eleven in a minute. **The Sunday five-a-side.** The pitch is booked weekly and someone always forgets. One repeating alarm at 9:00 on Sundays, "Pitch at 10, bring bibs", and the group stops having the Saturday-night "are we on?" conversation altogether. To save the same people once and reuse them, make a group in Settings > Friends > Groups. See [the fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ## What the alarm can carry - **A name and wallpaper** that show on the ring screen: the plan in a few words. - **A creator's note:** the address, what to bring, the dress code. People see it when they open the alarm. You can change it even after people join, so "we moved to the back room" can go up on the night. - **A call-to-action link** that opens when people answer: a map, a booking, a stream. - **A sound or voice** picked for the occasion. - **A mystery alarm:** its video or message stays sealed until the second it rings, which is good for a surprise venue reveal. ## Across time zones A shared alarm rings everyone at the same moment by default, and each person sees it in their own time, so a call between London and Los Angeles needs no maths. See [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms). ## How loud it is A time alarm or an event alarm is a real alarm on both phones: through silent mode and Focus on iPhone, and full screen on Android even when locked. That is the difference from a chat message, which waits until someone opens it. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a friends alarm for 6:00pm this Saturday called "Ama's bday, Mario's 7:30", with "DINNER 7:30" drawn on the wallpaper, and give me the link to post in our group chat. Why it works: It sets the time, the plan and what the ring screen says, and the joins tell you who is actually coming. ## Common mistakes - **Posting the link and then a poll.** Pick the time first. The alarm is the decision. - **Ringing at the start time for something in person.** Nobody can get across town in zero minutes. Two hours before is the default that works. - **Changing the plan by editing the alarm.** Once people have joined, the time is fixed. Make a new alarm and post the new link. ## Questions ### Is it a poll? No. It does not pick a time for you. It makes the time you picked hard to forget. ### What if the plan changes? Update the creator's note for small changes, like the room or the meeting point. For a new time, make a new alarm and post the new link: once people have joined, an alarm's time is fixed, so nobody is woken for something they did not sign up for. ### Can people outside the chat join? Only if they get the link and the alarm lets them in. A friends alarm can let anyone with the link join, or ask you to approve each one. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). See also [how to get people to show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events) and [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock). ## Keep exploring - [How to get party guests to actually show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up.md): Turn your Partiful or Luma invite into an alarm that rings every guest who joined. - [How to turn a Partiful invite into an alarm](https://lfg.gm/partiful-event-alarm.md): Paste a Partiful link and LFG Alarm makes the alarm for your guests. - [How to make sure Luma guests actually show up](https://lfg.gm/luma-event-alarm.md): Paste a Luma link so attendees get a real alarm before doors. - [Reduce event no-shows: a reminder playbook for meetups, classes and clubs](https://lfg.gm/reduce-event-no-shows.md): A practical playbook for organisers: when to ring attendees, a headcount from who joined the alarm, notes, comments and a reward for the first to answer. - [How to get people to actually show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events.md): Stop relying on the RSVP: ring the people who joined at the right moment, with something they want to hear. - [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock.md): An alarm you share by link, so every phone that joined rings together, with a wake board of who got up. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone Builders · https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 To make any app, script or feed ring your phone, give it the private link of an anything alarm in LFG Alarm: anything that can send an HTTP POST request to that link rings you like an alarm, and rings the friends you shared it with too. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and lfg.gm in a desktop browser. An anything alarm (a webhook alarm) is how a site monitor, a cron job, a trading bot, Zapier, Make, IFTTT or a phone shortcut gets a human out of bed. ## The problem: your code can notice, but it cannot wake you Builders already have scripts that know when something is wrong. A health check sees the API return 500s. A bot sees its order filled. A nightly job sees the backup failed. What they usually do with that knowledge is send an email, a Slack message or a push notification, and all of those wait politely until morning. Full on-call tools solve this for companies with rotations and escalation policies. A solo founder, a two-person team or someone running a side project usually needs something smaller: one link that makes one or two phones ring when the script says so. ## Three builders, three alarms **The site that goes down at 3am.** Maya runs a small shop on her own. She already uses a site monitor that can call a webhook when the site stops answering. She makes an anything alarm called "Shop down" with a 30 minute cooldown, shares it with her co-founder, and pastes the link into the monitor's alert settings. The first outage at 03:10 rings both phones. She fixes the expired certificate; he goes back to sleep once she posts in their chat. **The bot that needs a human.** Ben runs his own trading script. It places orders on its own, but when a large order fills he wants to look at the position himself before the next session. He adds one line to the script's fill handler that POSTs to his alarm's link. LFG Alarm does not trade and sees nothing the script sends; it just rings, and Ben opens his own dashboard to check. **The deploy that should not fail quietly.** A three-person team adds a final step to their CI pipeline: if the production deploy fails, call the alarm link. The alarm is shared with all three. A 10 minute cooldown means a pipeline that retries five times rings once. ## The integration is one request ```bash curl -X POST https://example.com/lfg-webhook-link ``` Replace the placeholder with your own link from the app. In a script, the same idea is a single POST when your condition is true, for example the last line of a health check that has just failed. That is the whole integration. ## How the link works - **Send an HTTP POST request and it rings.** Opening the link in a browser does nothing. - **Nothing you send is shown.** Whatever is in the request appears nowhere. It just rings, so name the alarm for what it means ("Shop down", "Big fill"). - **A cooldown stops loops.** Pick 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 minutes (10 is the default). Calls during the cooldown after a ring are ignored, so a bot stuck in a loop cannot ring you all night. - **Guard it like a password.** If the link leaks, tap **New URL** and the old one stops working. - **Never public.** An anything alarm is private, or shared with friends you choose. Only you know what sets it off. - **Clear answers.** A deleted alarm's link answers "not found"; a switched-off alarm answers that it is switched off. ## How it rings On Android an anything alarm rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound; it can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on if you depend on it overnight. With an lfg.gm tab open on an awake laptop, it rings there too, for up to ten minutes. See [alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). ## Make it in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **🔮 Anything**. 2. Under **Cooldown**, pick **1m**, **5m**, **10m**, **30m** or **1h**. 3. Choose who it is for, private or friends, and tap **Arm it**. 4. On the link card, tap **Copy**, then **Test fire** to ring only your own phone and check it works. 5. Paste the link into your monitor, script, Zap or shortcut. Your AI agent can make one too: ask for an anything alarm, private or for friends, and it hands you the link to paste into your monitor, script or Zap. ## Set one up with no code Under the link, **What's a webhook?** explains it for people who have never used one, with three everyday ideas: ring when an app you use says so (Zapier, Make or IFTTT), a one-tap button on your phone for the crew ("we're outside", "the game's on"), and ring when your site goes down or a big sale lands. It also has a prompt to copy into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or any AI. The prompt explains how the link works with a placeholder in place of your real link, then asks the AI to suggest ideas and walk you through a free, no-code tool step by step. You paste your real link into the tool yourself. ## Common mistakes - **Testing by opening the link in a browser.** That sends a GET request and does nothing. Use **Test fire**, or a POST. - **A cooldown that is too short for a flapping service.** If your site goes up and down every minute, a 1 minute cooldown rings every minute. Use 30 minutes. - **Pasting the link into a public repository.** Keep it in a secret or environment setting, and tap **New URL** if it ever leaks. ## Questions ### What happens if I delete the alarm? The link stops working: a call to a deleted alarm's link gets a "not found" answer. A switched-off alarm answers that it is switched off. ### Can a stranger ring my phone with it? No, only someone who has the link can. Keep it private, and change it with **New URL** if it leaks. ### Is this an on-call tool? No. It has no schedules or escalation. It rings the phones on the alarm. See [alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared). ### Can my AI agent make one? Yes. Through the [LFG Alarm connector](https://lfg.gm/agents), ask for an anything alarm, private or for friends, and it hands back the link to paste into whatever should ring it. ## Sources and further reading - [Anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) - [Alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop) - [Alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared) - See also [an alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts) and the [developers page](https://lfg.gm/developers) ## Keep exploring - [Website change alerts: how to get an alarm when something happens online](https://lfg.gm/alert-when-something-happens-online.md): Point a website change monitor, an uptime monitor, Zapier, IFTTT, GitHub Actions or a cron script at an anything alarm’s link and it rings your phone. - [How to get an alarm when someone posts on X](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts.md): Describe the post you are waiting for; Rocco rings you when it lands. - [How creators can catch a trend before it peaks](https://lfg.gm/creator-trend-alarms.md): Alarms that ring when the X accounts and the YouTube and Twitch channels you watch for trends post, upload or go live. - [The fastest way to get your whole family's attention](https://lfg.gm/family-alert.md): One alarm the whole family joins, so every phone rings out loud at once, with your note on the screen. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How creators can catch a trend before it peaks Fans and creators · https://lfg.gm/creator-trend-alarms · Updated 2026-10-17 A creator trend alarm rings your phone when one of the sources you trust for trends moves: an account on X posting about a new challenge, sound or format, a YouTube channel uploading or going live, a Twitch streamer going live, or a feed you connect through a webhook. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and lfg.gm in a desktop browser. Rocco, its orange tabby cat, watches the accounts and channels you pick and rings you, and your editor or co-host if you share the alarm, so you hear early enough to make something while the trend is still rising. ## The problem: trends reward the first day A reaction, a stitch, a duet or a take on a new format does best when the trend is a few hours old, not a few days. Creators know where trends start in their niche: a handful of accounts, a couple of big channels, one or two newsletters. The trouble is watching them. Notifications from X and YouTube are one buzz among dozens, timelines bury the post you needed, and nobody can refresh five profiles all day and also edit. LFG Alarm does not find trends for you. Rocco watches the sources you already trust and rings when they move in the way you described. ## Three creators, three alarms **The format scout.** Aisha makes short comedy videos. Most new formats in her niche show up first on three X accounts. She makes a post alarm for each with the rule "posts about a new challenge, sound or meme format". Rocco reads each new post and rings only for the ones that mean that, so the other forty posts a day stay quiet. When one rings at 10:40 on a Saturday, she has her version filmed by lunch. **The reaction channel.** Jay runs a reaction channel built around one big creator's uploads. He sets a YouTube alarm on that channel for **When they post a video**, shares it with his editor, and both phones ring when the video drops. Jay records his reaction while his editor clears the afternoon. **The co-host.** Two friends co-host a weekly Twitch show, but one of them often goes live early to chat. The other sets a Twitch alarm on that channel for **When they go live**, so she can join from the first minute instead of finding out from a clip. ## Watch the people who start trends Make a post alarm for each account and describe what you are waiting for in plain words. Good rules describe meaning, not a keyword: | Instead of | Write | |---|---| | "challenge" | "posts about a new challenge people are copying" | | "sound" | "mentions a new sound or song taking off" | | "collab" | "announces a collab with another creator" | Keep one idea per alarm, and make a second alarm for a second idea. See [an alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts) and [post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms). ## Know when a channel moves For YouTube and Twitch there is no rule to write: you pick what the channel does, and Rocco rings the moment it happens. - **YouTube:** ring when a channel posts a new video or goes live. - **Twitch:** ring when a streamer goes live. ## Connect any trend feed If a tool or feed you already use can send a web request, it can ring you. With an [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) and Zapier, Make or IFTTT, you can connect: - an RSS feed of a news site or a blog in your niche; - a keyword alert or trends tool that can send notifications to a webhook; - your own script watching an API. ## How it rings Post alarms and anything alarms ring full screen on Android, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. With an lfg.gm tab open on an awake laptop, they ring there too. ## Make a post alarm in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **👀 Social**. 2. Pick **X**, **Twitch** or **YouTube** and type the username, channel or handle, or paste a link. Tap **Next**. 3. On X, write what should wake you under **What should wake you?**. On Twitch or YouTube, tap **When they go live** or **When they post a video**. 4. Rocco reads it back as one sentence. Choose who it is for, then tap **That's it**. Your AI agent can set a post alarm too: name the account and describe the post in your own words. ## Share it with your team An editor, a co-host or a manager can join the same alarm, so every phone on it rings at the same moment. You can also add a creator's note to the alarm, such as "film first, caption later", which everyone on it sees when they open the alarm, though never on the ring screen. ## A time alarm for your posting window Some of the work is not a surprise at all: you know when your audience is most active. Your AI agent can set time alarms for that today. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set an alarm called "Post window" for 16:30 every weekday, make it a friends alarm, and add my editor [username]. Then tell me when it goes off next. Why it works: A fixed daily window is a time alarm, which your AI agent can make today, and your editor is rung with you. ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm find trends by itself? No. Rocco watches the accounts, channels and feeds you choose and rings you when they move. ### Do I need an X account? No. Watching an account on X needs only its handle. ### Will it ring all the time? No. Post alarms on X only ring for posts that mean what you wrote, and anything alarms have a cooldown you set, so a busy feed rings you once rather than every few minutes. ### Can I join someone else's trend alarm? Yes, if they share it with you or make it public. Join it and your phone rings when theirs does. ## Sources and further reading - [Post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) and [anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) - [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) - [An alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts) - [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with X, YouTube or Twitch. ## Keep exploring - [KST to your time: convert a Seoul drop and set the alarm](https://lfg.gm/kst-to-my-time.md): Convert any Seoul drop time to yours and ring the whole fan chat at once. - [How to get an alarm when someone posts on X](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts.md): Describe the post you are waiting for; Rocco rings you when it lands. - [Ticket drop alerts, sneaker drop alerts and restock alerts that ring](https://lfg.gm/drop-and-restock-alerts.md): Ring your phone, and your whole group’s, before a ticket on-sale or sneaker release, when a brand posts the announcement, or when your restock monitor fires. - [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm.md): An anything alarm is a private link that rings you, and your friends, whenever something calls it. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Social life with AI agents: from the plan to everyone showing up AI agents · https://lfg.gm/social-life-with-ai-agents · Updated 2026-10-18 Personal AI agents are becoming social: they read your email and calendar, text people for you, and some now plan with the agents of the people you trust. They are good at the plan. LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock, is for the part they do not cover: getting everyone to actually show up, by ringing every phone that joined at the moment that matters. ## Which AI agents do what | AI agent | Email and calendar | Plans with other people | Can use the LFG Alarm MCP server | |---|---|---|---| | Instinct | Google Workspace, including Gmail and Calendar | Its Trusted Person network, and group chats in early access | Yes: send it the docs and the server address | | Meta Muse | Built-in connectors | No group chat yet | We found no mention of MCP | | ChatGPT | Gmail and Google Calendar plugins | Spaces and Dots, built for work teams | Yes, custom MCP connectors | | Claude | Gmail, Google Calendar and Drive connectors | Finds a time across attendees | Yes, custom MCP connectors | | Grok | Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook connectors | None found | Yes, bring your own MCP | | Gemini | Built into Gmail and Calendar | Help me schedule, one to one | Not verified | None of them rings everyone's phone together. ## The gap: from plan to people in the room A plan lives in a chat or a calendar. On the day, it competes with every other notification on the phone, and an agent that sends one more reminder is sending one more notification. What gets people out the door is something that rings, that they chose to receive, and that is a bit of fun: a hype video, the song of the night, a wake board that shows who got up first. That is a narrow job, and it is the one LFG Alarm does. Your agent keeps doing the planning; the alarm handles the moment. ## What this looks like on a normal week **The Thursday dinner your agent booked.** You ask Claude to find a night that works for you and three friends, and it finds Thursday at 8:00 from your calendar and books the table. In the same chat you ask it to use LFG Alarm to set a friends alarm for 6:30 on Thursday called "Dinner at Sol, 8pm", with your three friends added by username. They each get a notification and tap to join. At 6:30 four phones ring, and nobody is still at their desk at 7:50. **The morning habit with a friend abroad.** You and a friend in Berlin want to start writing at 6:00 every weekday. You ask your agent for a repeating alarm at 6:00, Monday to Friday, ringing each of you at your own local time, with your friend added. Each phone rings at its own 6:00, and the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) stays open for 24 hours so you can see who got up first after their own ring. **The flight your agent found in your inbox.** Your agent reads the confirmation email for a 7:10 flight on Saturday. You ask it to set a one-off friends alarm for 4:45 that morning called "Flight 7:10, car at 5:15", and to add your travel partner by email. That one sentence replaces two people setting two alarms and hoping they both picked the right time zone. Your agent can also set price, post and event alarms from chat; wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ## How to add it - **If your agent supports MCP connectors,** connect LFG Alarm once and ask it to make the alarm and share the link. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). - **Instinct** connects the same way: send it LFG Alarm's docs and the server address once, and sign in. See [Connect LFG Alarm to Instinct](https://lfg.gm/agents/instinct). - **If your agent does not support MCP,** let it make the plan, then make the alarm in the app and drop the link in the same chat. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a friends alarm for 3:00pm this Sunday called "Watch party, join the call", with "KICK OFF" drawn on the wallpaper, add my friends [username] and [username], and give me the link for the group chat. Why it works: For something online, ringing at the start gets everyone in the room at the same second, and the link lets the rest of the chat join too. ## Questions ### What is a personal AI agent? An AI that acts for you: it reads your messages and calendar, books, buys and texts people, instead of only answering questions. Some call it an AI assistant. ### Does LFG Alarm work without an AI agent? Yes. You make alarms in the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android; connecting an AI agent is an optional shortcut for making them from a chat. ### Can my AI agent make a post or price alarm? Yes. It can set a post alarm (an X account posting about what you describe, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live) a price alarm (a token's target price or a percent move), and a wallet or trader alarm. ### Do my friends need an AI agent? No. To be rung they only need the LFG Alarm app on their phone. ## Sources and further reading - [Instinct](https://instinct.com/) and [TechCrunch on Instinct group chats](https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/05/instinct-brings-its-ai-agent-to-group-chats-even-for-friends-without-an-account/) - [TechCrunch on Meta Muse](https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/08/meta-debuts-its-muse-ai-agent-will-consumers-trust-it/) - [Claude: Google Workspace connectors](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/10166901-use-google-workspace-connectors) - [Manus connectors](https://manus.im/features/connectors) - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Instinct, Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, Google or Manus. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Planning with Instinct? How to get your friends to actually show up AI agents · https://lfg.gm/instinct-plans-with-friends · Updated 2026-10-18 Instinct is a personal AI agent you text or call, and it can now coordinate plans with the agents of people you trust, and join a group chat to help plan a trip, a carpool or who brings what. The plan is the easy part. Getting everyone to actually show up is where LFG Alarm comes in: one social alarm, shared as a link in the same group chat, rings every phone that joined at the moment it matters. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Instinct. This page is about using the two together. ## What Instinct does for plans Instinct describes itself as "a personal assistant that understands what you're working on and what's important to you", and you use it by text or by phone call. Its privacy policy lists Google Workspace connections such as Gmail and Calendar. It has a "Trusted Person network", where your Instinct coordinates plans with the Instincts of people you trust, and on 5 October 2026 it announced group chats in early access, where a new Instinct joins and works for the whole group, even for friends without an account. That covers picking the date, the place and who is coming. ## What it does not do: ring anyone A plan in a group chat is still a message. On the day, it is one notification among hundreds, and a reply in a thread does not wake anyone up or get them out the door. That is the gap an alarm fills. ## Three plans, from Instinct's chat to everyone's phone **The carpool to the lake.** Six friends are driving to a lake house on Saturday. In the group chat, Instinct works out that two cars leave from Maya's at 8:00 and who sits where. Maya then makes one LFG Alarm alarm for 7:15 on Saturday called "Cars leave Maya's at 8" and drops the link in the same chat. Everyone who taps it and joins is on the alarm. At 7:15 six phones ring, and the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows that Theo has not tapped I'm up, so someone calls him at 7:20, not 8:05. **Who brings what.** For a potluck on Sunday at 1:00, Instinct keeps the list: Ines brings bread, Kai brings the salad. The list is the plan; the alarm is the moment. A friends alarm at 11:30 called "Potluck 1pm, bring your dish" rings everyone with time to stop at a shop, and the creator's note repeats who brings what. **The trip with a dawn start.** Instinct settles a 6:00 hike meeting point. A one-off alarm at 5:15 with a siren and the Drill sergeant voice is the part that gets people out of bed. Snooze is each person's own setting, and the wake board counts every snooze. ## How to use them together 1. **Let Instinct settle the plan** in your group chat: the date, the time, the place. 2. **Make an LFG Alarm alarm for it.** Set it as a heads-up: two hours before a night out, so people start getting ready, or at the start of something online, so everyone hops on at once. 3. **Drop the alarm link in the same chat**, `lfg.gm/a/`. Everyone who taps it and joins gets rung with you. 4. **When it rings, it rings everyone** in the same second, with the song or hype video you picked, and the wake board shows who got up first. A time alarm is a real alarm on both phones: through silent mode and Focus on iPhone, full screen on Android even when the phone is locked. Instinct can make the alarm itself once LFG Alarm is connected: send it LFG Alarm's docs and MCP server address once, and sign in. See [Connect LFG Alarm to Instinct](https://lfg.gm/agents/instinct). Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and other AI agents connect the same way; see [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a friends alarm for 5:00pm this Saturday called "Dinner at Sol, 7pm", with "DINNER AT 7" drawn on the wallpaper, and give me the link to post in our group chat. Why it works: Asked of Instinct once LFG Alarm is connected, it turns the plan it just settled into one link the whole chat can join, ringing two hours before the reservation. ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm connect to Instinct? Yes. Send Instinct LFG Alarm's docs and MCP server address once, sign in, and it can make alarms for you. See [Connect LFG Alarm to Instinct](https://lfg.gm/agents/instinct). ### Do my friends need Instinct? No. To be rung they need the LFG Alarm app, on iPhone or Android. ### Can Instinct set the alarm itself? Yes, once it is connected. Ask it to make the alarm and post the link in the chat. See [Connect LFG Alarm to Instinct](https://lfg.gm/agents/instinct). ### Why an alarm and not another message? Because a message waits to be read and an alarm rings. And people who join it chose to, so it reads as a real yes. ## Sources and further reading - [Instinct](https://instinct.com/) - [Instinct privacy policy](https://instinct.com/privacy-policy) - [TechCrunch: Instinct brings its AI agent to group chats](https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/05/instinct-brings-its-ai-agent-to-group-chats-even-for-friends-without-an-account/) ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Gave your AI agent your Gmail and calendar? How to get people to actually show up AI agents · https://lfg.gm/ai-agent-gmail-calendar-events · Updated 2026-10-17 If you have given your AI agent access to your Gmail and calendar, it can already find a time, send the invites and keep track of who said yes. What it cannot do is make sure people actually show up. LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, closes that gap: your agent makes one time alarm for the event and shares the link, and everyone who joins is rung on their phone at the moment that matters. ## What your agent already handles Most AI agents and AI assistants now connect to email and calendar. Claude's Google Calendar connector can find a time that works across attendees, Gemini can suggest times and send invites from Gmail, and ChatGPT, Grok and others connect to Gmail and Google Calendar too. That covers the planning: who, when, where, and a calendar entry for each guest. ## Where events still fall apart An invite is an email and a calendar entry. A reminder is a notification, often set for "10 minutes before" by default, which is useless for something across town. On the day, both sit among dozens of others, so people who meant to come forget, run late or stay on the couch. Your agent did its job perfectly, and some people still did not make it. ## Add the alarm in the same conversation With the LFG Alarm MCP server connected, ask your agent in the same chat that made the plan: 1. **Make a time alarm for the event**, as a heads-up: two hours before something in person, at the start of something online. Name it with the plan ("Game night at Ben's, 8pm"), because the name shows when it rings. 2. **Share it**, as a friends alarm with people added by username or email, or with a link anyone invited can join. Your agent can add up to 20 people at once. 3. **Post the link** where the invite went: the email thread, the calendar event, the group chat. Everyone who joins gets a real alarm, and the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows who answered first. Afterwards, in the app, you can add a creator's note (the door code, what to bring) and a call-to-action link that opens a map when people answer; those are made in the app, not by an AI agent. ## Three events your agent already planned **Game night.** Your agent found Friday at 8:00 for six friends and sent the invite. In the same chat: "Use LFG Alarm to set a friends alarm for 6:00 on Friday called 'Game night at Ben's, 8pm', add the four who accepted, and put the link in the calendar event." Four people get a notification and tap to join. At 6:00 they are rung with time to eat and get across town. **The team offsite with an early start.** Your agent read the offsite schedule from an email: coach leaves at 7:30 on Tuesday. You ask it for a one-off friends alarm at 6:15 that morning called "Coach 7:30, main entrance", shared with the five colleagues on the email, added by their email addresses. Those not on LFG Alarm get an invitation to join. **The monthly call across time zones.** A family or a club meets on the first Sunday of each month at 6:00 PM London time. You ask your agent for a one-off friends alarm at 5:55 PM London time on the next call's Sunday, with everyone added (repeating alarms repeat by day of the week, so a monthly call gets one alarm per month). Because it rings everyone at the same moment by default, the cousin in Chicago is rung at 11:55 AM, in the same second, and sees it in her own time. ## How loud it is A time alarm is a real alarm on both phones: on iPhone it uses Apple's own alarm system and rings through silent mode and Focus; on Android it takes over the screen even when the phone is locked. That is the difference from a calendar notification. ## When the invite is a Luma or Partiful link If the event in your inbox is a Luma or Partiful invite, your agent can set an event alarm straight from the link: Rocco, the cat who does the watching in LFG Alarm, reads the event's start time, and it rings at the start or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. In the app, paste the link into the Got a link? box instead. See [Event alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a friends alarm for 6:00pm this Friday called "Game night at Ben's, 8pm", add my friends [username] and [username], and give me the link so I can add it to the calendar invite. Why it works: It names the moment and the plan, adds the people, and returns the link to put where every guest will see it. ## Common mistakes - **Ringing at the calendar time.** The calendar already does that. Ring when people need to leave. - **Asking the agent to "remind everyone".** It will send another message. Ask it to use LFG Alarm to set a time alarm. - **Asking for an event alarm without the link.** An event alarm needs the Luma or Partiful link itself. For any other invite, ask for a time alarm at the moment people should leave. ## Questions ### Which AI agents can make LFG Alarm alarms? Any that can add a remote MCP server as a connector, including Claude, ChatGPT and Grok. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) and [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents). ### Do my guests need the app? To be rung, yes: the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android. They tap the link and join. ### Does LFG Alarm read my email? No. It only receives what your agent sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ### Can my agent add people who are not my LFG friends? Yes, by email. It never guesses who someone is: if a name is not one of your friends, it asks. See also [social life with AI agents](https://lfg.gm/social-life-with-ai-agents) and [how to get people to show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events). ## Sources and further reading - [Claude: Google Workspace connectors](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/10166901-use-google-workspace-connectors) - [Google: Help me schedule in Gmail](https://blog.google/products/workspace/help-me-schedule-gmail-gemini/) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Google, Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Luma or Partiful. ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Coordinating with your partner, parents or kids: the one alert they cannot miss AI agents · https://lfg.gm/ai-agent-family-coordination · Updated 2026-10-17 Coordinating with a partner, a co-parent, parents or kids means twenty small messages a day, and most of them can wait. A few cannot: leave for the airport, pick up the kids, the call with grandma. LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, makes those few hard to miss: one alarm, shared with the people it is for, rings every one of their phones at the moment it matters. Your AI agent can set it for you in one sentence. LFG Alarm is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call your local emergency number. ## The one thing out of twenty Families already run on group chats, shared calendars and, more and more, AI agents that read the calendar and send the reminders. The trouble is volume: when everything is a notification, the one that matters looks like all the others. Swim kit, dentist moved, permission slip, who is doing dinner. Then, buried in it: early pickup today. For a lot of families the schedule also runs across two homes, with handovers, alternate weekends and a calendar that only one parent saw the update to. (The share of US divorces with shared physical custody rose from about 13% before 1985 to about 34% in 2010 to 2014.) The person who needs to know may not even be in the same chat. An alarm is different. It rings, its name says what it is, and the people on it chose to join. The habit that works is small: once a day, the parent who knows asks their agent for the one alarm that matters. ## Three family days **The morning brief that becomes one alarm.** Every morning Sofia asks Claude to look over her calendar and the school emails. It notices that Thursday is a half day. She replies: "Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off friends alarm for 2:45 today called 'Half day, Leo at the gate 3:05', and add Dev." Dev is in meetings until 4. His phone rings at 2:45 with those words on the screen. **The co-parent handover.** Sam and Alex live in different neighbourhoods and swap the kids every other Friday at 5:00. They are not LFG friends and do not need to be. Sam asks ChatGPT for a repeating alarm on Fridays at 4:15 called "Handover 5pm, bag and inhaler", with Alex added by email. On the weeks without a handover, either of them can turn it off for themselves. Small changes ("meet at the library this week") go in the creator's note, which Sam edits in the app; it can change any time, even after Alex joined. **The teenager's evening medicine.** A repeating alarm at 8:00 called "Meds, then phone down", joined by a parent and a 15-year-old. The [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows when it was answered, so nobody has to ask. ## Moments worth an alarm - **Leaving the house:** "Car leaves in 10" for the school run or the airport. - **Pickups:** the kids, the dog from the vet, a parent from the station. - **Family calls:** a weekly video call with grandparents, across time zones if needed. - **Medicine and routines:** a daily alarm a parent and a teenager both join. - **"We're here":** an [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) on a phone shortcut rings the whole family with one tap. Make it in the app, or ask your agent for one. ## Let your agent set it With the LFG Alarm MCP server connected, ask your AI agent the way you would ask a person. Today it can set time alarms (one-off or repeating), event alarms from a Luma or Partiful link and anything alarms; list, change, turn on or off and delete them; add your LFG friends by username and anyone by email; draw words on the wallpaper; and give you a one-time link to add your own photo or recorded voice. A creator's note is added in the app. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a friends alarm for 4:15pm every Friday called "Handover 5pm, bag and inhaler", with "HANDOVER" drawn on the wallpaper, and add [your co-parent's email or LFG Alarm username]. Then tell me who is on it. Why it works: A repeating alarm whose name says what to bring means nobody has to remember, and the agent tells you who is on it, so you know the right person was added. ## Why it works for families - **It rings, even when chats are muted.** Time alarms are real alarms on both phones: through silent mode and Focus on iPhone, full screen on Android even when the phone is locked. - **The ring screen says what to do,** in the alarm's name and wallpaper. - **Everyone taps I'm up,** so you know who saw it. - **One alarm can ring two homes.** Each person joins once, wherever they live. ## Common mistakes - **Turning every reminder into an alarm.** Keep alarms for the one or two things a day that would actually hurt to miss. - **Ringing at the deadline.** Ring at 2:45 for a 3:05 pickup. - **Asking the agent for a note.** It cannot set one; notes are made in the app. Put the key fact in the name, and the rest in the note in the app. ## Questions ### Is it for emergencies? No. It is an alarm clock for the moments you plan. In an emergency, call your local emergency number. ### Does everyone need a smartphone? Yes: an iPhone, iPad or Android phone with the LFG Alarm app. ### Can I ring someone who has not joined? No. Each person joins once, from the link or the invite you send, and after that the alarm rings them every time. ### Does LFG Alarm see my family's calendar? No. It only receives what your agent sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. See also [the fastest way to get your whole family's attention](https://lfg.gm/family-alert), [a heads-up your partner can't miss](https://lfg.gm/partner-heads-up) and [your AI agent with Gmail and calendar](https://lfg.gm/ai-agent-gmail-calendar-events). ## Sources and further reading - [Meyer, Carlson and Ul Alam, Demographic Research 46(38), 2022](https://www.demographic-research.org/volumes/vol46/38/) - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents) ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to send an alarm to someone else's phone Friends and groups · https://lfg.gm/send-an-alarm-to-someones-phone · Updated 2026-10-17 To send an alarm to someone else's phone, make the alarm in LFG Alarm and share its link with them, or add them by username or email. When they tap and join, their phone rings with yours at the moment you set, with the sound and picture you picked. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and it works for one person or a whole group. ## Why you cannot just set an alarm on their phone Phones do not let one person set an alarm on another person's phone, for good reason: nobody wants a stranger's 4am alarm. The way around it is consent. They join your alarm once, and from then on it rings them, every time it goes off. If it is a repeating alarm, that one tap covers every Monday from now on. ## How to do it 1. **Make the alarm** in LFG Alarm: a time, an event from a Partiful or Luma link, or a moment like a post or a price. 2. **Share it** with **Make it social** on: pick the friend by username, type their email, or choose **Anyone with the link rides**. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). 3. **Send them the link**, `lfg.gm/a/`, by text, WhatsApp, iMessage or anywhere. People you add yourself get a notification and can tap it instead. 4. **They tap it and join.** Now it rings on both phones, in the same second. See [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm). ## Who people actually send alarms to **The friend with the 6am flight.** Leah is flying to Lisbon at 8:05 and has slept through a flight before. Her friend Tariq makes a one-off alarm for 5:15 called "Lisbon, leave by 5:45" with a siren and the Drill sergeant voice, and sends her the link the night before. At 5:15 both phones ring. At 5:17 Tariq checks the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board): she tapped I'm up in eight seconds. He goes back to sleep. **The partner who needs to leave work on time.** Not a wake-up at all: a one-off alarm at 2:50 called "Pickup, gate at 3:10" that rings in the middle of a meeting. See [a heads-up your partner can't miss](https://lfg.gm/partner-heads-up). **Forty guests.** A host does not want to call 40 people on the night. One alarm, one link in the invite, and everyone who joined is rung two hours before. See [how to get people to show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events). ## A better way than calling everyone Calling takes time, a surprise call at 5am is alarming in the wrong way, and a missed call is just a red badge. An alarm they joined is expected, rings even when chats are muted, and can be fun: a hype video, a song, Rocco roasting a snooze. ## How loud it is on their phone Time and event alarms are real alarms on both phones: on iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system and ring through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen even when the phone is locked. Alarms for moments (a post, a price, a wallet, a webhook) ring full screen on Android, even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so the person needs the ringer on. ## Wake a friend who sleeps through calls Pick a loud sound or a shouting voice, and the wake board shows whether they got up. Their chaos level, from mild to feral, is their own setting: it decides how hard Rocco roasts their snooze. Snooze is personal too: each person sets theirs for 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, 3 times, 10 times or forever, and the board counts every one. See [the alarm for heavy sleepers](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm for 5:15am tomorrow called "Lisbon, leave by 5:45", make it a friends alarm, add my friend [their LFG Alarm username], and give me the link to text them. Why it works: One sentence, and once your friend taps the link to join, their phone rings with yours. ## Common mistakes - **Sending the link at 4am.** They need to join before it rings. Send it the evening before. - **Choosing the sound after they join.** Once a second person has joined, the sound and picture are locked. Pick them first. - **Expecting it to work in a phone browser.** Phone browsers do not ring. They need the app. ## Questions ### Can I send an alarm to someone without them knowing? No. They have to join it once themselves, from the link or the notification; after that it rings them every time it goes off. ### Does it work between iPhone and Android? Yes. The same link works on both phones, and it also opens on the web at lfg.gm. ### Do they need to be my friend in the app? No. Add them by email or send the link. See also [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock) and [the fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ## Keep exploring - [How to make one alarm ring the whole group chat](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates.md): One alarm link rings every phone in the group chat, and Rocco shows who slept in. - [Rally your people: more memes, more music, more moments together](https://lfg.gm/more-moments-together.md): The alarm clock that brings people together: one link, and every phone that joins rings at once with the same meme and song. - [A shared alarm clock for couples: one alarm, two phones](https://lfg.gm/couples-alarm-clock.md): One alarm that rings both phones, with your voice or a song about them. - [Alarm app for co-parents: one alarm a day you both can't miss](https://lfg.gm/alarm-app-for-co-parents.md): One alarm a day from your co-parent or partner, for the swap, the early pickup or costume day, ringing both phones with the note and link attached. - [5am club app: one shared alarm for a club, in one city or across time zones](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app.md): Run a 5am club, a run club or a gym group on one repeating alarm, each person woken at their own 5:00, the plan in the creator’s note and a wake board of who made it. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How to get people to actually show up to events Parties and events · https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events · Updated 2026-10-17 The most reliable way to get people to show up to an event is to stop relying on the RSVP and ring them at the moment they need to leave. A yes costs nothing; an alarm they chose to join is a small commitment, and it reaches them on the day, when it counts. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that does this: make one alarm for the event, share the link, and everyone who joins is rung at the moment you choose. ## Why people do not show up They meant to. Then the day happened. The invite was three weeks ago, the reminder was one email among dozens, and at 6:40 on a Thursday the couch was right there. Nothing told them, at the moment it mattered, that it was time to put shoes on. The numbers are worse for free events. Across check-in data from more than 1,070 live events, the event-software company PheedLoop found a median no-show rate of about 20%: about 28% for free events and 17% for paid ones, and about 32% at small events of 10 to 49 people. That small free event is exactly the book launch, the run club social or the founders' breakfast most people host. ## Reminders work, and timing and wording matter There is good evidence that a reminder at the right moment changes behaviour. A Cochrane review of randomised trials found text reminders raised attendance at healthcare appointments from 67.8% with no reminder to 78.6%. In two NHS trials with about 10,000 outpatients each, a text that named the specific cost of missing ("Not attending costs NHS £160 approx.") cut missed appointments from 11.1% to 8.4%. An event is not a clinic appointment, but the lessons carry: remind people close to the moment, and say something specific. ## Ring them at the right moment | Event | When to ring | What the alarm's name says | |---|---|---| | In person, across town | Two hours before | "Supper club, 8pm, leave by 7:15" | | In person, nearby | An hour before | "Doors 7, side entrance" | | Online | At the start | "Live now, join the call" | | Morning event | The wake-up itself | "Breakfast 7:30, Elm St" | The name and wallpaper show on the ring screen. The creator's note holds the rest (which entrance, what to bring, the dress code), and the call-to-action link opens a map, a ticket or a stream when people answer. ## Three hosts, three fixes **The free monthly meetup.** Asha runs a 40-person design meetup on Luma. Typically a third of the list does not come. She pastes the Luma link into LFG Alarm, sets it to ring an hour before doors, and adds the alarm link to the event description and her last blast. The number of people who joined the alarm becomes her real headcount for pizza. See [How LFG Alarm adds to Luma](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-luma). **The house party.** Jamal's Partiful says 30 going. He knows that means 18. He makes the alarm from his Partiful link for two hours before, with the party's song on it, and puts the alarm link in a text blast: "ring at 7, first one through the door gets the good seat". See [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful). **The online launch.** A small studio is going live on a stream at 6:00 PM London time and has people in five countries. One public alarm rings everyone at 6:00 London time, in the same second, and each person sees it in their own time zone. ## Make it something people want An alarm should not feel like a nag. Put the event's hype video or song on it, let Rocco roast a snooze, and give a small prize of your own to whoever answers first; the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows who that was. A mystery alarm keeps a video or message sealed until it rings, which is a good way to reveal a surprise guest or a secret location. ## How loud it is Time and event alarms are real alarms on both phones: on iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system and ring through silent mode and Focus; on Android they take over the screen even when the phone is locked. ## Works with the tools you already use - **Partiful or Luma:** paste the invite link and the alarm is made from it. See [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful), [to Luma](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-luma), and [getting party guests to show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up). - **A group chat:** post the alarm link there. See [getting a group chat to commit](https://lfg.gm/group-chat-plans). - **An AI agent:** it can make the alarm from a Luma or Partiful link, or as a plain time alarm, and hand back the link to share. See [your AI agent with Gmail and calendar](https://lfg.gm/ai-agent-gmail-calendar-events). - **A whole community:** see [the community rally kit](https://lfg.gm/community-rally-kit). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to make a public alarm for 5:30pm this Thursday called "Doors 6:30, side entrance", with "MEETUP TONIGHT" drawn on the wallpaper, and give me the link for the event page. Why it works: A public alarm lets every guest join from one link and get rung an hour before doors, with the one fact people ask for on the ring screen. Add the creator's note and the map link in the app; an AI agent cannot set those yet. ## Common mistakes - **Ringing at the start time for an in-person event.** People need time to get there. Ring one or two hours before. - **A vague name.** "Reminder" says nothing on a ring screen. "Doors 7, side entrance" does. - **Changing the time after people join.** Once someone has joined an alarm, its time is fixed. Change the creator's note for small updates, or make a new alarm. ## Questions ### Is an alarm annoying for guests? No, because only people who join get it, and they chose to. Make it fun, with the event's song or video on it, and they will want it. ### How many people can join one alarm? As many as join the link. All a guest needs is the app. ### Do guests need the app? To be rung, yes: the LFG Alarm app on iPhone or Android. ### Should the alarm be public or friends? Public if you post the link on an open event page; friends if only invited guests should join it. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). ## Sources and further reading - [PheedLoop, Event Data Lab Report #05](https://pheedloop.com/blog/event-data-lab-report-5) - [Cochrane, Mobile phone text messaging reminders for attendance at healthcare appointments](https://www.cochrane.org/CD007458) - [UK government, A zero-cost way to reduce missed hospital appointments](https://gov.uk/government/publications/reducing-missed-hospital-appointments-using-text-messages/a-zero-cost-way-to-reduce-missed-hospital-appointments) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Luma, Partiful or PheedLoop. ## Keep exploring - [How to get party guests to actually show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up.md): Turn your Partiful or Luma invite into an alarm that rings every guest who joined. - [How to turn a Partiful invite into an alarm](https://lfg.gm/partiful-event-alarm.md): Paste a Partiful link and LFG Alarm makes the alarm for your guests. - [How to make sure Luma guests actually show up](https://lfg.gm/luma-event-alarm.md): Paste a Luma link so attendees get a real alarm before doors. - [Reduce event no-shows: a reminder playbook for meetups, classes and clubs](https://lfg.gm/reduce-event-no-shows.md): A practical playbook for organisers: when to ring attendees, a headcount from who joined the alarm, notes, comments and a reward for the first to answer. - [The fastest way to get a group chat to commit to a time](https://lfg.gm/group-chat-plans.md): Make the plan an alarm, post one link, and everyone who joins is rung at the moment you set. - [How LFG Alarm adds to Luma](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-luma.md): Luma reminds guests a day and an hour before; LFG Alarm adds a real alarm at the moment you choose. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026 Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps · Updated 2026-10-18 The best alarm clock app depends on what you need it to do: get you out of bed, track your sleep, or wake you and your friends for a moment that matters. This list covers the ten we think are best in 2026, from number ten to number one. We make LFG Alarm, so we put it first and say why; each of the other nine is the best we found at one job, and we say who each one is for. Ratings and download counts are from the US App Store and Google Play, checked on 16 October 2026, and change all the time. ## What makes an alarm clock app good in 2026 Most people do not wake on the first ring, and the research says that is normal. In about 3 million sleep sessions from 21,222 Sleep Cycle users, about 56% ended with a snooze. In a survey of 1,732 adults, 69% said they use snooze or several alarms at least sometimes, averaging 22 minutes, and a lab test in the same study found a 30-minute snooze did not harm habitual snoozers' sleep. In a study of 450 full-time salaried workers, 57% were habitual snoozers. Feeling groggy is normal too. Sleep inertia, the drop in alertness right after waking, is worst when you are woken from deep sleep and, without major sleep loss, rarely lasts more than about 30 minutes. That is the idea behind smart alarms that wake you in a lighter phase. And people get up more reliably when someone else is involved. In a randomised trial of 166 adults in a weight-loss programme, 95% of those who joined with friends completed it, against 76% of those who joined alone. A meta-analysis of 241 studies found that the presence of others slightly improves performance on simple tasks, and getting out of bed is a simple task. So we judged each app on four things: | What we looked for | Why it matters | |---|---| | It rings, even on silent | An alarm that a Focus mode or the silent switch can mute is not an alarm. On iPhone, apps can now use Apple's AlarmKit for this | | Snooze on your terms | Most people snooze. A good app lets you set how long and how many times, not just whether | | A reason to get up | A mission, a gentle light-sleep window, or a friend who can see whether you did | | It fits what you wake for | A solo morning, your sleep data, or a group and the moments that have no fixed time | ## 10. Loud Alarm Clock LOUDEST ![Loud Alarm Clock LOUDEST on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/loud-alarm.jpg) An iPhone alarm built to be as loud as possible. Its listing says it rings through Silent and Focus with the app closed, and it has 48 sounds, 11 voice alarms and backup alarms at 3, 6 and 9 minutes that one "I'm up" ends. Rated 4.4 from 8K ratings. Free, with Premium at $19.99 a year. **Best for:** iPhone users who sleep through everything and want one very loud alarm. ## 9. RISE: Sleep Tracker ![RISE on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/rise.jpg) An Apple Editors' Choice that works out your sleep debt and suggests the best windows to sleep and wake, with a smart alarm. Rated 4.7 from 72K ratings on the App Store. Mostly a subscription, with a 7-day free trial. **Best for:** people who want to understand their energy across the day, not just wake up. ## 8. Alarm Clock Xtreme ![Alarm Clock Xtreme on Google Play](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/alarm-clock-xtreme.jpg) A long-time Android favourite with 50M+ downloads and a 4.5 rating from 1.25M reviews. Gradually rising volume, math puzzles to snooze or dismiss, a maximum snooze count, music or radio as the ringtone, and a "My day" screen with weather and calendar. Free with ads. **Best for:** Android users who want lots of control for free. ## 7. Sleep as Android ![Sleep as Android on Google Play](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/sleep-as-android.jpg) The deepest sleep tracker on Android: a smart alarm in light sleep, wake-up tasks such as scanning a QR code or an NFC tag, smartwatch tracking and smart-light wake-ups. 10M+ downloads, rated 4.6. Free trial, then a paid unlock. **Best for:** Android users who want detailed sleep data and a smart alarm. ## 6. Apple Clock ![Apple Clock on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/apple-clock.jpg) The alarm already on every iPhone. Simple, dependable and free, and recent versions let you set the snooze length per alarm and separate alarm volume from the ringer. **Best for:** iPhone owners who want an alarm with no setup at all. ## 5. Google Clock ![Google Clock on Google Play](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/google-clock.jpg) Google's built-in clock on Pixel and many Android phones, with 1B+ downloads: alarms, a bedtime schedule, sleep sounds and Wear OS support. Free, with no ads. **Best for:** Android users who want a reliable, free, built-in alarm. ## 4. Sleep Cycle ![Sleep Cycle on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/sleep-cycle.jpg) The best-known smart-wake sleep tracker on both platforms: it wakes you in your lightest sleep and detects snoring and sleep talk with no wearable. An Editors' Choice, rated 4.7 from 31K ratings on the App Store. Free, with Premium. **Best for:** gentler wake-ups and insight into your sleep. ## 3. Galarm ![Galarm on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/galarm.jpg) A social alarm and reminders app with group alarms that go off at the same time for everyone, buddy alarms you set for someone else, a chat on each alarm and a web app on Premium. 5M+ downloads on Android, rated 4.6, and 4.7 on the App Store. Premium is $0.99 a month, $9.99 a year or $24.99 for life. See [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm). **Best for:** families and small teams who want shared reminders at set times. ## 2. Alarmy ![Alarmy on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/alarmy.jpg) The best-known challenge alarm, with 50M+ downloads on Android, rated 4.7 from 2.17M reviews, and 4.8 on the App Store. To turn it off you complete a mission: solve math, take a photo, scan a barcode, shake, do squats. Its Wake Up Check restarts the missions if you go back to sleep, and it adds sleep tracking and sleep sounds. Free, with Premium. See [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy). **Best for:** heavy sleepers who need to be forced out of bed. ## 1. LFG Alarm ![LFG Alarm on Google Play](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/lfg-alarm.jpg) A social alarm clock that rings for times and for moments. Besides ordinary time alarms, it can ring when an account on X posts something you described, when a Twitch or YouTube channel goes live, when a token reaches a price, when a wallet or a trader makes a big trade, when an event you pasted from Luma or Partiful is about to start, or when any app or script calls its private link. Share an alarm by link and every phone that joined rings in the same second, with a wake board of who got up first. Hundreds of songs, voices and sirens, and Rocco, the cat inside, does the watching. Free to download. **Best for:** anyone who wants an alarm for more than a time: friends, group chats, fans, hosts, traders and builders. **Why we put it first:** it is the only app on this list that does both jobs, waking you and your friends together, and waking you for the moments that have no fixed time. If all you need is a solo morning alarm, any of the nine above will serve you well. ## How we chose We looked at the most downloaded and best rated alarm apps on both stores, read their own listings and help pages, and scored them on the four things above. Then we picked the best at each job: getting you up, tracking sleep, and waking more than one person. Apps that have not been updated in years were left out. ## Questions ### What is the best free alarm clock app? For a solo alarm, the one already on your phone (Apple Clock or Google Clock) is free and reliable. For alarms you share with friends or that ring for moments, LFG Alarm. ### Is it bad to hit snooze? Not necessarily. Most people do it, and a 2023 lab study found a 30-minute snooze did not harm habitual snoozers' sleep. What helps is setting snooze on purpose: how long, and how many times. ### What is a smart alarm clock app? One that decides the exact minute to ring by watching something. Sleep Cycle and Sleep as Android watch your sleep and ring in a lighter phase. LFG Alarm watches for moments, such as a post or an event starting. See [what an AI alarm clock is](https://lfg.gm/ai-alarm-clock). ### What is the best alarm app for heavy sleepers? Alarmy, if you want to be forced through a mission. LFG Alarm, if you want sirens and shouting voices plus a friend who can see whether you got up. See [the alarm for heavy sleepers](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers). ### Which alarm app can wake my friends too? Galarm and LFG Alarm both ring everyone on a shared alarm. LFG Alarm can also ring the group for a moment, such as a post going up or an event starting. ## Sources and further reading - [Don't hit snooze on new research about waking up](https://news.massgeneralbrigham.org/en/dont-hit-snooze-on-new-research-about-waking-up-each-morning), Mass General Brigham, on Robbins and others, Scientific Reports, 2025 - [Is snoozing losing?](https://doi.org/10.1111/jsr.14054), Sundelin, Landry and Axelsson, Journal of Sleep Research, 2023 - [Snoozing among salaried workers](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9804954/), Mattingly and others, Sleep, 2022 - [Sleep inertia](https://www.em-consulte.com/article/588100/sleep-inertia), Tassi and Muzet, Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2000 - [Benefits of recruiting participants with friends](https://experts.umn.edu/en/publications/benefits-of-recruiting-participants-with-friends-and-increasing-s/), Wing and Jeffery, 1999 - [Social facilitation: a meta-analysis of 241 studies](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6356198/), Bond and Titus, 1983 - [Alarmy on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alarmy-alarm-clock-sleep/id1163786766) and [on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=droom.sleepIfUCan) - [Galarm](https://www.galarmapp.com/) and [Galarm Premium](https://www.galarmapp.com/premium) - [Sleep Cycle on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sleep-cycle-sleep-tracker/id320606217) - [Google Clock on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.deskclock) - [Sleep as Android](https://sleep.urbandroid.org/) - [Alarm Clock Xtreme on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alarmclock.xtreme.free) - [RISE on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rise-sleep-tracker/id1453884781) - [Loud Alarm Clock LOUDEST on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id593567385) - [Apple AlarmKit documentation](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/alarmkit) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with any of the other apps on this list. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. - [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful.md): Partiful sends one reminder two hours before; LFG Alarm rings every guest who joined at the moment you choose. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs Alarmy Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy · Updated 2026-10-18 Alarmy and LFG Alarm are both alarms built to actually get you up, but they solve different problems. Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed, with missions you have to finish to turn it off. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock: it decides when and why your phone rings (a time, a friend's alarm, a post on X, a price, a wallet, an event) and who else rings with you. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![Alarmy on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/alarmy.jpg) ## At a glance | | Alarmy | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | Main idea | You cannot turn it off until you finish a mission | Alarms for times and moments, shared with friends | | Getting you up | Missions: math, memory, shake, typing, squats, steps, photo, QR or barcode; Wake Up Check | Sirens, horns, shouting voices, Rocco (the app's cat) roasting each snooze (mild to feral), and friends who can see if you got up | | Turning it off | Finish the mission | Tap I'm up; snoozing is allowed and counted | | Wakes your friends too | We found no shared or group alarms on its site or store listings | Share one link; every phone that joined rings together | | Rings for a moment, not a time | Not found in its listings | Posts on X, Twitch and YouTube going live, token prices, wallet and trader trades, Luma and Partiful events, webhooks | | Sleep tracking | Yes: sleep score, sleep report, snore detection, sleep sounds | No | | Wake board | No | Yes: who got up first, who snoozed, who slept in | | Sounds | Over 100 alarm sounds | Hundreds of songs, voices, sirens, and songs Rocco cooks for one alarm | ## Where Alarmy is better - **Forcing you out of bed.** Missions mean you have to be awake to stop it. A photo mission sends you to the bathroom sink; a barcode mission to the toothpaste in the kitchen. - **Catching you going back to sleep.** Wake Up Check rings again if you do not confirm you are up after the alarm. - **Sleep tools.** Alarmy has sleep tracking, a morning sleep report, snore recording and sleep sounds; LFG Alarm has none of these. - **Scale and track record.** Alarmy has 50M+ downloads on Android and ratings from millions of people. ## Where LFG Alarm is better ![LFG Alarm on Google Play](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/lfg-alarm.jpg) - **Waking more than one person.** One alarm, one link, every phone that joined rings in the same second. Flatmates on the same 7:00, a run club at 5:45 on Saturdays, a couple catching a 6:00am flight. - **Accountability from people, not puzzles.** A friend on your alarm sees on the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) whether you got up, how many times you snoozed, and who has to buy the coffee. - **Moments without a set time.** Ring when someone posts, when a stream goes live, when a token hits your number, or when your own script calls the alarm's link. - **Time zones.** A shared alarm can ring everyone at the same moment, or each person at their own 6:00 wherever they live. ## Which one should you get? - Choose **Alarmy** if your problem is turning off the alarm half asleep and falling back asleep, and you want to track your sleep. - Choose **LFG Alarm** if you want to wake up with other people, or for things that happen at no fixed time. - Some heavy sleepers use both: Alarmy for the solo 6am with a mission, LFG Alarm for the group alarm and the moments. ## A setup for the snooze-prone, in LFG Alarm If you snooze through everything, this makes each snooze loud, roasted, and seen by a friend. 1. Make a repeating time alarm for 6:00 on weekdays, with a siren and the Drill sergeant voice. 2. Set **Snooze** to 5 minutes, 3 times, and the **Chaos level** in Settings to **feral**, so every snooze is roasted. 3. Turn on **Make it social** and share it with one friend who gets up early. They see on the board if you slept in. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set an alarm for 6:00 on weekdays called "No excuses", make it a friends alarm, and add my friend [their LFG Alarm username] so they can see whether I got up. Why it works: The witness is the part Alarmy does not have: someone who knows if you slept in. Pick the siren and voice in the app afterwards. ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm have missions like Alarmy? No. LFG Alarm wakes you with loud sounds and voices, and keeps you honest with friends on the wake board, rather than with a puzzle. ### Can Alarmy ring my friends' phones? Not that we could find: Alarmy's site and store listings showed no shared or group alarms. In LFG Alarm, one link rings every phone that joined. ### Which is louder? Both can be very loud. Alarmy lists an Alarm Sound Power-Up; LFG Alarm has sirens, horns and shouting voices. On iPhone, LFG Alarm's time alarms ring through silent mode and Focus. See also [Alarm for heavy sleepers](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers), [Accountability alarm app](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app) and [Best alarm clock apps](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Alarmy on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alarmy-alarm-clock-sleep/id1163786766) - [Alarmy on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=droom.sleepIfUCan) - [Alarmy's website](https://alar.my/en) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Alarmy. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. - [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful.md): Partiful sends one reminder two hours before; LFG Alarm rings every guest who joined at the moment you choose. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs Galarm Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm · Updated 2026-10-18 Galarm and LFG Alarm are both social alarm apps: both let you make an alarm that rings other people's phones at the same time. The difference is what can set the alarm off and what it is built for. Galarm is a shared reminder app for families and teams, with a chat on each alarm and a calendar. LFG Alarm also rings for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet trade, an event or a webhook) and is built to get people out of bed. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![Galarm on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/galarm.jpg) ## At a glance | | Galarm | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | Group alarms that ring everyone | Yes, Group Alarms | Yes, one shared link | | Alarms you set for one other person | Buddy Alarms, which tell you if they missed it | A friends alarm shared with one person; the wake board shows if they got up | | Talking on the alarm | A chat per alarm | Comments and hearts on friends and public alarms, plus a creator's note | | Rings for a moment, not a time | Only alerts from monitoring tools (AWS, Datadog and others) on its Professional plan | Posts, live streams, prices, wallet and trader trades, Luma and Partiful events, webhooks | | Public alarms anyone can join | Not found | Yes, with Discover | | Who got up | Notified when a buddy misses an alarm; alarm history | A wake board: who got up first, who snoozed, who slept in | | Calendar | Day, week and month views, export to calendars, Google Calendar link | No calendar view | | Sounds | Ringtones | Hundreds of songs, voices with attitude, sirens, and songs Rocco cooks | | Web | Galarm Web, to create and edit alarms in a browser | lfg.gm, which can also ring a laptop while the tab is open | ## Where Galarm is strong - **Reminders for families and teams,** with a chat on every alarm to sort out who is doing what: the school pickup, the bin day, a medication time for a parent. - **Buddy Alarms** that tell you if someone missed theirs, with the alarm's history to look back on. - **Planning features:** many repetition options, categories, a calendar view and export to your calendar. - **Work use:** a Professional plan with on-call schedules, escalation and alerts from monitoring tools. ## Where LFG Alarm is different ![LFG Alarm on Google Play](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/lfg-alarm.jpg) - **It rings for moments,** not only times: when a creator posts, a stream goes live, a token hits a price, a wallet trades, or your own script calls a link. - **Public alarms:** a creator, a community or a fan account can post one link and anyone can join it, and it can show up in [Discover](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover). - **It is built to wake people up,** with loud songs and voices, Rocco (the cat who watches your alarms) roasting each snooze, and a [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) that makes getting up a game. - **Time zones for groups:** a shared alarm rings everyone at the same moment, or each person at 6:00 in their own time zone. - **AI agents:** you can set time, price, post and event alarms from Claude, ChatGPT and others by adding the LFG Alarm connector. See [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents). ## Two scenes Two everyday cases, one that suits each app: - **A family reminder.** "Grandma's tablets, 8:00pm daily", with a chat for whoever is on it this week and a ping if someone missed it. That is Galarm's home ground. - **A group waking for a drop.** Twelve friends want to be up when an artist posts the tour date. A public post alarm on the artist's X account, one link in the group chat, everyone rings when the post lands. Galarm has no way to ring for the post itself. ## Which one should you get? - **Galarm** if you mainly need shared reminders at set times, with a chat and a calendar, for a family or a team. - **LFG Alarm** if your group needs to be woken for something that happens when it happens, you want public alarms for a community, or you want friends to see who actually got up. ## Questions ### Can both ring my whole group at once? Yes. Both ring everyone on a shared alarm at the same time. ### Does Galarm have alarms for posts or prices? We found none on its personal plans. Its Professional plan connects monitoring tools through an API. ### Do people need the app to be rung? For LFG Alarm, yes: the app on iPhone or Android. A laptop with lfg.gm open can ring too. ### Can I chat on an LFG Alarm alarm like in Galarm? Not a full chat, but you can talk on it. Friends and public alarms have comments and hearts, and the creator can pin a note. See also [Best social alarm clock](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock), [Family alert](https://lfg.gm/family-alert) and [Group alarms](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Galarm](https://www.galarmapp.com/) - [Galarm Premium](https://www.galarmapp.com/premium) - [Galarm for professionals](https://www.galarmapp.com/professional) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Galarm. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. - [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful.md): Partiful sends one reminder two hours before; LFG Alarm rings every guest who joined at the moment you choose. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared · Updated 2026-10-18 Most crypto alert tools send a Telegram or Discord message, an email or an ordinary push notification, and most wallet trackers need the raw wallet address before they can watch it. A few can phone you. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock that turns the same moments into an alarm: paste a wallet, or just follow a trader by their FOMO or GMGN handle, set a floor, and your phone rings when the trade happens. This page compares the main tools; we make LFG Alarm. ## Start with how you want to hear Most comparisons of crypto alert apps list features. The question that actually decides it is simpler: where are you when the alert fires? - **At the terminal, trading.** Alerts inside Axiom, Trojan, GMGN or TradingView are right there, and you can act in the same screen. - **In Telegram all day anyway.** Cielo, GMGN bots and RayBot drop alerts into the chats you already read. - **Asleep, at work, or away from screens.** Then the alert has to be loud enough to reach you. That is where phone calls (Cryptocurrency Alerting, Stock Alarm) and alarms (LFG Alarm) come in. Many traders use one tool from the first two groups for the steady flow of information, and something from the third for the few moments worth interrupting their night. ## How the tools compare How each tool knows which wallet to follow, and how the alert reaches you. | Tool | Follow a wallet by | How the alert arrives | |---|---|---| | Cielo | Wallet address | Telegram, Discord, web | | Arkham | Address, or a labelled entity | Email, Telegram, webhook | | Nansen | Wallet address | Telegram, Discord, Slack, webhook, and its Nansen AI mobile app | | GMGN | Wallet address | Telegram bot, iOS and Android apps | | FOMO | A FOMO username, for people on FOMO | App push | | RayBot | Wallet address | Telegram, Discord, webhook | | Axiom, Trojan, BONKbot | Wallet address | Inside the trading terminal while it is open | | Cryptocurrency Alerting | Wallet address (EVM chains, Bitcoin, Tron) | Push, email, SMS, an automated phone call, Telegram, Discord, webhook | | Stock Alarm | Price alerts, not wallets | Push, email, a phone call | | TradingView | Price alerts, not wallets | Push, email, sound in the open app, webhook | | DEX Screener, CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap | Price alerts, not wallets | App notifications | | **LFG Alarm** | A pasted wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL by handle, or a token | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | Two of these can reach you on the phone: Cryptocurrency Alerting can call you and read the alert out loud, and Stock Alarm can call you for price alerts. In the rest we found no mention of alerts that ring through silent mode or keep ringing until you answer. Several wallet trackers deliver mainly through Telegram, and GMGN's own documentation warns that Telegram's limits can drop alerts at busy times. What we found nowhere else: following a named trader over a size floor, and sharing the alarm so a whole group is rung at once. ## What makes LFG Alarm different - **No address needed for traders.** Follow a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL by their handle. Paste a wallet only when you want one. - **A floor.** Small trades stay quiet: a pasted wallet rings over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k; a FOMO trader's buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, with every sell; a GMGN KOL over $100, $500 or $1k. - **It rings.** A message in a busy chat or one more push is easy to miss, and most people mute those; an alarm rings out loud. On Android it is a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. - **Prices too.** A specific price (rings when it goes above), a drop of -5% to -50% or nuke (-99%), or a multiple from 2x to 1000x, measured from the live price when you arm it. - **The whole group chat can join.** Share a trader alarm with your group and everyone who joined is rung at once. - **No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** It only reads public trades. ## Where the other tools are stronger - **Analytics and labels:** Arkham and Nansen label wallets and give you deep on-chain research. - **Volume:** Cielo tracks hundreds of wallets on its free plan. - **Trading:** terminals such as Axiom and Trojan let you trade on the spot; LFG Alarm does not trade. - **Charting:** TradingView is the place for technical alerts on charts. Many people use one of these for research and LFG Alarm for the few moments worth waking up for. ## A typical split Elif researches wallets in Nansen and follows thirty of them in Cielo's Telegram bot, which she reads over coffee. Two of those wallets matter more than the rest: one deployer wallet on a token she holds, and one FOMO trader whose sells have called tops before. For those two she sets LFG Alarm, **Sells** on the wallet at $5k and **Sells** on the trader, and shares the trader alarm with her trading chat. The Telegram feed is her morning reading; the alarms are her night shift. ## Make it in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Pick a token, type a trader's **@handle**, or paste a wallet. 3. Pick the move or the floor, and **Buys**, **Sells** or both for a trader or wallet. 4. Choose who it is for and save. Your AI agent can set price alarms too; wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. Details: [price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) and [trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Questions ### Do I need a wallet address? Not for traders: follow them by FOMO or GMGN handle. For any other wallet, paste its public address. ### Can I trade from LFG Alarm? No. LFG Alarm only watches public trades and prices and rings you; you trade wherever you already do. ### Is any of this financial advice? No. These tools tell you something happened. What you do about it is up to you. ### Which chains does LFG Alarm watch? Wallet alarms watch Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. Price alarms cover majors and any token with a contract. ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Cielo](https://cielo.finance/) and [Cielo docs](https://docs.cielo.finance/) - [Arkham alerts](https://codex.arkm.com/the-intelligence-platform/alerts) - [Nansen Smart Alerts](https://academy.nansen.ai/articles/6239622-ai-smart-alerts-101) - [GMGN wallet alerts on Telegram](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/wallet-alert-on-telegram) - [FOMO](https://fomo.family/) - [TradingView alerts](https://www.tradingview.com/support/solutions/43000520149-introduction-to-tradingview-alerts/) - [RayBot](https://www.raybot.app/) - [Cryptocurrency Alerting pricing](https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/pricing.html) and [wallet watch](https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/wallet-watch.html) - [Stock Alarm](https://stockalarm.io/) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with any of the tools on this page. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. - [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful.md): Partiful sends one reminder two hours before; LFG Alarm rings every guest who joined at the moment you choose. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared · Updated 2026-10-18 The fastest way to alert yourself, your family or your team depends on what has to happen on the other end. A group chat message waits to be read. A notification app like Pushover or ntfy delivers a push you can trigger from anything. On-call tools like PagerDuty break through silent mode for work incidents and escalate until someone responds. LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, rings an alarm on every phone that joined, for a time or for a moment. Here is how they compare; we make LFG Alarm. ## Start with who has to move "Alert" covers very different jobs: - **Someone should know, eventually.** A message in the group chat is fine. - **Your own script should tell you.** A push from Pushover or ntfy is cheap and simple. - **A production incident needs an engineer now, and someone else if they do not answer.** That is on-call, with escalation. - **People need to be up or out the door at a moment.** That needs a sound loud enough to wake someone, on every phone involved, at the same time. Most tools are excellent at one of these. The mistake is using a tool built for the first job (a message) for the last one (getting four people out of bed). Messages and notifications pile up and get muted; an alarm rings out loud and is hard to miss. ## At a glance What arrives on the phone, whether it gets through silent mode, what sets it off and who each one suits. | | Group chat (WhatsApp, iMessage) | Pushover | ntfy | IFTTT | PagerDuty | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | What arrives | A message | A notification, with an emergency priority that repeats until acknowledged | A notification | A notification | A high-urgency alert, phone call or SMS | An alarm with its own sound | | Breaks through silent mode | Not by default | iOS Critical Alerts supported | Android can override Do Not Disturb | Not mentioned | Yes, Critical Alerts on iOS | Time and event alarms on both phones; other alarms full screen on Android, and as a time-sensitive alert on iPhone that respects the silent switch | | Triggered by | A person typing | An API call | An HTTP request | Applets | Monitoring integrations | A time, an event link, a post, a price, a trade, or a webhook | | Rings a group | Everyone in the chat, quietly | With a group key | Everyone subscribed to a topic | No | On-call schedules | Everyone who joined the alarm | | Escalation if nobody answers | No | No | No | No | Yes, to the next level | No | | Who it is for | Everyone | Developers | Developers, self-hosters | Automators | Engineering teams | Friends, families, communities, creators, builders | | Price | Free | $4.99 per platform, once | Free, with paid plans | Free for 2 Applets, then from $2.99 a month | Free for 5 users, then per user | On iPhone and Android | In PagerDuty, an escalation policy notifies the first level straight away, moves to the next level if nobody acknowledges before the timeout, and stops when someone acknowledges. LFG Alarm has nothing like that: it rings everyone on the alarm at once. ## Four situations **The early flight.** Grace, her partner and their two teenagers have to leave for the airport at 05:15. A message the night before ("we leave at 5:15!") is read and forgotten. One shared time alarm rings all four phones at 04:45 with the same sound, and the wake board shows who got up and who snoozed. Time alarms are real alarms on both iPhone and Android, so they ring through silent mode and Focus. **The solo developer.** Arjun wants his backup script to tell him when it fails. He does not need to be woken; he needs to know by morning. A Pushover or ntfy push from the script is exactly right. **The production team.** A startup's API goes down at night. They need the on-call engineer paged, and the next person if she does not respond in five minutes. That is PagerDuty's job, with schedules and escalation. **The small team without on-call.** Two founders want one link their site monitor can call that rings both phones, with no rotation to manage. An LFG Alarm [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) does that, with a cooldown so a flapping site does not ring all night. ## When to use which - **Telling a group something, no rush:** the group chat. - **Your own scripts pinging you:** Pushover or ntfy. - **Work incidents with escalation:** PagerDuty. - **Getting people up or out the door, at a time or the moment something happens:** LFG Alarm. Make an alarm, share the link, and it rings everyone who joined. With an anything alarm, any of the tools above that can send a web request can ring it too. ## A shared time alarm from your AI agent Your AI agent can set time alarms and add people today, your LFG Alarm friends by username and anyone else by email. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a one-off alarm called "Leave for the airport" for 04:45 tomorrow, make it a friends alarm, and add [username] and [email address]. Then tell me who is on it. Why it works: A time, a name, and the people to ring, and the agent confirms who is on it. ## Questions ### What is the fastest way to alert my whole family? Make one LFG Alarm alarm, share it with your family, and let it ring at a time, or trigger it with an anything alarm. See [getting your whole family's attention](https://lfg.gm/family-alert). It is not an emergency service: in an emergency, call your local emergency number. ### Can a group chat message wake someone up? Not by default. A WhatsApp or iMessage message follows the phone's silent, Focus and Do Not Disturb settings unless the person has allowed that sender or app. ### Is LFG Alarm an on-call tool? No. It has no escalation policies or on-call schedules: it rings everyone on the alarm at once. For work incidents that need escalation, use an on-call tool like PagerDuty. ### Which alarms ring through silent mode on iPhone? Time and event alarms. Post, price, trades and anything alarms arrive on iPhone as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. On Android they all ring full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Pushover API](https://pushover.net/api) and [Pushover pricing](https://pushover.net/pricing) - [ntfy](https://ntfy.sh/) and [ntfy phone settings](https://docs.ntfy.sh/subscribe/phone/) - [IFTTT plans](https://ifttt.com/plans) - [PagerDuty pricing](https://www.pagerduty.com/pricing/incident-management/), [PagerDuty mobile settings](https://support.pagerduty.com/docs/mobile-app-settings) and [PagerDuty escalation policies](https://support.pagerduty.com/docs/escalation-policies) - [Apple: Critical Alerts](https://support.apple.com/en-us/108781) - [Anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) and [using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with WhatsApp, Apple, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT or PagerDuty. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful.md): Partiful sends one reminder two hours before; LFG Alarm rings every guest who joined at the moment you choose. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful · Updated 2026-10-18 Partiful is a great way to invite people and collect RSVPs, and it sends guests who are going one reminder two hours before the party. LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, adds the part that gets them off the couch: paste your Partiful link into LFG Alarm, drop one alarm link in the chat, and every guest who joins gets a real alarm at the moment you choose. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Partiful; this is how the two work together. ## What Partiful already does Partiful's help centre says: - Going guests get a reminder 2 hours before the event, by text, iMessage, WhatsApp or push. - Maybe and not-yet-responded guests get a reminder to finalise their RSVP a week before. - Hosts can turn the reminders on or off, but cannot change when they are sent. - Hosts can send up to 10 text blasts per event. ## What LFG Alarm adds - **A heads-up at the right moment.** Two hours before is the sweet spot for a party: time to get ready and head over. Or ring at the start, 30 minutes or an hour before. - **The best way to call 40 people.** One alarm rings every guest who joined in the same second, without 40 calls or one more text in a pile of notifications. - **A reward for the first one up.** The wake board shows who answered first: give them the first drink. - **An alarm, not a text.** An event alarm is a real alarm on both phones: on iPhone it rings through silent mode and Focus, and on Android it takes over the screen even when the phone is locked. - **A clearer yes.** Joining an alarm takes intent, so the guests who join it are the ones who mean it. - **A theme.** A party song or voice on the alarm, and a mystery alarm that keeps its video or message sealed until the second it rings: good for revealing the theme. - **The details where people look.** A creator's note for the door code or what to bring, and a call-to-action link that opens a map or the playlist when guests answer. ## Three parties **The rooftop birthday.** Zara's Partiful says 34 going for Saturday at 9:00. She knows from last year that a third will "head over soon" at 11. She pastes the Partiful link into LFG Alarm, and sets it to go off 2 hr before, so people start getting ready at 7:00. She puts the alarm link in a text blast: "Tap this so your phone rings at 7, first one up on the board gets a drink on me." 22 people join it. On the night the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) shows who answered first. **The dinner party for eight.** With eight seats, two empty chairs ruin the table. Omar makes the event alarm for 30 minutes before, as a friends alarm with "I approve each one", so only guests get in. The creator's note says "buzz flat 4, bring a bottle". **The house-warming with friends in other cities.** A few friends are joining on a video call for the toast at 10:00. The same alarm rings them in their own time zone at the same moment, and the call-to-action link opens the video call. ## How to use them together 1. Make your invite on Partiful as usual. 2. In LFG Alarm, tap **Got a link?** and paste the Partiful link. Rocco reads the name, the picture and the start time. 3. Under **Goes off**, pick **At start**, **30 min**, **1 hr** or **2 hr** (one hour is the default), choose who it is for, and tap **Create alarm**. See [Event alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms). 4. Put the alarm link, `lfg.gm/a/`, in one of your Partiful text blasts and in the group chat. Guests can also paste the same Partiful link into LFG Alarm and make their own alarm. Your AI agent can also make it: give it the Partiful link and say how long before to ring. ## Common mistakes - **Doubling up with Partiful's own two-hour reminder.** If Partiful already texts going guests two hours before, ring at a different moment, or turn Partiful's reminder off in the host settings. - **Choosing the song after people join.** Once a second person joins the alarm, its sound and picture are sealed. - **Posting the link only on the event page.** The text blast and the group chat are where people actually read. ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm replace Partiful? No. Keep Partiful for the invite, the RSVPs and the guest list; LFG Alarm only adds the alarm that gets guests there. ### Is there an integration? No. You paste the Partiful link into LFG Alarm; nothing is connected to your Partiful account. See also [how to get party guests to actually show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up), [the Partiful event alarm](https://lfg.gm/partiful-event-alarm) and [how to get people to show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events). ## Sources and further reading - [Partiful: What event reminders do you send?](https://help.partiful.com/en-us/articles/15525436-what-event-reminders-do-you-send) - [Partiful: Can I customize the auto-reminders schedule?](https://help.partiful.com/en-us/articles/15525435-can-i-customize-the-auto-reminders-schedule) - [Partiful: Maximum number of text blasts](https://help.partiful.com/en-us/articles/15525389-what-s-the-maximum-number-of-text-blasts-i-can-send) ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # How LFG Alarm adds to Luma Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-luma · Updated 2026-10-18 Luma handles event pages, registration and check-in, and sends guests reminders a day and an hour before. LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, adds a real alarm at the moment you choose: paste your Luma link into LFG Alarm, share one alarm link with your attendees, and everyone who joins is rung before doors, with a button to the event. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Luma; this is how the two work together. ## What Luma already does Luma's help pages say: - Guests get reminders 1 day and 1 hour before the event, by email, SMS and push, depending on their settings. - The 1-day reminder is skipped for events made less than a day ahead. - Guests who are pending approval or on the waitlist do not get reminders. - Hosts cannot edit the reminders, but can turn them off. ## What LFG Alarm adds - **A moment you choose.** Two hours before for an in-person event, so people leave in time; at the start for an online one, so everyone joins at once. - **An alarm, not another notification.** Email and push reminders land in a pile people skim or mute; an alarm rings out loud. An event alarm is a real alarm on both phones: on iPhone it rings through silent mode and Focus, and on Android it takes over the screen even when the phone is locked. - **A real headcount.** Joining an alarm takes a tap on purpose, so the number of people who joined is the number who mean it. - **A note for attendees:** the creator's note says which entrance, what to bring, where the speakers are, and the call-to-action link opens the event page or a map when people answer. - **For your crew:** with Luma webhooks (a Luma Plus feature), an event update or cancellation can be sent, through Zapier, to an LFG Alarm [anything alarm](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) that rings your team. On Android it rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, so keep the ringer on. ## Three events on Luma **The free founders' breakfast.** Nina runs a 60-person breakfast at 8:00 on a Tuesday. Luma reminds guests the day before and an hour before, at 7:00, which is when half of them are still asleep. She makes an LFG Alarm event alarm from her Luma link that rings 2 hr before, at 6:00, so it doubles as the wake-up. The creator's note says "coffee from 7:45, ground floor, bring a laptop". The number who joined the alarm is how many pastries she orders. **The evening talk with a tricky entrance.** Every month people walk round the building twice looking for the door. Ade sets the alarm for 1 hr before and names the problem in the note: "side entrance on Elm Street, not the main doors". The call-to-action link opens a map pin. **The online workshop.** For a webinar at 18:00 UTC with guests in eight countries, the alarm rings At start, in each person's own time zone at the same moment, and the call-to-action link opens the stream. ## How to use them together 1. Publish your event on Luma. 2. In LFG Alarm, tap **Got a link?** and paste the Luma link. Rocco reads the name, the picture and the start time. 3. Under **Goes off**, pick **At start**, **30 min**, **1 hr** or **2 hr** (one hour is the default), choose who it is for (public for an open event page), and tap **Create alarm**. See [Event alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms). 4. Add the alarm link, `lfg.gm/a/`, to the event description and your last blast. Your AI agent can also make it: give it the Luma link and say how long before to ring. ## Common mistakes - **Ringing at the same time as Luma's own one-hour reminder.** Pick 2 hr, 30 min or At start so the two do not land together. - **Making it public on a private event.** Use a friends alarm with "I approve each one" if only approved guests should join. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). - **Choosing the song after people join.** Once a second person joins the alarm, its sound and picture are sealed. ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm replace Luma? No. Keep Luma for registration, tickets and check-in; LFG Alarm only adds the alarm that gets people there on time. ### Is there an integration? No, there is no account link: you paste the Luma link into LFG Alarm. Luma Plus webhooks can call an anything alarm through Zapier if you set that up. ### Can attendees make the alarm themselves? Yes. Anyone can paste a Luma link into LFG Alarm and make their own event alarm, rung at the moment they pick. See also [how to make sure Luma guests actually show up](https://lfg.gm/luma-event-alarm) and [how to get people to show up to events](https://lfg.gm/how-to-get-people-to-show-up-to-events). ## Sources and further reading - [Luma: Update to reminders on Luma](https://help.luma.com/p/update-to-reminders-on-luma) - [Luma: Notification types](https://help.luma.com/p/notification-types) - [Luma pricing](https://luma.com/pricing) and [Luma webhooks](https://help.luma.com/p/webhooks) ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs Cryptocurrency Alerting Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-cryptocurrency-alerting · Updated 2026-10-18 Cryptocurrency Alerting and LFG Alarm both wake you up for crypto moments, which makes this the closest head-to-head on our list. Cryptocurrency Alerting is a broad alert service that can text you or phone you and read an alert out loud, across prices, volume, listings, gas and wallets. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that rings like an alarm when a token moves, a wallet trades over a floor, or a trader you follow by handle buys or sells, and your friends can be rung at the same time. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![Cryptocurrency Alerting on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/cryptocurrency-alerting.jpg) ## At a glance | | Cryptocurrency Alerting | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | What sets it off | Price, volume, exchange listings, wallet watch, whales, gas, mempool, market cap, stocks | A token price, percent move or multiple; trades by a pasted wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL | | Follow a wallet by | Raw address, with nicknames and bulk import | A pasted address, or a trader's FOMO or GMGN handle | | Wallet chains | Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, Tron, Base | Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain | | Size floor on wallet trades | We found no minimum-amount filter; it watches balance increases, decreases or changes | $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k for a pasted wallet | | How it reaches you | Email, push, browser, SMS, automated phone call, Slack, Telegram, Discord, webhook, Pushover | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | | Share with friends | We found no mention | Friends alarms ring everyone at once; trader and token alarms can be public | | Price | Hobby (free): 3 active alerts, 10 notifications; Trader $3.99 a month billed yearly ($7.99 monthly), Pro $19.99 ($39.99), Business $49 ($99) | On iPhone and Android | | Store ratings | 4.5 from 364 ratings on the App Store; 4.2 from about 1.26K reviews on Google Play, 100K+ downloads | New | ## Where Cryptocurrency Alerting is stronger - **Range.** It covers far more kinds of alert than we do: trading volume, new exchange listings, gas, the mempool, market cap and even stocks. - **Delivery choices.** Ten channels, from email and Slack to webhooks and Pushover. If your alerts belong in a team channel or a script, it has the plumbing. - **A real phone call.** It can ring your phone with an automated call, and in its own words, "An automated recording will read your alert out loud when you answer." That is a genuine wake-up, not a quiet push. - **Bitcoin and more EVM chains.** Its wallet watch includes Bitcoin, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche and Tron, which LFG Alarm does not watch. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **Follow a trader by handle.** Type a FOMO trader's or a GMGN KOL's handle, with no wallet address needed. We found no mention of following anyone by handle on Cryptocurrency Alerting. - **A floor on every trade.** A pasted wallet rings over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k). A FOMO trader rings for buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, and every sell. A GMGN KOL rings over $100, $500 or $1k. Small trades stay quiet. - **Solana wallets.** Solana is not listed in Cryptocurrency Alerting's wallet chains; it is in ours, with Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. - **It is an alarm, not a call.** On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. A phone call and an alarm suit different people: a call reads you the words, an alarm plays a sound and a wallpaper you chose, and every friend on it rings at the same moment. - **Your friends ring too.** Share an alarm and everyone on it is rung at once. Trader and token alarms can also be public, so a community can follow one link. - **Calm after a ring.** A trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes after it rings. - **No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** It reads public trades and prices, then wakes you. Cryptocurrency Alerting notes weekly caps on SMS and calls "since they are costly for us to send", and calls outside the US and Canada need its Pro plan. We could not confirm the exact caps. ## The same night, two ways Both tools can get you out of bed, so the difference shows up in the details. **With Cryptocurrency Alerting.** Rui holds BTC and ETH and cares about gas and new exchange listings. He sets a price alert on BTC and a wallet watch on a Bitcoin cold-storage address he follows, with phone calls for the price alert. At 03:00 his phone rings with an automated call that reads the alert to him. It covers his whole list, across chains LFG Alarm does not watch. **With LFG Alarm.** Dana trades Solana memecoins and follows one FOMO trader and one wallet that buys early. She wants only trades over a size, and she wants her two trading friends woken with her. She sets the wallet at **Buys over $5k** and the trader on **Sells**, shares both with friends, and leaves the ringer on. When the trader sells, three phones ring together, and the group chat starts before anyone has the chart open. Neither is wrong. Rui's alerts are broad and personal; Dana's are narrow and shared. ## Which one should you get? - **Cryptocurrency Alerting** if you want many alert types in one place, Bitcoin or wider EVM wallet coverage, webhooks, or a phone call that reads the alert to you. - **LFG Alarm** if the moment you care about is a particular trader or wallet making a big trade, especially on Solana, or a token hitting your number, and you want your group woken with you. Some people will run both. See [Crypto alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared) for the wider field. ## Make it in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Paste a Solana (or other supported) wallet, type a FOMO or GMGN **@handle**, or pick a token. 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both and the floor, or the price move. 4. Choose who it is for: private, friends, or public for trader and token alarms. Save. Your AI agent can set price alarms too; wallet and trader alarms are made in the app. ## Questions ### Does Cryptocurrency Alerting really phone you? Yes. It offers automated phone calls that read your alert out loud, with weekly caps on calls and SMS. Calls outside the US and Canada need its Pro plan. ### Can I watch a Solana wallet with Cryptocurrency Alerting? Not that we found: Solana was not among the wallet watch chains it listed. LFG Alarm watches Solana wallets; see [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm). ### Can LFG Alarm alert me about gas or exchange listings? No. LFG Alarm rings for token prices and for wallet and trader trades. For gas, volume or listings, Cryptocurrency Alerting covers far more. ### Can LFG Alarm phone me? No. It rings as an alarm in the LFG Alarm app, not as a phone call. See [how trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Cryptocurrency Alerting](https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/) - [Cryptocurrency Alerting pricing](https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/pricing.html) - [Cryptocurrency Alerting wallet watch](https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/wallet-watch.html) - [Cryptocurrency Alerting on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cryptocurrency-alerting/id1537279405) - [Cryptocurrency Alerting on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cryptocurrencyalerting.app) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Cryptocurrency Alerting. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs Nansen Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-nansen · Updated 2026-10-18 Nansen and LFG Alarm both tell you when wallets you care about move, but they do different jobs. Nansen is an on-chain analytics platform that labels wallets, including its well-known "Smart Money" label, and sends Smart Alerts to Telegram, Discord, Slack or a webhook. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android: it rings like an alarm when a wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL makes a trade over a floor you set, or a token hits your price, and it can ring your friends at the same time. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![Nansen AI on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/nansen.jpg) ## At a glance | | Nansen | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | What it is | On-chain analytics with wallet labels and Smart Alerts | A social alarm clock that rings for crypto moments | | What sets it off | Token transfers from tracked addresses, Smart Money token flow thresholds, Hyperliquid perps positions | A token price, percent move or multiple; trades by a pasted wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL | | Follow a wallet by | Address | A pasted address, or a FOMO or GMGN handle | | Size floor | Flow thresholds you set | $1k to $10k for a wallet, $5k to $25k for a FOMO trader's buys, $100 to $1k for a GMGN KOL | | How it reaches you | Telegram (DM, group or channel), Discord and Slack webhooks, a signed custom webhook; a mobile app | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | | Build alerts with AI | Yes, an AI agent builds Smart Alerts from a prompt | Time, price, post and event alarms through your AI agent with the LFG Alarm connector added; wallet and trader alarms in the app | | Share with friends | Alerts can go into a Telegram group or channel | Friends alarms ring everyone at once; trader and token alarms can be public | | Price | Free tier with one active alert; Pro $49 a month billed yearly or $69 monthly, with Smart Alerts under fair use | On iPhone and Android | | Store ratings | Nansen AI: 4.2 from 23 ratings on the App Store; 4.2 from 209 reviews on Google Play, 10K+ downloads | New | ## Where Nansen is stronger - **Research.** Nansen is the name most people reach for when they search for a smart money tracker. Its labels tell you who a wallet probably is, which LFG Alarm does not try to do. - **Smart Money flows.** You can alert on Smart Money token flows crossing a threshold, not just on one wallet, which is a view of the whole market. - **Hyperliquid positions.** Its Smart Alerts cover Hyperliquid perps positions. LFG Alarm does not watch perps. - **Team delivery.** Telegram groups and channels, Discord, Slack, and a custom webhook with optional HMAC-SHA256 signing make it easy to pipe alerts into a desk or a bot. - **AI-built alerts.** Describe what you want and its AI agent builds the alert. - **A mobile app.** The Nansen AI app promises "Immediate Smart Alerts on the wallets you care about". ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **It rings.** On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. A Telegram message at 3am is easy to sleep through when your chats are muted for the night; an alarm rings out loud. In Nansen's pages we found no mention of alerts that ring through silent mode or keep ringing until answered. - **Handles instead of addresses.** Follow a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL by handle. Paste a wallet when you have one, on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain. - **Floors built for waking up.** A wallet rings over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k); a FOMO trader for buys over $5k, $10k or $25k and every sell, with an optional thesis; a GMGN KOL over $100, $500 or $1k. After a ring, a trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes. - **Friends wake together.** Share an alarm and everyone is rung at once. - **No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** It reads public trades and prices. ## Research by day, alarms by night The two tools answer different questions. Nansen answers "which wallets should I care about, and what is smart money doing?" LFG Alarm answers "will I know when this one wallet moves, even at 3am?" A realistic split: Hana spends Sunday afternoon in Nansen, filtering Smart Money wallets that bought into a sector early. She ends up with a shortlist of twelve. Nansen's Smart Alerts send the whole list to her Telegram, which she reads during the day. Two of the twelve are wallets she wants to be woken for: one Ethereum wallet that has been accumulating a token she holds, and one Base wallet that tends to sell before drops. Those two go into LFG Alarm, **Sells over $10k** on both, shared with the two friends in her research group. The other ten stay in Telegram as daytime reading. ## Which one should you get? - **Nansen** if you want to research wallets, see what labelled Smart Money is doing across the market, watch Hyperliquid positions, or route alerts to Slack, Discord and webhooks. - **LFG Alarm** if you already know which trader or wallet matters and want to be woken, with your friends, when they make a big move. They fit together well: find the wallets in Nansen, then set an LFG Alarm on the two or three worth waking up for. More options are in [Crypto alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared) and [Smart money and KOL tracking](https://lfg.gm/kol-and-smart-money-tracking). ## Make it in the app 1. Copy the wallet address from Nansen. 2. In LFG Alarm, on **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain** (on lfg.gm, **Create**, then **Onchain**) and paste it. Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum, Solana and Robinhood Chain wallets work. 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both, and a floor of $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. 4. Keep it private or share it with friends (a pasted wallet is never public), then tap **That's it**. Wallet alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Questions ### Does Nansen have a mobile app? Yes. Nansen AI is on the App Store and Google Play, and its App Store text promises Smart Alerts on the wallets you care about. We could not confirm the exact mobile delivery channel. ### Can LFG Alarm tell me who a wallet belongs to? No. LFG Alarm does not label wallets. Rocco watches a wallet you paste, or a trader you name by FOMO or GMGN handle. ### Is Nansen free? It has a free tier with one active Smart Alert. Pro is $49 a month billed yearly or $69 billed monthly. ### Can I trade from LFG Alarm? No. Rocco watches public trades and prices and wakes you. See [how trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Nansen](https://www.nansen.ai/) - [Nansen AI Smart Alerts 101](https://academy.nansen.ai/articles/6239622-ai-smart-alerts-101) - [About Nansen Pro](https://academy.nansen.ai/articles/9412804-about-nansen-pro) - [Nansen Smart Alerts API docs](https://docs.nansen.ai/api/smart-alerts) - [Nansen AI on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6748681486) - [Nansen AI on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.nansen.northstar) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Nansen. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs Cielo Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-cielo · Updated 2026-10-18 Cielo and LFG Alarm both alert you when a crypto wallet buys or sells. Cielo is a multi-chain wallet tracker and trading terminal that watches hundreds of wallets and sends alerts through Telegram, Discord and its web app. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that watches a few wallets or traders closely and rings like an alarm when one makes a trade over a floor you set, ringing your friends too if you share it. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![Cielo's website](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/cielo.jpg) ## At a glance | | Cielo | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | What it is | A wallet tracker and trading terminal | A social alarm clock that rings for crypto moments | | Follow a wallet by | Address, on the Tracking page | A pasted address, or a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle | | Chains | 30+ | Wallets on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain; prices for majors and any token with a contract | | How many wallets | Free: 250 EVM and 50 Solana wallets (homepage) | Made for a few wallets or traders, each with its own alarm | | How it reaches you | Telegram, Discord, the web app | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | | Native phone app | None found | iPhone and Android | | Trading | Built-in Solana swaps | None: no wallet connection, nothing to sign | | Share with friends | Alerts can post into a Telegram group or Discord channel | Friends alarms ring everyone at once; trader and token alarms can be public | | Price | Free plan; Pro $59 a month, Whale $199 a month, on an annual basis | On iPhone and Android | ## Where Cielo is stronger - **Volume.** Cielo's homepage lists 250 EVM and 50 Solana wallets on the free plan, and far more on Pro and Whale. If you want to watch a big list, Cielo is built for it. - **Breadth.** 30+ chains, PnL wallet profiles and an API on the Whale plan. - **Discovery.** Pro adds Wallet Discovery, to "Find and follow top traders in one click". - **Groups and channels.** Alerts can land straight in a Telegram group or a Discord channel, which suits communities that already live there. - **Swaps.** Built-in Solana swaps, if you want to act from the same screen. LFG Alarm does not trade. - **A Chrome extension** for the browser. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **It rings, and it is on your phone.** A message in a busy chat is easy to miss or mute; an alarm is hard to sleep through. On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. Cielo's alerts arrive as ordinary Telegram or Discord messages, and we found no native Cielo phone app. - **A floor, so small trades stay quiet.** A pasted wallet rings over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k, buys or sells (default $5k). After a ring, a trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes. - **Traders by handle.** Follow a FOMO trader (buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, every sell, an optional thesis) or a GMGN KOL (over $100, $500 or $1k) without finding their address. - **Price alarms too.** Ring when a token reaches a price, moves by a percent, or hits a multiple. See [crypto price alarms](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm). - **Friends on the same alarm.** Share it and everyone is rung at once. We found no other tool that follows a named trader over a floor and shares the alarm with friends. - **Read-only.** No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app. It reads public trades and prices, then wakes you. ## The long list and the short list Cielo and LFG Alarm are built for opposite ends of the same habit. **The long list.** Theo runs a small Telegram group for Solana traders. He follows 180 wallets in Cielo, with alerts flowing into a channel the group reads all day. Most alerts are context: who is rotating where, which wallets are active. Nobody needs to be woken for any single one, and the volume is the value. **The short list.** Two of Theo's 180 wallets are different. One belongs to a token's deployer, and one has sold near the top of three runs. A Telegram message at 2am does nothing for those. So he pastes both into LFG Alarm, **Sells over $5k**, and shares them with the three admins of his group. When the deployer sells $12k at 02:20, four phones ring, and the admins post a heads-up in the group before the chart has caught up. Cielo is where Theo watches the market. LFG Alarm is where two wallets can wake him. ## Which one should you get? - **Cielo** if you track many wallets, want PnL profiles and discovery, or want alerts flowing into Telegram and Discord for a community. - **LFG Alarm** if a handful of wallets or traders matter enough that you want a real alarm when they move, and you want your friends woken with you. A common setup is Cielo for the long list and LFG Alarm for the two wallets you would get out of bed for. See also [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm) and [Crypto wallet monitoring](https://lfg.gm/crypto-wallet-monitoring). ## Make it in the app 1. Copy the wallet address from Cielo's Tracking page. 2. In LFG Alarm, on **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain** (on lfg.gm, **Create**, then **Onchain**) and paste it. 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both, and a floor of $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. 4. Keep it private or share it with friends, then tap **That's it**. Wallet alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Questions ### Does Cielo have an iPhone or Android app? We found no store listing for a native Cielo app. It runs on the web, in Telegram and Discord bots, and as a Chrome extension. ### Can I import my Cielo wallets into LFG Alarm? There is no import. Paste each wallet you want an alarm for, or follow a trader by FOMO or GMGN handle. ### Is LFG Alarm good for a long list of wallets? No. Each wallet is its own alarm, and an alarm is only useful if you want to be interrupted for it. For a long list, Cielo is the better tool. ### Does LFG Alarm send alerts to Telegram or Discord? No. It rings your phone, and the phones of friends you share the alarm with. ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Cielo](https://cielo.finance/) - [Cielo docs](https://docs.cielo.finance/) - [Cielo Chrome extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cielo/nbmknhhenedcdaodehlbpfanpmgkjaeg) - [How LFG Alarm trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Cielo. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs GMGN Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-gmgn · Updated 2026-10-18 GMGN and LFG Alarm overlap more than most: LFG Alarm can follow a GMGN KOL by handle. GMGN is a memecoin trading terminal with smart-money tracking, copy trading and Telegram alert bots that tell you when a wallet you follow buys or sells. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that turns one of those trades into an alarm, over a floor you choose, and can ring your friends at the same time. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![GMGN on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/gmgn.jpg) ## At a glance | | GMGN | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | What it is | A memecoin trading terminal with wallet tracking and alert bots | A social alarm clock that rings for crypto moments | | Follow a wallet by | Address on gmgn.ai; KOLs carry GMGN's own labels | A pasted address, a GMGN KOL by handle, or a FOMO trader by handle | | How many | Up to 100 wallets on the website, 10 through the bot | A few KOLs, traders or wallets, each with its own alarm | | Filter | All trades, buys only or sells only | Buys, sells, or both, over a floor | | How it reaches you | Telegram bots (@GMGN_alert_bot for Solana, @GMGN_ETH_alert_bot for ETH) and the app | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | | Trading | Yes, including copy trading | None: no wallet connection, nothing to sign | | Share with friends | We found no mention of shared alerts | Friends alarms ring everyone at once; trader and token alarms can be public | | Store ratings | GMGN - Meme Track: 4.1 from 143 ratings on the App Store; 4.0 from about 1.6K reviews on Google Play, 100K+ downloads | New | ## Where GMGN is stronger - **It is where the KOLs are labelled.** GMGN's wallet labels are a big part of how people find KOLs and smart money on Solana. LFG Alarm leans on GMGN's KOL list for its own KOL alarms. - **Many wallets.** Follow up to 100 wallets on the website. - **Trading on the spot.** GMGN is a terminal, with copy trading. LFG Alarm does not trade and asks for no wallet at all. - **Apps on both stores**, plus Telegram bots for Solana and ETH. - **Fine control in the bot.** Use /set to choose all trades, buys only or sells only. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **An alarm, not a Telegram message.** On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. GMGN's own docs warn that Telegram rate limits can drop alerts at busy times. - **Follow a KOL by handle.** Type the KOL's handle and pick a floor: over $100, $500 or $1k (default $500). No address hunting. - **Floors for wallets and FOMO traders too.** A pasted wallet rings over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k; a FOMO trader for buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, and every sell. - **Quiet after a ring.** A trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes after it rings, so a burst of buys is one alarm. - **Your group on the same alarm.** Share a KOL alarm with friends and everyone is rung at once. - **More chains for pasted wallets:** Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. ## When you close the terminal GMGN is where a lot of memecoin traders spend the day: the KOL feed on one side, a new token's chart in the middle, the buy button ready. While the terminal is open, GMGN is hard to beat. The gap is the hours it is closed. Nico trades on GMGN from 6pm to midnight. Overnight he holds two positions he entered after a GMGN KOL bought. The GMGN Telegram bot will tell him if that KOL sells, but at 4am Telegram is muted along with everything else, and the bot's own docs warn alerts can drop when Telegram is busy. So before bed Nico opens LFG Alarm, types the KOL's handle, and sets **Sells over $500**. He also adds a FOMO trader he follows on **Sells**. When the KOL sells at 04:40, his phone rings. He opens GMGN, looks at the chart, and decides whether to follow. GMGN did the trading; LFG Alarm did the waking. ## Which one should you get? - **GMGN** if you want to research memecoins and wallets, trade, copy trade, or follow a long list of wallets in Telegram. - **LFG Alarm** if there are a few KOLs or wallets you never want to miss, you want a real alarm when they trade big, and you want your friends woken too. Many people use both: GMGN to find the KOLs, LFG Alarm to wake up when they move. Browse more in [Smart money and KOL tracking](https://lfg.gm/kol-and-smart-money-tracking). ## Make a GMGN KOL alarm in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Type the KOL's **@handle**, or tap **Show me the top traders** to see the KOLs trading now on GMGN. 3. Check the card, pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both, and a floor of $100, $500 or $1k. 4. Choose who it is for: just you, friends, or public. Tap **That's it**. Your AI agent can make KOL alarms too, or make them in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Questions ### Is LFG Alarm a GMGN alternative? Not really. GMGN is a trading terminal; LFG Alarm is an alarm clock. LFG Alarm follows GMGN KOLs and rings when they trade, so they work side by side. ### Do I need a GMGN account to follow a KOL in LFG Alarm? No. Type the KOL's handle in LFG Alarm and pick a floor. Nothing is connected and nothing is signed. ### Does GMGN have an Android app? Yes. GMGN is on Google Play and the App Store. ### Which chains does LFG Alarm watch? Wallets on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. Price alarms cover majors and any token with a contract. See [how trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [GMGN](https://gmgn.ai/) - [GMGN wallet alerts on Telegram](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/wallet-alert-on-telegram) - [GMGN on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6745328711) - [GMGN on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmgn.app) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with GMGN. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs Arkham Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-arkham · Updated 2026-10-18 Arkham and LFG Alarm both alert you when crypto wallets move, from very different starting points. Arkham is a blockchain intelligence platform that labels wallets with real-world entities, such as exchanges and funds, and sends transfer alerts by email, Telegram or webhook. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that rings like an alarm when a wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL makes a trade over a floor you set, or a token hits your price, and can ring your friends at the same time. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![Arkham on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/arkham.jpg) ## At a glance | | Arkham | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | What it is | Blockchain intelligence with entity labels and transfer alerts | A social alarm clock that rings for crypto moments | | Follow by | An address or a labelled entity | A pasted address, or a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle | | Alert filters | Entity or address, counterparty, token, amount, USD value, chain | Buys, sells or both, over a floor | | How it reaches you | Email, Telegram, webhooks | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | | Apps | Web (intel.arkm.com), iOS, Android, a Telegram bot and mini-app | iPhone and Android | | Price | The app is free; alert rate limits are not published | On iPhone and Android | | Share with friends | Alerts can go to Telegram | Friends alarms ring everyone at once; trader and token alarms can be public | | Store ratings | 4.7 from 129 ratings on the App Store; Arkham: Crypto Intelligence, 4.8 from 865 reviews on Google Play, 10K+ downloads | New | ## Where Arkham is stronger - **Entities, not just addresses.** You can set an alert on a labelled entity, like an exchange or a fund, instead of hunting for every address it uses. That is a real time saver and something LFG Alarm does not offer. - **Deep filters.** Counterparty, token, amount, USD value and chain let you describe exactly which transfers matter. - **Webhooks.** Arkham can send alerts to your own systems, which suits analysts and builders. - **Research.** It is a full intelligence platform, built for working out who is behind a wallet and where funds went. - **Well rated apps.** Its mobile app arrived in January 2026, and its Google Play listing shows 4.8 from 865 reviews. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **It rings.** An email or a Telegram message lands among hundreds of others and is easy to miss or mute; an alarm is hard to sleep through. On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. In Arkham's alert docs we found no mention of alerts that ring through silent mode or keep ringing until answered. - **Traders by handle.** Follow a FOMO trader (buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, every sell, an optional thesis) or a GMGN KOL (over $100, $500 or $1k), with no address needed. - **A simple floor for wallets.** Paste a wallet on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain and pick $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k). A trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes after it rings. - **Price alarms.** Ring when a token reaches a price, a percent move or a multiple. See [crypto price alarms](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm). - **Friends wake together.** Share an alarm and everyone on it is rung at once. - **No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** It reads public trades and prices, then wakes you. ## An entity or a wallet The clearest way to choose is to ask what you are following. **An organisation.** Zara wants to know when a well-known exchange moves large amounts of a token to or from its hot wallets. That exchange uses many addresses, some she does not know. Arkham lets her set one alert on the labelled entity, filtered by token and USD value, sent to her email and Telegram. LFG Alarm cannot do that: Rocco, the cat who does the watching in LFG Alarm, follows one address per alarm. **One wallet.** Zara also found, through Arkham, a single Base wallet that a fund appears to use for early buys. That one she wants as an alarm. She pastes it into LFG Alarm, picks **Buys over $10k**, and keeps it private. When it buys on a Saturday morning, her phone rings while she is at the market, and she checks the token on Arkham from her phone before deciding anything. Arkham told her who the wallet probably is. LFG Alarm made sure she heard when it moved. ## Which one should you get? - **Arkham** if you want to know who is behind a wallet, follow an exchange or fund as a whole, or send detailed transfer alerts to Telegram, email or a webhook. - **LFG Alarm** if you know the wallet or trader you care about and want a real alarm, for you and your friends, when they make a big trade. They work well together: research in Arkham, then put an LFG Alarm on the wallets worth waking up for. Arkham has also published an explainer on crypto copy trading, if that is what brought you here. For the wider field, see [Best crypto whale alert apps](https://lfg.gm/best-crypto-whale-alert-apps). ## Make it in the app 1. Copy the wallet address from Arkham. 2. In LFG Alarm, on **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain** (on lfg.gm, **Create**, then **Onchain**) and paste it. 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both, and a floor of $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. 4. Keep it private or share it with friends, then tap **That's it**. Wallet alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Questions ### Can LFG Alarm follow an exchange or a fund? Not as an entity. LFG Alarm watches a single wallet you paste, or a trader by FOMO or GMGN handle. Arkham's entity alerts are the better fit for following an organisation. ### Does Arkham have a phone app? Yes. Arkham announced its Intel mobile app on 20 January 2026, and it is on the App Store and Google Play. ### Is Arkham free? The app is free. Arkham says alerts have rate limits but does not publish the numbers, and we could not confirm paid tiers. ### Can a pasted wallet alarm be public? No. A pasted wallet alarm can be private or shared with friends. Trader and token alarms can be public. See [how trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Arkham Intel](https://intel.arkm.com/) - [Arkham alerts](https://codex.arkm.com/the-intelligence-platform/alerts) - [Announcing the Arkham Intel mobile app](https://info.arkm.com/announcements/announcing-arkham-intel-mobile-app) - [Arkham on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/arkham-exchange/id6746058457) - [Arkham on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arkm.mobile) - [Arkham: crypto copy trading](https://info.arkm.com/research/crypto-copy-trading-what-is-it-and-how-to-do-it) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Arkham. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs Whale Alert Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-whale-alert · Updated 2026-10-18 Whale Alert and LFG Alarm both tell you when big money moves in crypto, but they watch different things. Whale Alert tracks large crypto transactions across the market, with free public feeds and paid custom alerts by browser and web push. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that watches the wallets and traders you pick and rings like an alarm when one makes a trade over your floor, or when a token hits your price, and it can ring your friends at the same time. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. A quick note if you searched the App Store: the iOS app called "Whale Alert" is a marine app about real whales, made by Conserve.IO. The crypto Whale Alert says in its FAQ that it has "no standalone app in the app stores yet". ![Whale Alert's website](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/whale-alert.jpg) ## At a glance | | Whale Alert | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | What it watches | Large transactions across the market | Wallets and traders you choose, and token prices | | Filters | Coin, USD size, transaction type, dormant wallets | Buys, sells or both over a floor; a price, percent move or multiple | | Follow one specific wallet | We could not confirm it | Yes, paste the address | | Follow a trader by handle | No mention found | A FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL | | How it reaches you | Browser and web push; email, Slack and Telegram through the API with IFTTT | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | | Apps | Web, and a web app on mobile | iPhone and Android | | Price | Alerts $14.95 a month; Alerts, Analytics & News $29.95; API from $29.95; 7-day trial | On iPhone and Android | | Share with friends | Public feeds anyone can follow | Friends alarms ring everyone at once; trader and token alarms can be public | ## Where Whale Alert is stronger - **The whole market at a glance.** Whale Alert is the best-known name in crypto whale tracking. It watches for large transactions everywhere, so you hear about big moves from wallets you never knew existed. - **Free public feeds.** You can follow big transactions without paying anything. - **Dormant wallets.** It can alert you when long-quiet wallets wake up. - **An API.** Builders can pull its data into their own tools, and route alerts to email, Slack or Telegram through IFTTT. - **Analytics and news** on the higher plan. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **You pick who to watch.** Paste a wallet on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain and choose a floor: $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k). Or follow a FOMO trader by handle (buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, and every sell) or a GMGN KOL (over $100, $500 or $1k). - **It rings.** On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. A web push is one more notification among many, easy to miss or mute; an alarm rings out loud. In Whale Alert's pages we found no mention of alerts that ring through silent mode or keep ringing until answered. - **A phone app.** LFG Alarm is a native app on both stores. - **Calm after a ring.** A trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes after it rings. - **Friends on the same alarm.** Share it and everyone is rung at once. - **Price alarms.** Ring when a token reaches a price, moves by a percent or hits a multiple. - **No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** ## Reading the tide or watching one boat Whale Alert is about the tide: the large transactions moving across crypto that might shift the whole market, from wallets you have never heard of. You read it the way you read the news, often with a coffee, sometimes with a custom alert for a coin you care about. LFG Alarm is about one boat. Ines holds a token where one early wallet still owns a large share. A market-wide feed will not single that wallet out for her, because by market standards its trades are small. A $15k sell from it, though, could move her token a lot. She pastes the address into LFG Alarm on Ethereum, sets **Sells over $10k**, and goes to sleep. The night it sells, her phone rings at 01:30. She checks the token's chart, then Whale Alert to see whether anything bigger is going on across the market, and decides. Whale Alert gives her the big picture; LFG Alarm watches the one wallet that matters to her. ## Which one should you get? - **Whale Alert** if you want a stream of the biggest transactions across crypto, dormant wallet alerts, or an API. - **LFG Alarm** if you already know the whale, wallet or trader you care about, and you want a real alarm, for you and your friends, when they make a big move. Plenty of people follow Whale Alert's feeds for the big picture and set an LFG Alarm on the few wallets they never want to miss. See [Best crypto whale alert apps](https://lfg.gm/best-crypto-whale-alert-apps) for more options. ## Make it in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Paste the whale's address (Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain). 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both, and a floor of $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. 4. Keep it private or share it with friends, then tap **That's it**. Wallet alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Questions ### Is there a Whale Alert crypto app on the App Store? Not yet. Whale Alert's FAQ says it has no standalone app in the app stores yet. The App Store app named Whale Alert is a marine app about real whales. ### Can LFG Alarm alert me to every large transaction? No. LFG Alarm watches wallets and traders you choose, and token prices. For market-wide whale moves, Whale Alert is the better fit. ### How much is Whale Alert? Alerts cost $14.95 a month; Alerts, Analytics & News costs $29.95; the API starts at $29.95. Each has a 7-day trial. ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Whale Alert](https://whale-alert.io/) - [Whale Alert FAQ](https://whale-alert.io/faq.html) - [The marine Whale Alert app on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/id911035973) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Whale Alert. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs Kolscan Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-kolscan · Updated 2026-10-18 Kolscan and LFG Alarm both help you keep up with crypto KOLs, the well-known memecoin traders people like to follow. Kolscan is a free KOL and trader wallet tracker with a live trade feed, PnL and leaderboards, so you can see what KOLs did. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that rings like an alarm when a KOL or wallet you pick makes a trade over a floor you set, so you hear about it as it happens, and your friends can be rung at the same time. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![Kolscan's website](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/kolscan.jpg) ## At a glance | | Kolscan | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | What it is | A KOL and memecoin trader wallet tracker with a live feed, PnL and leaderboards | A social alarm clock that rings for crypto moments | | Find KOLs | Browse KOLs, or search a wallet address | Type a GMGN KOL's or FOMO trader's handle, or browse the top traders on FOMO and the KOLs trading now on GMGN | | Chains | Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC and others | Wallets on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain | | Alerts | We found no description of alerts; there is a Sounds setting, but what triggers it is not stated | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | | Size floor | Not described | $100, $500 or $1k for a GMGN KOL; $1k to $10k for a pasted wallet | | Apps | Web; the homepage links to the Pump app | iPhone and Android | | Price | "All Kolscan features are free" | On iPhone and Android | ## Where Kolscan is stronger - **It is the KOL directory.** Kolscan dominated our searches for a crypto KOL tracker. Its leaderboards are a quick way to see who is active and how they are doing. - **PnL and a live feed.** You can watch trades roll in and compare traders by results, which LFG Alarm does not show. - **Everything is free.** Kolscan says all of its features are free. - **Others build on it.** BONKbot's Telemetry terminal can import Kolscan lists, so Kolscan's lists travel. - **Backed by Pump.fun**, which bought it on 10 July 2025 as its first acquisition. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **It wakes you when the trade happens.** On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. On Kolscan's homepage we found no description of alerts. - **Follow by handle.** Type a GMGN KOL's handle and pick over $100, $500 or $1k (default $500). Or a FOMO trader: buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, every sell, and an optional thesis. - **Any wallet you found.** Spotted a wallet on Kolscan? Paste it into LFG Alarm and pick $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. - **Quiet after a ring.** A trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes after it rings. - **Friends on the same alarm.** Share a KOL alarm and everyone is rung at once. Trader alarms can also be public. - **No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** ## Sunday on the leaderboard, Tuesday at 3am Kolscan is a place you visit. LFG Alarm is something that comes to you. On Sunday, Ravi scrolls Kolscan's leaderboards for an hour. He sorts by PnL, opens a few traders' trade histories, and notices one wallet that keeps buying early and selling into strength rather than holding to zero. He copies the address. Kolscan shows him what that wallet did. We found no described way for it to wake him when the wallet does the next thing. So he pastes the address into LFG Alarm, picks **Buys** and **Sells** with a $2k floor, and shares it with two friends from his trading chat. On Tuesday at 03:10 the wallet buys $3.5k of a new token. Three phones ring. Ravi opens the token on Kolscan's feed and a chart, sees the wallet is the only notable buyer so far, and goes back to sleep without buying. Whether that was the right call, Kolscan will show him later; either way, it was his call. ## Which one should you get? - **Kolscan** if you want to browse KOLs, compare their PnL, and scroll a live feed of what they are doing, for free. - **LFG Alarm** if you already have a few KOLs you never want to miss and want a real alarm, for you and your friends, when they trade big. The two fit together: find the KOL on Kolscan, then set an LFG Alarm on them. More in [Smart money and KOL tracking](https://lfg.gm/kol-and-smart-money-tracking). ## Make it in the app 1. Copy the wallet address from Kolscan. 2. In LFG Alarm, on **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain** (on lfg.gm, **Create**, then **Onchain**) and paste it. Or, if the KOL is a GMGN KOL or FOMO trader, type their **@handle** instead. 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both, and the floor. 4. Choose who it is for (a pasted wallet can be private or friends; a KOL by handle can also be public) and tap **That's it**. KOL and wallet alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Questions ### Does Kolscan send alerts? We found no description of alerts on its homepage. It has a Sounds setting, but it does not say what triggers it. ### Can I follow a Kolscan KOL by handle in LFG Alarm? LFG Alarm follows GMGN KOLs and FOMO traders by handle. For anyone else on Kolscan, paste their wallet address. ### Who owns Kolscan? Pump.fun acquired Kolscan on 10 July 2025. ### Which floor should I use for a KOL? For a GMGN KOL by handle, over $100, $500 or $1k (default $500), because KOLs often trade in small clips. A pasted wallet starts at $1k. See [how trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Kolscan](https://kolscan.io/) - [The Block: Pump.fun acquires Kolscan](https://www.theblock.co/post/362119/pump-fun-makes-first-acquisition-purchases-solana-based-copy-trading-wallet-tracker-kolscan) - [Cointelegraph: Pump.fun acquires Kolscan](https://cointelegraph.com/news/pumpfun-acquires-kolscan-for-first-acquisition) - [BONKbot Telemetry wallet tracker](https://docs.bonkbot.io/telemetry/insights/wallet-tracker.md) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Kolscan or Pump.fun. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm vs DEX Screener Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-dex-screener · Updated 2026-10-18 DEX Screener and LFG Alarm both let you set price alerts on crypto tokens, including new tokens on decentralised exchanges. DEX Screener is a free, real-time chart and screener app whose listing promises "unlimited price alerts". LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that rings like an alarm when a token reaches your price, moves by a percent or hits a multiple, and also when a wallet or trader you follow makes a big trade; your friends can be rung at the same time. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ![DEX Screener on the App Store](https://lfg.gm/compare/shots/dex-screener.jpg) ## At a glance | | DEX Screener | LFG Alarm | |---|---|---| | What it is | Real-time DEX charts and a token screener | A social alarm clock that rings for crypto moments | | Price alerts | "Unlimited price alerts" | A price, a percent drop (down to -99%) or a multiple (2x to 1000x) | | Tokens | DEX tokens | Majors and any token with a contract | | Wallet or trader alerts | No | A pasted wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL, over a floor | | How it reaches you | In the app; we could not confirm the delivery method | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | | Share with friends | We found no mention | Friends alarms ring everyone at once; token and trader alarms can be public | | Price | Free, with no in-app purchases shown | On iPhone and Android | | Store ratings | 4.9 from 5.4K ratings on the App Store; 4.4 from about 12.2K reviews on Google Play, 1M+ downloads | New | ## Where DEX Screener is stronger - **Charts and screening.** DEX Screener is built around real-time DEX token charts and a screener. LFG Alarm has no charts at all. - **Lots of alerts, free.** Its listing promises "unlimited price alerts" at no cost. - **Highly rated apps.** 4.9 from 5.4K ratings on the App Store and 1M+ downloads on Google Play. - **Discovery.** It is built for finding tokens, not just watching ones you already know. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **It rings.** Most people get so many notifications that they mute or miss them; an alarm is hard to sleep through. On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. In DEX Screener's listing we found no mention of alerts that ring through silent mode or keep ringing until answered. - **Moves, not just prices.** Tap 2x, 3x, 5x, 10x, 100x or 1000x, or a drop of -5%, -10%, -20%, -50%, or nuke (-99%). A multiple or percent is measured from the live price when you arm it. Or type a specific price, which rings when the token goes above it. - **Wallets and traders.** Beyond prices, LFG Alarm rings when a pasted wallet trades over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k, when a FOMO trader buys over $5k, $10k or $25k or sells, or when a GMGN KOL trades over $100, $500 or $1k. - **Friends on the same alarm.** Share a token alarm and everyone is rung at once, or make it public so a community can follow one link. - **No exchange login, no wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** It reads public prices and trades, then wakes you. ## Finding a token, then sleeping on it DEX Screener is where many people first see a token: a new pair trending on Solana, a chart that just went vertical. LFG Alarm comes in once you have decided the token matters to you. Leo spots a new Solana pair on DEX Screener at $300k market cap and buys a small bag. He has two questions for the night: will it do a 3x, and will it collapse? He sets a few DEX Screener alerts for the levels he likes to glance at during the day. For the two moves that should wake him, he opens LFG Alarm, pastes the contract, and arms a **3x** and a **-50%**, both measured from the live price at that moment. He shares the 3x alarm with the friend who told him about the token. At 05:20 the -50% alarm rings. He opens DEX Screener on his phone, sees liquidity has been pulled, and is glad he heard at 05:20 rather than 09:00. Most nights, nothing rings at all. ## Which one should you get? - **DEX Screener** if you want to chart and discover tokens, and a long list of free price alerts. - **LFG Alarm** if one or two price moves matter enough to wake you, or your friends, or you also want to know when a wallet or trader moves. Many people find the token on DEX Screener and set the one alarm that matters in LFG Alarm. See [A crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm) and [how price alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms). ## Make it in the app 1. Copy the token's contract address from DEX Screener. 2. In LFG Alarm, on **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain** (on lfg.gm, **Create**, then **Onchain**), paste it under **Search** and tap **Find it**. If several coins share a name, pick the right one by its address. 3. Under **The move**, tap a multiple or a drop, or type a specific price (it rings when the token goes above it). 4. Choose who it is for and tap **Arm it**. Your AI agent can set a price alarm too: name the token and the price or the percent move. ## Questions ### Are DEX Screener's price alerts free? Yes. The app is free, with no in-app purchases shown, and its App Store listing says "unlimited price alerts". ### Can DEX Screener alert me when a wallet buys? We found no wallet alerts in DEX Screener. LFG Alarm can ring for a pasted wallet, a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL. ### Which tokens can LFG Alarm watch? Majors like bitcoin and ether, and any token with a contract. If several share a name, you pick the right one by its address. ### Does LFG Alarm need an exchange account? No. It needs no exchange login and no wallet. Rocco, the cat who does the watching in LFG Alarm, follows the price and wakes you. ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [DEX Screener](https://dexscreener.com/) - [DEX Screener on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dex-screener/id1631840457) - [DEX Screener on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dexscreener) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with DEX Screener. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Best crypto whale alert apps in 2026 Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/best-crypto-whale-alert-apps · Updated 2026-10-18 The best crypto whale alert apps in 2026 are Whale Alert for big transactions across the market, Arkham and Nansen for labelled wallets and research, Lookonchain for a curated whale feed, Cielo for tracking long wallet lists, Cryptocurrency Alerting for whale and wallet alerts by phone call, and LFG Alarm when you want a real alarm the moment a whale you chose makes a big trade. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, and it can ring your friends at the same time. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. Searching the App Store for "Whale Alert" turns up a marine app about real whales. The crypto Whale Alert has no store app; its FAQ says there is "no standalone app in the app stores yet". ## Two kinds of whale watching "Whale alert" covers two different jobs, and the best app depends on which one you have: - **The market-wide feed.** You want to hear when 5,000 BTC moves to an exchange, from any wallet, because it might mean selling pressure. You do not know the wallet in advance. Whale Alert, Arkham and Nansen are built for this. - **One whale you already know.** You have a specific address: the wallet that has been buying a mid-cap token for a month, or the deployer wallet of a token you hold. You want to know the moment it trades big, and nothing else. Cielo, Cryptocurrency Alerting and LFG Alarm are built for this. A feed is something you read when you have time. A specific whale is something you might want to be woken for. ## At a glance What each tool watches, how you tell it which whales to follow, and how the alert reaches you. | Tool | What it watches | How you follow | How it reaches you | |---|---|---|---| | Whale Alert | Large transactions across the market | Filters: coin, USD size, transaction type, dormant wallets | Browser and web push | | Arkham | Transfers by wallets and labelled entities | Address or entity, with filters | Email, Telegram, webhook | | Nansen | Tracked wallets and Smart Money flows | Address | Telegram, Discord, Slack, webhook; a mobile app | | Lookonchain | Its own curated whale feed | Lookonchain picks | Its app and posts on X | | Cielo | Wallets you add | Address | Telegram, Discord, web | | Cryptocurrency Alerting | Whales, wallets and much more | Address for wallets | Email, push, SMS, phone call, Telegram and more | | **LFG Alarm** | Wallets and traders you pick, and token prices | A pasted address, or a FOMO or GMGN handle | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | ## The tools **Whale Alert** is the best-known whale brand. It tracks large transactions, with free public feeds and paid alerts from $14.95 a month, plus an API from $29.95. **Arkham** labels wallets with real-world entities and can alert you on an exchange or fund as a whole, filtered by token, amount, USD value and chain. Its app is free; its Google Play listing shows 4.8 from 865 reviews. **Nansen** is the name most searches for a smart money tracker turn up. Smart Alerts cover transfers from tracked addresses, Smart Money flow thresholds and Hyperliquid positions. One alert is free; Pro is $49 a month billed yearly. **Lookonchain** is known for free whale posts on X, and has a free iOS app tracking "whale movements, token flows". You follow its curated feed rather than your own list. **Cielo** tracks many wallets on its free plan and sends alerts to Telegram, Discord and the web. **Cryptocurrency Alerting** offers whale and wallet alerts among many others, and can phone you with an automated call that reads the alert out loud. Its wallet watch covers Bitcoin and several EVM chains, not Solana. ## Where the others are stronger - **Market-wide coverage.** Whale Alert sees big moves from wallets you have never heard of. - **Who is behind a wallet.** Arkham and Nansen label wallets; LFG Alarm does not. - **Lists.** Cielo handles hundreds of wallets; LFG Alarm is made for a few. - **Channels.** Arkham, Nansen and Cryptocurrency Alerting send webhooks and team messages, and Cryptocurrency Alerting phones you. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **It rings like an alarm.** A whale alert in a busy Telegram chat or one more push is easy to miss, and most people mute those; an alarm rings out loud. On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. - **A floor on the whale you chose.** Paste a wallet on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain and pick the smallest trade that should ring you: $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k). After a ring it stays quiet for 15 minutes. - **Traders by handle.** A FOMO trader rings for buys over $5k, $10k or $25k and every sell; a GMGN KOL over $100, $500 or $1k. - **Friends together.** Share the alarm and everyone who joined is rung at the same moment. - **Read-only.** It only watches public trades: no wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app. ## Which one should you get? - **To see every big move:** Whale Alert. - **To research who a whale is:** Arkham or Nansen. - **To follow a long list:** Cielo. - **For a phone call on many alert types:** Cryptocurrency Alerting. - **To be woken, with your friends, when one whale you care about trades big:** LFG Alarm. ## One whale, one alarm Mo has been watching an Ethereum wallet that accumulated a mid-cap token for six weeks. If it starts selling, he wants to know that night, not from a screenshot the next morning. He pastes it into LFG Alarm, picks **Sells** and a $10k floor, and shares it with two friends who hold the same token. Small transfers stay quiet. When the wallet sells $60k at 04:15, three phones ring. Mo checks the chart and the token's order books, sees the price has barely moved yet, and makes his own call; one friend sleeps through it on an iPhone with the ringer off, which is why the ringer matters. ## Make a whale alarm in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Paste the whale's wallet address (Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain). 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both, and a floor of $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. 4. Keep it private or share it with friends, then tap **That's it**. Wallet alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Questions ### Is there a crypto Whale Alert app? Not in the app stores. Whale Alert works in the browser and as a web app on your phone. ### Which whale tracker is free? Whale Alert's public feeds, Lookonchain's app, Arkham's app and Cielo's free plan cost nothing. LFG Alarm is free to download, and joining someone else's alarm is free. ### Can a whale alert wake me up? Two of these can: Cryptocurrency Alerting can phone you, and LFG Alarm rings as an alarm on your phone. In the other tools' official pages we found no mention of alarm-style alerts. ### Do I need the whale's address? For most tools, yes. LFG Alarm also follows FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs by handle. See [how trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Whale Alert](https://whale-alert.io/) and [its FAQ](https://whale-alert.io/faq.html) - [Arkham alerts](https://codex.arkm.com/the-intelligence-platform/alerts) and [Arkham on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arkm.mobile) - [Nansen AI Smart Alerts 101](https://academy.nansen.ai/articles/6239622-ai-smart-alerts-101) and [About Nansen Pro](https://academy.nansen.ai/articles/9412804-about-nansen-pro) - [Lookonchain](https://www.lookonchain.com/) and [Lookonchain on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lookonchain/id6738108412) - [Cielo](https://cielo.finance/) - [Cryptocurrency Alerting pricing](https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/pricing.html) and [wallet watch](https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/wallet-watch.html) - [The marine Whale Alert app](https://apps.apple.com/app/id911035973) - See also [Crypto alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared) and [LFG Alarm vs Whale Alert](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-whale-alert) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with any of the tools on this page. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Crypto wallet monitoring: get alerted when any wallet buys or sells Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/crypto-wallet-monitoring · Updated 2026-10-18 Crypto wallet monitoring means getting told when a wallet you care about buys, sells or moves funds. The main options in 2026 are wallet trackers like Cielo and GMGN, wallet apps like Zerion, explorer watch lists on Solscan and Etherscan, alert services like Cryptocurrency Alerting, and LFG Alarm, a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that rings like an alarm when a wallet or trader you follow makes a trade over a floor you set. The difference is mostly how the alert reaches you: a Telegram message, an email, a push, or an alarm. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. One tip for searching: "wallet tracker" also means a Bluetooth tag for a leather wallet, so search for "crypto wallet tracker". ## What people are actually watching Wallet monitoring sounds abstract until you name the wallet. Three common ones: - **The deployer's wallet.** You bought a new Solana token and the team still holds a big slice. If that wallet sells, you want to know before the chart tells everyone. - **The wallet that keeps being early.** You found an address that bought three tokens before they ran. You do not want every swap it makes, only the big ones. - **A friend's or a fund's public wallet.** A trader in your group posts their address openly, and the group wants to see their big moves as they happen. Each needs something different. The deployer case needs speed and a sell alert. The early wallet needs a size filter, or you drown in test buys. The group case needs everyone told at once. That is the lens for the table below. ## At a glance How each tool lets you add a wallet, which chains it watches, and how the alert gets to you. | Tool | Add a wallet by | Chains | How it reaches you | |---|---|---|---| | Cielo | Address | 30+ | Telegram, Discord, web | | GMGN | Address on gmgn.ai | Solana and ETH bots | Telegram bots, app | | Zerion | Address or ENS name, on a Watchlist | EVM networks for alerts (2023 post) | Phone push | | Solscan watch list | Address, flow None, All, In or Out | Solana | Profile notifications, email (100 a day) | | Etherscan watch list | Address | Ethereum | Email | | Cryptocurrency Alerting | Address, nicknames, bulk import | Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, Tron, Base | Email, push, SMS, phone call, Telegram, Discord, webhook and more | | **LFG Alarm** | A pasted address, or a FOMO trader or GMGN KOL by handle | Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | ## The tools **Cielo** is built for volume: its homepage lists 250 EVM and 50 Solana wallets on the free plan, with PnL profiles and Wallet Discovery on Pro. Alerts go to Telegram, Discord and the web app. **GMGN** is a memecoin terminal. Log in with Telegram, follow up to 100 wallets on the site, then start its alert bot and choose all trades, buys or sells. Its docs warn that Telegram limits can drop alerts at busy times. **Zerion** is a self-custodial wallet with portfolio tracking. Add a watch address and choose notification types per wallet: trades, mints, sends, receives and NFT trades. It has 4.8 from 4.7K ratings on the App Store. **Solscan** and **Etherscan** are free block explorers with watch lists. Paste an address and you get notifications by email; Solscan also shows them in your profile. **Cryptocurrency Alerting** watches balance increases, decreases or changes, and can reach you by SMS or an automated phone call. Solana is not on its wallet list. ## Where the others are stronger - **Long lists:** Cielo and GMGN follow far more wallets than LFG Alarm is meant to. - **Your own portfolio:** Zerion is a full wallet with portfolio tracking. - **Free and simple:** explorer watch lists cost nothing. - **Channels:** Cryptocurrency Alerting and Cielo send alerts into Telegram, Discord and more. - **Acting on it:** GMGN and Zerion let you trade or copy trade. LFG Alarm does not trade. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **It rings.** A Telegram message or a push is one more line among the many notifications people mute; an alarm rings out loud and is hard to miss. On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. - **A floor.** A pasted wallet rings over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k, buys or sells (default $5k), so dust and small swaps stay quiet. After a ring, it stays quiet for 15 minutes. - **Buys and sells, separately.** Watch only sells on a deployer wallet, only buys on a wallet that tends to be early, or both. - **Traders without addresses.** Follow a FOMO trader (buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, every sell, an optional thesis) or a GMGN KOL (over $100, $500 or $1k) by handle. - **Friends together.** Share the alarm and everyone is rung at once. We found no other tool that follows a named trader over a floor and shares the alarm with friends. - **No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** ## Copy trading alerts If you searched for copy trading alerts, you probably want to know the moment a wallet buys. LFG Alarm tells you and nothing more: it does not copy the trade, and it never touches your funds. What you do next is up to you, and nothing on this page is financial advice. A ring is a prompt to look. When a watched wallet buys $7k of a token you have never heard of, the useful next minutes are spent on the token itself: its chart, its liquidity, who else holds it, what its X account says. Plenty of the time the answer is to do nothing. ## Which one should you get? - **A Solana wallet tracker that is free:** Solscan's watch list, or Cielo. - **Many wallets in Telegram:** Cielo or GMGN. - **A wallet app that also watches others:** Zerion. - **Bitcoin or wider EVM wallets, with a phone call:** Cryptocurrency Alerting. - **An alarm, for you and your friends, when a few wallets or traders make a big trade:** LFG Alarm. See [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm). ## Make a wallet alarm in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Paste the **wallet address**. Rocco asks if you want to be woken when it buys or sells. 3. Pick **Buys**, **Sells** or both, and the floor: $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. 4. Choose who it is for: just you, or friends. A pasted wallet is never public. 5. Tap **That's it**. Wallet alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. Details: [trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Questions ### What is the best Solana wallet tracker? It depends on how you want to hear about it. Solscan is the explorer most lists cite; Cielo and GMGN deliver to Telegram; LFG Alarm rings an alarm on your phone. ### Can I monitor a wallet without connecting mine? Yes. The trackers on this page add wallets by public address, and LFG Alarm needs no wallet connection and nothing to sign; it reads public trades. ### Do I need the wallet address? For most tools, yes. LFG Alarm also follows FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs by handle. ### Can a wallet alarm be shared publicly? No. A pasted wallet can be private or shared with friends you name. Traders and KOLs publish their trades themselves, so their alarms can be public. See [how trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Cielo](https://cielo.finance/) - [GMGN wallet alerts on Telegram](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/wallet-alert-on-telegram) - [Zerion multichain notifications](https://zerion.io/blog/multichain-notifications/) and [add a watch address](https://help.zerion.io/en/articles/5464678-add-a-watch-address-to-track-a-wallet-in-zerion) - [Zerion on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zerion-crypto-wallet-defi/id1456732565) - [Solscan watch list](https://kb.solscan.io/how-to-manage-watch-list) - [Etherscan address watch list](https://support.etherscan.com/support/solutions/articles/69000793842-address-watch-list) - [Cryptocurrency Alerting wallet watch](https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/wallet-watch.html) - See also [Crypto alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with any of the tools on this page. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # KOL and smart money tracking: follow the traders, wake up when they trade Comparisons · https://lfg.gm/kol-and-smart-money-tracking · Updated 2026-10-18 To track crypto KOLs, the well-known memecoin traders people follow, most people use Kolscan to browse them, GMGN to follow their labelled wallets, or FOMO to follow traders inside its app; for wider smart money research they use Nansen, Arkham or Lookonchain. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android that follows a GMGN KOL or a FOMO trader by handle, or any wallet you paste, and rings like an alarm when they trade over a floor you set, ringing your friends too if you share it. We make LFG Alarm, and this comparison is meant to be fair. ## Why KOL tracking is a timing problem A KOL's buy matters most in the first few minutes. Their followers see it, the token moves, and the people who were watching get in or out before the people who were not. So most KOL tracking is really about one question: how fast do you find out, and does it reach you when you are not looking? Two situations come up again and again: - **You hold what a KOL holds.** You followed a GMGN KOL into a Solana token at $400k market cap. The question all week is whether they are still in. A sell from them is the moment you care about. - **You want their next pick, but only the serious ones.** KOLs trade in small clips: a $150 test buy is noise, a $1k buy from someone who usually buys $200 is not. You need a size filter that fits how they trade. The tools below split into finding KOLs (directories, labels, leaderboards) and hearing from them (alerts). Most people need one of each. ## At a glance What each tool is best for, how you pick who to follow, and how it tells you they traded. | Tool | Best for | Follow by | How it reaches you | |---|---|---|---| | Kolscan | Browsing KOLs, PnL and leaderboards, free | Browse, or search an address | We found no description of alerts | | GMGN | KOL labels, memecoin trading, copy trading | Address on gmgn.ai | Telegram bots, app | | FOMO | Seeing what friends and top traders buy | A FOMO username | App push | | Nansen | Smart Money labels and flows | Address | Telegram, Discord, Slack, webhook; a mobile app | | Arkham | Labelled entities and transfer alerts | Address or entity | Email, Telegram, webhook | | Lookonchain | A curated smart money and whale feed | Lookonchain picks | Its app and posts on X | | **LFG Alarm** | Waking up when a trader you chose makes a big trade | A GMGN KOL or FOMO trader by handle, or a pasted wallet | An alarm with its own sound on your phone | ## KOL trackers **Kolscan** dominated our searches for a crypto KOL tracker. It has a live trade feed, PnL and leaderboards, says "all Kolscan features are free", and has been owned by Pump.fun since 10 July 2025. **GMGN** labels KOL and smart money wallets and lets you follow up to 100 wallets on its site, with alerts through Telegram bots. Its Android app shows 4.0 from about 1.6K reviews. **FOMO** is a social trading app where you see what friends and top traders buy, with leaderboards. You follow people by their FOMO username. It has 4.8 from about 25K ratings on the App Store. ## Smart money trackers **Nansen** is the name most searches for a smart money tracker turn up. Its Smart Alerts cover tracked addresses, Smart Money token flow thresholds and Hyperliquid positions, and an AI agent can build them from a prompt. **Arkham** labels wallets with real-world entities and can alert you on an exchange or fund as a whole. **Lookonchain** posts free smart money and whale research on X and has an iOS app with its curated feed. ## Where the others are stronger - **Discovery:** Kolscan's leaderboards, GMGN's labels and Nansen's Smart Money label help you find who to follow. LFG Alarm assumes you already know. - **Research:** Nansen and Arkham tell you who is behind a wallet and where money flows. - **Acting fast:** GMGN and FOMO let you trade in the app. LFG Alarm does not trade. - **Long lists:** GMGN and Nansen follow many wallets. ## Where LFG Alarm is different - **KOLs by handle.** Type a GMGN KOL's handle and pick over $100, $500 or $1k (default $500). Type a FOMO trader's handle for buys over $5k, $10k or $25k, every sell, and an optional thesis. Or tap **Show me the top traders** to browse the top 100 on FOMO this week and the KOLs trading now on GMGN. - **It rings.** A KOL's buy is time-sensitive, and a Telegram ping is easy to miss among the notifications most people mute; an alarm rings out loud. On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch; keep the ringer on. - **Any wallet too.** Paste one on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum or Robinhood Chain and pick $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k. - **Calm after a ring.** A trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes after it rings. - **Friends and communities.** Share a trader alarm with friends and everyone is rung at once, or make it public so a whole community can join from one link. We found no other tool that follows a named trader over a floor and shares the alarm with friends. - **No wallet connection, nothing to sign, no trading in the app.** ## Which one should you get? - **To find KOLs:** Kolscan or GMGN. - **To follow traders where you trade:** FOMO or GMGN. - **For smart money research:** Nansen or Arkham. - **To be woken, with your friends, when the few traders you care about make a big move:** LFG Alarm. See [how trades alarms work](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ## A KOL alarm, start to finish Kai follows a GMGN KOL who usually buys in $100 to $300 clips. He only wants the bigger moves, so in LFG Alarm he types the KOL's handle, picks **Buys** and **Sells**, and sets the floor to $1k. On Thursday night the KOL buys $1.4k of a new token. Kai's phone rings at 23:10. He opens the token on a chart, checks how much of the supply the top wallets hold, reads the KOL's posts, and decides the risk is not for him. The next week the same KOL sells a token Kai also holds, and that one he acts on. ## Make a KOL or trader alarm in the app 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. On lfg.gm, tap **Create**, then **Onchain**. 2. Type the trader's **@handle** (a FOMO trader is found first, then a GMGN KOL), or tap **Show me the top traders**. 3. Check the card, pick **Buys**, **Sells** or, for a FOMO trader, **Thesis**, and the floor. 4. Choose who it is for: just you, friends, or public. Tap **That's it**. Trader alarms are made in the app or on lfg.gm. ## Questions ### What is a KOL in crypto? A key opinion leader: a well-known trader or personality whose trades people follow. Kolscan and GMGN both track KOL wallets. ### Can I follow a KOL without their wallet address? In LFG Alarm, yes, if they are a GMGN KOL or a FOMO trader: type their handle. For anyone else, paste the address. ### Is LFG Alarm a copy trading tool? No. It tells you a trade happened and wakes you. It does not trade, copy or touch your funds. ### Why is the GMGN KOL floor so low? Because KOLs often trade in small clips. Over $100, $500 or $1k (default $500) fits how they trade; a pasted wallet starts at $1k and a FOMO trader's buys at $5k. ## Sources and further reading Prices, ratings and features of the other apps were checked on 16 October 2026. - [Kolscan](https://kolscan.io/) - [The Block: Pump.fun acquires Kolscan](https://www.theblock.co/post/362119/pump-fun-makes-first-acquisition-purchases-solana-based-copy-trading-wallet-tracker-kolscan) - [GMGN wallet alerts on Telegram](https://docs.gmgn.ai/index/wallet-alert-on-telegram) and [GMGN on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmgn.app) - [FOMO](https://fomo.family/) and [FOMO on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fomo-never-miss-out/id6741115427) - [Nansen AI Smart Alerts 101](https://academy.nansen.ai/articles/6239622-ai-smart-alerts-101) - [Arkham alerts](https://codex.arkm.com/the-intelligence-platform/alerts) - [Lookonchain](https://www.lookonchain.com/) - See also [Crypto alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared) and [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm) LFG Alarm is not affiliated with any of the tools on this page. ## Keep exploring - [Best social alarm clock apps in 2026: which ones let friends share an alarm](https://lfg.gm/best-social-alarm-clock.md): A fair comparison of the apps that really let friends share, set or watch an alarm, including what LFG Alarm does not do. - [The 10 best alarm clock apps in 2026](https://lfg.gm/best-alarm-clock-apps.md): From Loud Alarm Clock to Alarmy and Galarm: who each of the best alarm apps is for, and why LFG Alarm is first. - [LFG Alarm vs Alarmy](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-alarmy.md): Alarmy makes sure you get out of bed; LFG Alarm decides when and why your phone rings, and wakes your friends too. - [LFG Alarm vs Galarm](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-vs-galarm.md): Both ring a whole group at once; LFG Alarm also rings for posts, prices, trades, events and webhooks. - [Crypto alert apps compared: Cielo, Nansen, GMGN, FOMO and more](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared.md): Most wallet trackers need the raw address and send a Telegram ping; LFG Alarm follows traders by handle and rings. - [Alert apps compared: the fastest way to alert a person or a group](https://lfg.gm/alert-apps-compared.md): Group chats, Pushover, ntfy, IFTTT, PagerDuty and LFG Alarm: what arrives, what breaks through, and who each is for. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # What is LFG Alarm? Start here · https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android, and lfg.gm in a desktop browser. It rings for times and for moments: a post on X, a stream going live, a token hitting a price, a wallet buying, an event starting. One shared link makes every phone that joined an alarm ring together, and Rocco, the orange tabby cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. ## What an alarm can ring for An alarm in LFG Alarm is made of two choices: what sets it off, and who it is for. **What sets it off** is the alarm's type: | Type | It rings when | Example | |---|---|---| | [Time](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms) | A clock time comes, once or on chosen days | Weekdays at 7:00 | | [Event](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms) | An event you pasted from Luma or Partiful is about to start | An hour before the party | | [Post](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms) | An account on X posts something that means what you described, or a Twitch or YouTube channel goes live or posts a video | When @elonmusk mentions $GROK | | [Price](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) | A token reaches a price, or moves by a percent or a multiple | When bitcoin drops 10% | | [Trades](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) | A wallet you pasted, a FOMO trader, a GMGN KOL or a token sees a buy or sell over your floor | A Solana wallet buys more than $5,000 | | [Anything](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms) | Anything that can call a secret web address: a script, a bot, Zapier, IFTTT | When your server goes down | **Who it is for** is its [reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach): - **Private:** just you. - **Friends:** people you add, or anyone you give the link to, depending on how you set it. - **Public:** anyone with the link can join, and the alarm can appear in [Discover](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover). ## How sharing works Every alarm has a link like `lfg.gm/a/`. Anyone you share it with taps the link and joins, which LFG Alarm calls [riding the alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm). When it goes off, every phone that joined rings in the same second, each with the same sound and wallpaper. A shared time alarm rings everyone at the same moment by default (**Same time zone for everyone**), and each person sees the time in their own zone. For something like a morning club where everyone wakes at their own 6:00, it can ring each person at their own local time instead (**Everyone's local time zone**). When it rings, everyone taps **I'm up**, and Rocco keeps a [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board): who got up first, who snoozed most, who slept in. Any alarm can also carry a creator's note (where to meet, what to bring) and a call to action link that opens when people answer. Friends and public alarms have comments and hearts. ## An example Priya's run club meets at the park gate at 6:15 on Saturdays. She opens her group "Run club" in **Settings** > **Friends** > **Groups**, taps **Create alarm with this group**, and makes a repeating time alarm for 5:45 on Saturdays. The creator's note says "Gate by the cafe, bring water". At 5:45 six phones ring with the same drill sergeant voice; Tom snoozes twice, and the wake board says so. ## What it sounds and looks like Every alarm has its own sound and its own picture, chosen in [the studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio): - Hundreds of songs, from Afrobeats and hip-hop to metal, Broadway and video game themes. - Voices with attitude: Drill sergeant, Hype man, Toxic coach, The butler, Your bestie, Breaking news. - Sirens, horns and drums for heavy sleepers. - Your own photos and GIFs on the alarm screen, or Rocco's wallpapers. - Songs and voiceovers Rocco [cooks](https://lfg.gm/wiki/cooking-with-rocco) for one alarm. ## How hard it rings Most phones get so many notifications that people mute or swipe away most of them. An alarm is different: it rings out loud and is hard to miss. - **Time and event alarms** are real alarms on both phones. On Android they take over the screen even when the phone is locked; on iPhone they use Apple's own alarm system (AlarmKit), which rings through silent mode and Focus. They need no signal. - **Post, price, trades and anything alarms** need a connection, because the server notices the moment and tells your phone. On Android they ring full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. - **A laptop** rings only while an lfg.gm tab is open and the laptop is awake and online, for up to ten minutes. Phone browsers never ring. See [Alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). ## Who uses it - Friends getting each other up for a run, a flight, an exam or a party. - Group chats rallying for a drop, a stream or a launch. - Fans waiting on a post, a stream or a release. - People who watch prices and wallets and do not want to stare at charts all night. - Developers who want their own code to be able to wake them. ## Where to get it LFG Alarm is on Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on the web at lfg.gm. You sign in with Apple, Google or an email code. Start with [Your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm). You can also use it from your AI agent, such as Claude or ChatGPT, by connecting the LFG Alarm MCP server. Today an AI agent can set time, post, price, event and anything alarms, and list, change and delete them; see [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set an alarm for 7:00 on weekdays called "Up and at it", with UP AND AT IT written on the wallpaper, make it a friends alarm, and give me the link so my friend can join it. Why it works: It gives the time, the days, the name and the wallpaper, makes it shared, and asks for the link, which is everything a shared time alarm needs. ## Questions ### Does it work when my phone is on silent? Time and event alarms do: they are real alarms from the phone itself, and on iPhone they ring through silent mode and Focus. Post, price, trades and anything alarms ring full screen on Android, even on Do Not Disturb; on iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ### Can it ring someone who has not joined? No. An alarm only rings people who made it or chose to join it. ### Who is Rocco? The orange tabby cat inside LFG Alarm. He does the watching and the waking, cooks songs and voiceovers for alarms, and keeps score on the wake board. See also the [glossary](https://lfg.gm/wiki/glossary) and [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock). ## Keep exploring - [Your first alarm: how to make one](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm.md): Where things are in the app, and the few taps from an idea to an alarm that rings. - [LFG Alarm glossary](https://lfg.gm/wiki/glossary.md): Every word LFG Alarm uses, from alarm link to wake board, in plain English. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Your first alarm: how to make one Start here · https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 Making an alarm in LFG Alarm takes a few taps. Open the Alarms tab, pick what should set it off (Time, Social, Onchain or Anything, or paste a link), answer Rocco's one or two questions, choose whether to make it social, and tap Arm it. Then pick the vibe: the sound, the voice and the picture it rings with. ## Where things are The app has three tabs along the bottom: - **Daily drop** is where the app opens. What rang, who got up and the wake boards live here, with what is coming up in the next seven days. - **Alarms** is your list, sorted into **Coming up**, **Watching** and **Expired**, with the place to make a new alarm at the top. - **Discover** is where public alarms are, for anyone to join. **Settings** (your picture, top right) holds your friends and groups, the chaos level (how hard Rocco teases you when you snooze) and the checks that make sure your phone can ring. ![The Alarms tab, with Rocco's greeting and the four ways to start an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/alarms-tab.jpg) ## Make an alarm 1. On **Alarms**, tap one of the four chips: **⏰ Time**, **👀 Social**, **📈 Onchain** or **🔮 Anything**. Or tap **Got a link?** to paste a Luma or Partiful invite. 2. Rocco asks what he needs in a short chat: the time, the account, the token. Answer with the chips or type. 3. **Make it social** is off by default, so the alarm is just for you. Switch it on to share it: **Friends** is picked first, or pick **Public** so anyone can join it and it shows in Discover. A time alarm also asks its **Time zone** here. 4. Tap **Arm it** (on a post or trades alarm, **That's it**; on an event, **Create alarm**). Rocco says the trigger is locked in. 5. Tap **Pick the vibe** to choose how it sounds and looks, or **Done** to keep what Rocco picked. Each type has its own page: [time](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms), [events](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms), [posts](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms), [prices](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms), [trades](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) and [anything](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms). ## An example: a flight tomorrow Your flight boards at 9:40 and you need to leave by 7:00. 1. Tap **⏰ Time**, then **Just once**. 2. Set the clock to 6:15 and tap **AM**, then **tomorrow**. 3. Leave **Make it social** off, and tap **Arm it**. 4. Tap **Pick the vibe**, choose a siren, and in **Creator's note** write "Passport is in the blue bag". ## Share it When you save a shared alarm, the app shows its link with **Copy link** and **Share**. Share makes a picture of the alarm you can post anywhere. Everyone who taps the link and joins rings with you. For a friends alarm you choose how people get in: **Anyone with the link rides** or **I approve each one**. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). ## When it rings The ring screen shows the alarm's words, its picture and how many people joined. Tap **I'm up I'm up** on Android, or the answer button on iPhone (it says **I'm up** or a word that fits the alarm, like **Let's go**), and the call to action link opens if the alarm has one. Snooze if you need to, and Rocco has something to say about that. Then the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) fills in. ## Common mistakes - **Expecting a shared alarm by default.** Make it social starts off. Switch it on before you arm, or open the alarm later and share it from there. - **Arming a time that has passed.** A one-off time earlier than now cannot be armed today; move it to **tomorrow**. - **Changing an alarm after friends joined.** Once a second person joins it, it is sealed, so the time, sound and picture can no longer change. See [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting). ## Questions ### Can I make an alarm by typing what I want? Not in the app: alarms start from the four chips or a link, and Rocco asks the rest. From your AI agent you can make time, post, price, event and anything alarms in plain words; see [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ### Can I make an alarm on my laptop? Yes, at lfg.gm when you are signed in. It rings on your phone too. ### Can I change an alarm later? Yes, until a second person joins it. See [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting). ## Keep exploring - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm.md): The social alarm clock that rings for times and moments, and rings every phone that joined together. - [LFG Alarm glossary](https://lfg.gm/wiki/glossary.md): Every word LFG Alarm uses, from alarm link to wake board, in plain English. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Time alarms Alarm types · https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms · Updated 2026-10-17 A time alarm in LFG Alarm rings at a clock time, once or on the days you pick. It is the everyday alarm, and it rings from the phone itself, so it works with no signal. Shared, it rings everyone who joined at the same moment, or each person at their own local time. ## Make a time alarm 1. On **Alarms**, tap **⏰ Time**. 2. Rocco asks "once, or repeating?". Tap **Just once** or **Repeating**. 3. Tap the big clock to set the time, and AM or PM to flip it. 4. Pick the day: - **Just once:** **today**, **tomorrow**, or **You choose** for a date on the calendar. - **Repeating:** tap the days, **sun** to **sat**. 5. Under **Make it social**, leave it off for a private alarm, or switch it on and pick **Friends** or **Public**. 6. For a shared alarm, pick a **Time zone**: **Same time zone for everyone** (one moment for everyone, the default) or **Everyone's local time zone**, so each person wakes at their own 6:00am. Under it, the app spells out what that means, for example "Everyone up at 5:30am PDT, so 1:30pm in London". 7. Tap **Arm it**, then **Pick the vibe** or **Done**. ![A repeating time alarm: the days, Make it social on, and the Time zone choice](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/time-arm.jpg) ## Good to know - A one-off alarm starts an hour from now, rounded up to five minutes. A repeating one starts at 5:30am on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Change either. - A time that has already passed today cannot be armed; move it to **tomorrow**. - Snooze starts at 5 minutes, up to 3 times. Change it on the alarm's page under **Snooze**; your snooze choice applies to your own phone. See [The studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio). - On iPhone, time alarms use Apple's own alarm system (AlarmKit), which rings through silent mode and Focus. On Android they take over the screen, even when the phone is locked. - To change the time or the time zone later, open the alarm and tap **Change the time**. Once a second person joins it, the time is sealed. See [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting). ## Same time zone for everyone, or everyone's local time zone **Same time zone for everyone** is for a set moment: a flight, a call, a drop. Make it for 6:00pm in Seoul and someone in London is rung at 10:00am, in the same second. The alarm's page shows each person both times, like "6:00pm in Seoul · 10:00am for you". It follows your zone through daylight saving. **Everyone's local time zone** is for routines: a run club where everyone wakes at 6:00 wherever they are. Each phone rings at its own 6:00, and the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) stays open for up to 24 hours, ranking people by how fast they got up after their own ring. | | Same time zone for everyone | Everyone's local time zone | |---|---|---| | When a friend in another zone rings | At your moment, converted to their clock | At the same clock time on their own phone | | Good for | A launch, a podcast, a Space, a flight | A morning routine across cities | | Wake board | One race from the one ring | A round, open until everyone is up or 24 hours | ## Three examples - **Exam morning, private.** Just once, tomorrow, 6:30am, Make it social off. A Drill sergeant voice and a note to yourself: "Calculator, ID, two pens". - **A Saturday call across time zones.** Just once, Saturday 7:00pm in New York, shared with friends, **Same time zone for everyone**. Your friend in Berlin is rung at 1:00am her time, so she knows what she signed up for before she joins. - **Gym club.** Repeating, mon, wed, fri at 6:00am, shared with your gym group, **Everyone's local time zone**. Ana in Lisbon and Ben in Toronto each wake at their own 6:00, and the wake board compares how fast they got up. **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set a repeating alarm for 6:00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday called Run club, make it a friends alarm that rings each friend at 6:00 in their own time zone, and give me the link. Why it works: It names the days and wakes everyone at 6:00 wherever they are, which suits a routine across time zones. ## Questions ### Do time alarms need the internet? No. They ring from the phone, even offline. Making or sharing one needs a connection; the ring does not. ### Can people in other countries join my time alarm? Yes. Each person sees the time in their own time zone, and you choose whether they ring at your moment or at their own clock time. ### What happens if I fly to another time zone? With **Same time zone for everyone**, the alarm keeps ringing at the moment it was set for, in the zone it was made in. Your own phone follows the same rule as everyone else's. See also [Your first alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm), the [5am club app](https://lfg.gm/5am-club-app) and [KST to my time](https://lfg.gm/kst-to-my-time). ## Keep exploring - [Event alarms from Luma and Partiful](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms.md): Paste an invite link and Rocco makes an alarm that rings before the event starts. - [Post alarms for X, Twitch and YouTube](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms.md): Describe the post you are waiting for, or pick a live stream or new video, and Rocco rings when it happens. - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms.md): Ring at a price, a multiple or a percent move, for majors and any token with a contract. - [Trades alarms: wallets, FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms.md): Follow a trader by handle or paste a wallet, set a floor, and ring for the big trades only. - [Anything alarms (webhooks)](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms.md): A private link that rings your alarm whenever a script, a bot or an app calls it. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Event alarms from Luma and Partiful Alarm types · https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms · Updated 2026-10-17 An event alarm in LFG Alarm is made from a Luma or Partiful invite link. Paste the link and Rocco reads the event's name, picture and start time, and makes an alarm that rings at the start, or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. Share it, and every guest who joins is rung, as a real alarm on both iPhone and Android. ## Make an event alarm 1. On **Alarms**, tap **Got a link?**. 2. Paste the invite into **The link** and tap **Open it**. Rocco reads the page. 3. Check the card: the event's picture and name, its start time, and where it came from (Luma or Partiful). 4. Under **Goes off**, pick **At start**, **30 min**, **1 hr** or **2 hr**. One hour before is picked for you when there is still time for it. 5. Choose who it is for under **Make it social**, then tap **Create alarm**. The alarm's page opens with its link ready to share. ![The Got a link? box, for a Partiful, Luma or LFG alarm link](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/link-paste.jpg) ## An example Nadia is hosting a rooftop birthday on Partiful, starting 8:00pm Saturday. She pastes the invite, picks **1 hr**, turns on **Make it social** with **Friends**, and drops the alarm's link in the Partiful comments. At 7:00pm every guest who joined it is rung with the party's own picture on the screen. Her creator's note says "Buzz 4B, bring a jacket", and the call to action link opens the Partiful page with the address. ## Good to know - Only what the event page says is used. If it has no time, Rocco asks you when it should ring. - A past event cannot become an alarm, and a time that has already passed cannot be picked. - If you already have an alarm for the same event, Rocco offers to open it or make another. - Guests can paste the same link and make their own alarm, too. - Pasting an LFG Alarm link here opens that alarm. - Event alarms ring from the phone like time alarms: on iPhone through silent mode and Focus, on Android full screen, even when the phone is locked. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with Luma or Partiful. See [How LFG Alarm adds to Partiful](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-partiful) and [to Luma](https://lfg.gm/lfg-alarm-with-luma). ## Questions ### Which sites work? Luma and Partiful, and any LFG Alarm link. ### Do guests need the LFG Alarm app? To be rung, yes: the LFG Alarm app, signed in. Then they tap the link and **Wake me too**. ### What if the event time changes? The alarm keeps the time it was made with. If nobody has joined it yet, change it; once guests join, it is sealed, so make a new one and share the new link. See [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting). See also [Getting party guests to show up](https://lfg.gm/get-party-guests-to-show-up) and [Reduce event no-shows](https://lfg.gm/reduce-event-no-shows). ## Keep exploring - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms.md): Once or repeating, together for a set moment or local for a routine, ringing with no signal needed. - [Post alarms for X, Twitch and YouTube](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms.md): Describe the post you are waiting for, or pick a live stream or new video, and Rocco rings when it happens. - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms.md): Ring at a price, a multiple or a percent move, for majors and any token with a contract. - [Trades alarms: wallets, FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms.md): Follow a trader by handle or paste a wallet, set a floor, and ring for the big trades only. - [Anything alarms (webhooks)](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms.md): A private link that rings your alarm whenever a script, a bot or an app calls it. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Post alarms for X, Twitch and YouTube Alarm types · https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms · Updated 2026-10-17 A post alarm in LFG Alarm rings when an account on X posts something that means what you described, or when a Twitch or YouTube channel goes live or posts a video. You write what you are waiting for in your own words, and Rocco reads each new post and rings only for the ones that match. ## Make a post alarm 1. On **Alarms**, tap **👀 Social**. 2. Pick **X**, **Twitch** or **YouTube**, type the username, channel or handle, and tap **Next**. Pasting a full link works too. 3. **On X:** tell Rocco what to watch for under **What should wake you?**, in your own words, or tap an example: **Any post**, **When the CA drops** (CA is a token's contract address), **"we are live"**. Tap **Next**. 4. **On Twitch or YouTube:** tap **When they go live** or **When they post a video**. 5. Rocco reads it back as one plain sentence. Choose who it is for under **Make it social**, then tap **That's it**, or **Edit it** to change your words. ![Choosing X, Twitch or YouTube and the account to watch](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/social-x.jpg) ## Writing a good rule - Describe the meaning, not a keyword: "announces a launch date" beats "launch". - Be specific about what counts: "posts a contract address for a new token". - Keep one idea per alarm. Make a second alarm for a second idea. | Weak | Strong | |---|---| | "tickets" | "announces the date tickets go on sale" | | "new token" | "posts a contract address for a token they are launching" | | "live" | "says they are live on a Space or a stream right now" | ## Examples - **A tour drop.** X, the band's account, "announces UK tour dates or a ticket link". Public, so other fans can find it in Discover and join. - **A stream.** Twitch, a streamer's channel, **When they go live**, shared with the friends you watch with. - **A launch.** X, a founder's account, **When the CA drops**, private, with a siren so you are up for it at 3am. ## Good to know - Rocco checks X about every minute. Twitch tells LFG Alarm the moment a channel goes live; new YouTube videos arrive as YouTube publishes them. - On Android a post alarm rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. - Post alarms can be private, friends or public. ## Questions ### Do I need an X account? No. Watching an account needs only its handle. ### Does it ring for every post? Only with **Any post**. Otherwise Rocco reads each new post and rings only when it means what you wrote. See also [An alarm for when someone posts](https://lfg.gm/alarm-when-someone-posts) and [Creator trend alarms](https://lfg.gm/creator-trend-alarms). LFG Alarm is not affiliated with X, Twitch or YouTube. ## Keep exploring - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms.md): Once or repeating, together for a set moment or local for a routine, ringing with no signal needed. - [Event alarms from Luma and Partiful](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms.md): Paste an invite link and Rocco makes an alarm that rings before the event starts. - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms.md): Ring at a price, a multiple or a percent move, for majors and any token with a contract. - [Trades alarms: wallets, FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms.md): Follow a trader by handle or paste a wallet, set a floor, and ring for the big trades only. - [Anything alarms (webhooks)](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms.md): A private link that rings your alarm whenever a script, a bot or an app calls it. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Price alarms Alarm types · https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms · Updated 2026-10-17 A price alarm in LFG Alarm rings when a token reaches a price you set, or moves by a multiple or a percent from where it is now. It works for majors like bitcoin and ether and any token with a contract, and needs no exchange login or wallet. Rocco watches the price so you do not have to stare at the chart. ## Make a price alarm 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. 2. Find the token: tap a **Popular** chip (BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE and more; **See all** for the rest), a **Trending** chip, or search by name, ticker or contract under **Search** and tap **Find it**. 3. If several coins share a name, pick the right one under **Which one?** by its address. 4. Under **The move**, tap a multiple (**2x**, **3x**, **5x**, **10x**, **100x**, **1000x**) or a drop (**-5%**, **-10%**, **-20%**, **-50%**, or **nuke** for -99%). Or type a price under **Or a specific price**; the field shows the price and market cap right now. 5. Choose who it is for under **Make it social** and tap **Arm it**. ![The Onchain start: Popular and Trending tokens, or search by name, contract, wallet or @handle](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/onchain-start.jpg) ![Picking the move for a SOL price alarm, or typing a price](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/onchain-move.jpg) ## Examples - **A dip to buy.** BTC, **-10%**, private, with a loud siren for the middle of the night. - **A moonshot.** A small token by its contract, **10x**, shared with the friends who bought it with you. - **A level.** ETH, **Or a specific price** set to a round number above today's, so you hear the moment it breaks through. ## Good to know - A specific price rings when the token reaches it, from either side: set it above today's price and Rocco waits for the rise, below it and he waits for the fall. - A multiple or a percent is measured from the live price at the moment you arm it. - After it rings, a price alarm is done: the target was met once. Make a new one for the next level. - Typing a trader's @handle or a wallet address in the search takes you to a [trades alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms) instead. - On Android it rings as a full-screen alarm, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. - It needs a connection: the server notices the move and tells your phone. ## Questions ### Can I trade from it? No. It watches the price and wakes you. Nothing is connected and nothing is signed. ### Which tokens work? Majors such as BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP and HYPE, and any token you can find by name, ticker or contract. ### Can a price alarm be public? Yes. A community can share one alarm for a token they all watch, and it can appear in Discover. See also [A crypto price alarm that actually wakes you](https://lfg.gm/crypto-price-alarm), [Memecoin alerts](https://lfg.gm/memecoin-alerts) and [Crypto alarms on your phone and laptop](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alarms-phone-and-laptop). ## Keep exploring - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms.md): Once or repeating, together for a set moment or local for a routine, ringing with no signal needed. - [Event alarms from Luma and Partiful](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms.md): Paste an invite link and Rocco makes an alarm that rings before the event starts. - [Post alarms for X, Twitch and YouTube](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms.md): Describe the post you are waiting for, or pick a live stream or new video, and Rocco rings when it happens. - [Trades alarms: wallets, FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms.md): Follow a trader by handle or paste a wallet, set a floor, and ring for the big trades only. - [Anything alarms (webhooks)](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms.md): A private link that rings your alarm whenever a script, a bot or an app calls it. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Trades alarms: wallets, FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs Alarm types · https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms · Updated 2026-10-17 A trades alarm in LFG Alarm rings when a wallet you pasted, a FOMO trader, a GMGN KOL (a well-known trader on the GMGN site) or a token sees a buy or sell over the floor you set. You can follow a trader by their handle, with no wallet address needed, and the floor keeps small trades quiet. Rocco watches the trades and wakes you for the big ones. ## Make a trades alarm 1. On **Alarms**, tap **📈 Onchain**. 2. Do one of these in **Search** (it takes a name, contract, wallet or @handle): - Type a trader's **@handle** (a FOMO trader is found first, then a GMGN KOL). - Paste a **wallet address**. Rocco asks if you want to be woken when it buys or sells. - Tap **Show me the top traders** to browse the **Top 100 on FOMO** for the last 7 days and the **KOLs trading now** on GMGN. Tap anyone to make an alarm. 3. Check the card for who it is, then pick **Buys**, **Sells** or, for a FOMO trader, **Thesis**. You can pick more than one. 4. Pick how big a trade has to be, then tap **Next**. 5. Rocco reads it back. Choose who it is for and tap **That's it**. You can also start one from the live strip in [Discover](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover). ## The floors | Watching | Floors | Default | |---|---|---| | A wallet you pasted | Over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k, buys or sells | $5k | | A FOMO trader | Buys over $5k, $10k or $25k; sells always ring | $10k | | A GMGN KOL | Over $100, $500 or $1k, buys or sells | $500 | The floors match how each group really trades: FOMO only reports big buys, while GMGN KOLs trade in small clips, so a $5k floor on a KOL would almost never ring. After it rings, a trades alarm stays quiet for 15 minutes, then keeps watching. It does not switch itself off, because a trader keeps trading. ## Examples - **Copying a friend's wallet.** Paste the Solana wallet your friend trades from, **Buys** over $2k, friends alarm with him on it, so he knows you are watching. - **A FOMO trader you follow.** Their @handle, **Buys** over $25k and **Sells**, private. - **A KOL on a token run.** A GMGN KOL, **Buys** over $500, public, so a community can join it. ## Good to know - Wallets on Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain can be watched. - A pasted wallet can only be private or shared with friends, never public. Traders and KOLs publish their trades themselves, so their alarms can be public. - Nothing is connected and nothing is signed: it only reads public trades. - On Android it rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ## Questions ### Do I need the trader's wallet address? No. A FOMO trader or GMGN KOL is found by @handle. ### Why can't my wallet alarm be public? A public "watch this wallet" would put someone's holdings on a public page. Share it with friends instead. See also [Solana wallet alarms](https://lfg.gm/solana-wallet-alarm), [FOMO trader alarm](https://lfg.gm/fomo-trader-alarm), [KOL and smart money tracking](https://lfg.gm/kol-and-smart-money-tracking) and [Crypto alert apps compared](https://lfg.gm/crypto-alert-apps-compared). LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO or GMGN. ## Keep exploring - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms.md): Once or repeating, together for a set moment or local for a routine, ringing with no signal needed. - [Event alarms from Luma and Partiful](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms.md): Paste an invite link and Rocco makes an alarm that rings before the event starts. - [Post alarms for X, Twitch and YouTube](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms.md): Describe the post you are waiting for, or pick a live stream or new video, and Rocco rings when it happens. - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms.md): Ring at a price, a multiple or a percent move, for majors and any token with a contract. - [Anything alarms (webhooks)](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms.md): A private link that rings your alarm whenever a script, a bot or an app calls it. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Anything alarms (webhooks) Alarm types · https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms · Updated 2026-10-17 An anything alarm in LFG Alarm gives you a private link. Anything that can send a web request to it (a script, a bot, Zapier, IFTTT, a site monitor, a phone shortcut) rings the alarm on your phone and on the phones of the friends you shared it with. It rings like an alarm clock, not as one more notification to swipe away. It is also called a webhook alarm. ## Make an anything alarm 1. On **Alarms**, tap **🔮 Anything**. 2. Under **Cooldown**, pick **1m**, **5m**, **10m**, **30m** or **1h**: the time after a ring during which more calls are ignored. 10 minutes is the default. 3. Choose who it is for (private or friends) and tap **Arm it**. 4. The link card shows the alarm's private link, with **Copy**, **Test fire** (rings only your phone), **New URL** (the old one stops working) and **What's a webhook?**. ## Ring it Send an HTTP POST request to the link: ```bash curl -X POST https://example.com/lfg-webhook-link ``` Replace the placeholder with your own link. Opening the link in a browser does nothing, and nothing you send is shown: it just rings. ## Examples - **Your site is down.** Point a site monitor's "down" alert at the link, private, 30m cooldown, so one outage rings once, not every minute. - **A long job is done.** Add the curl line to the end of a build or a training script and go to sleep. `make release && curl -X POST `. - **A shared house alarm.** An IFTTT applet that fires when the doorbell camera sees a parcel, shared with your flatmates as a friends alarm. ## Good to know - Guard the link like a password. If it leaks, tap **New URL**, and update whatever calls it. - Anything alarms are never public, and people who joined cannot keep a copy if you delete one. - Deleted, the link answers "not found"; switched off, it says it is switched off, so a script you are debugging tells you the truth. - Once a second person joins it, the link is sealed too: **New URL** no longer works on it. - On Android it rings full screen, even on Do Not Disturb. On iPhone it arrives as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. ## Questions ### Does the request need a body or a key? No. The link is the secret. A plain POST is enough. ### What if my bot calls it in a loop? The cooldown ignores further calls until it runs out, so a loop rings you once per cooldown. See also [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm) and [Alert when something happens online](https://lfg.gm/alert-when-something-happens-online). ## Keep exploring - [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms.md): Once or repeating, together for a set moment or local for a routine, ringing with no signal needed. - [Event alarms from Luma and Partiful](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms.md): Paste an invite link and Rocco makes an alarm that rings before the event starts. - [Post alarms for X, Twitch and YouTube](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms.md): Describe the post you are waiting for, or pick a live stream or new video, and Rocco rings when it happens. - [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms.md): Ring at a price, a multiple or a percent move, for majors and any token with a contract. - [Trades alarms: wallets, FOMO traders and GMGN KOLs](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms.md): Follow a trader by handle or paste a wallet, set a floor, and ring for the big trades only. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # The studio: sound, wallpaper, snooze and note Sounds and looks · https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio · Updated 2026-10-17 The studio is where you choose how an LFG Alarm alarm looks and sounds: its name, its wallpaper, its song or voice, its snooze, the note you pin on it and the link it opens when people answer. Tap Pick the vibe after making an alarm, or open any alarm you made from the Alarms tab. ## The look - **The wallpaper:** tap the art (**Change the wallpaper**) to open **Wallpapers**. Pick one, roll the dice for a random one, **Upload** your own picture or a short video (up to 30 seconds), or **Add GIF** to search GIFs. - **Words on it:** a drawn wallpaper has **Write on the wallpaper**, for your own line. - **The name:** type it under **Name this alarm**, and pick an emoji. - **Preview** rings the alarm for real, so you can see and hear it before anyone else does. ## The sound - **Music:** pick from **LFG picks**, your own sounds (**mine**) and the genre shelves, or **Upload a sound**. - **Voiceover:** a line spoken on top of the music: pick a voice, upload, or **Record one**. - **Cook a song or a voiceover:** Rocco makes one for this alarm. See [Cooking with Rocco](https://lfg.gm/wiki/cooking-with-rocco). - **Silence:** pick **No music** or **No voiceover** if you want only one of the two. ## Snooze Tap **Snooze** to set **Snooze for** 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes and **How many times**: 3, 10 or **Forever**. **Silent snooze** shows Rocco's roast instead of saying it out loud. The default is 5 minutes, 3 times. Snooze is personal: what you pick applies to your phone, even on an alarm you joined. There is no setting that stops someone snoozing; the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board) just counts it. **Chaos level** is in **Settings**, not the studio: **mild**, **medium** or **feral** sets how hard Rocco roasts you for snoozing, on every alarm. Medium is the default. ## The creator's note Tap **Creator's note** to pin a message on the alarm for everyone who opens it: where to meet, what to bring. It shows under the trigger and on the Daily drop, never on the ring screen. You can change it any time, even after the alarm is sealed. A repeating morning alarm offers a **Morning routine** checklist to start from. ## The call to action link Tap **Call to action link** and paste where the alarm should send people once they are up: the stream, the event page, the token chart. It opens when someone answers the ring. With no link, the alarm opens LFG Alarm to the morning stats. ## Reactions On a friends or public alarm, the **Reactions** tab beside **Settings** holds the comments and hearts. ## An example A launch alarm for a friend's project: the wallpaper says "WE ARE LIVE" in volt, the song is from the hip-hop shelf with a Hype man voiceover, the creator's note says "Retweet the pinned post first", and the call to action link goes to the launch page. Everyone who answers lands on the page in one tap. ## Good to know - Tap **Save it** (or **Save changes**) when you are done; leaving asks whether to discard. - Once a second person has joined the alarm, its look and sound are sealed; the rows show a lock. See [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting). - Your reach row (**Private**, **Friends** or **Public**) is here too. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). See also [Custom alarm sound](https://lfg.gm/custom-alarm-sound) and [Alarm for heavy sleepers](https://lfg.gm/alarm-for-heavy-sleepers). ## Keep exploring - [Cooking with Rocco: custom songs and voiceovers](https://lfg.gm/wiki/cooking-with-rocco.md): How to have Rocco make a song or voiceover for an alarm, and how to write an idea he can sing. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # The wake board Sharing · https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board · Updated 2026-10-17 The wake board is the scoreboard of a shared LFG Alarm alarm. After it rings, it shows who got up first, second and third, who snoozed first, who snoozed most and who slept in, ranked by how long each person took from the ring to tapping I'm up. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock where one shared link rings every phone that joined, and Rocco keeps the score. ## Open the board In **Daily drop**, the tab the app opens on, each shared alarm that rang has **See the board**. ## What it shows - **A podium:** first, second and third up. - **Your place**, and medals such as **First up**, **First to snooze**, **Snooze champ** (snoozed the most) and **Buys coffee** (last one up). - **Everyone up, in order**, with the time each took: 0:03 means up three seconds after it rang. - **Stats:** how many woke up, how many snoozes, the average wake time. - **Share the board** as a picture, and **Reactions** to talk about it. ## An example Six flatmates share a 7:00 weekday alarm. On Tuesday Mia taps **I'm up** after 0:04 and takes **First up**. Jay snoozes three times and gets **Snooze champ**. Ollie is up last, at 14:20, so he **Buys coffee**. Mia shares the board picture in the group chat before Ollie is out of bed. ## Alarms in each person's own time When a shared time alarm uses **Everyone's local time zone**, there is no single moment. Its board is a round that stays open until everyone is up, or 24 hours after the first ring, with a countdown in Daily drop ("Results in 14h"). Each person is still ranked by the time from their own ring, so someone in Tokyo and someone in London race fairly. ## Questions ### How does the board know I got up? You tap **I'm up I'm up** on Android, or the answer button on iPhone, when it rings. ### Who can see the board? Everyone on the alarm: the person who made it and everyone who joined. To show anyone else, use **Share the board** to send it as a picture. ### Does snoozing count against me? It is counted, not punished: the board shows who snoozed first and most, and Rocco roasts each snooze as hard as your chaos level says. See also [Accountability alarm app](https://lfg.gm/accountability-alarm-app) and [Group alarm for roommates](https://lfg.gm/group-alarm-for-roommates). ## Keep exploring - [Discover: finding public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover.md): Browse and filter public alarms, join the ones you want, and see big trades as they happen. - [Sharing and reach: private, friends and public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach.md): Who an alarm is for, how to share it, why who can join locks once people join, and how time zones work for shared alarms. - [Riding an alarm: joining someone else's](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm.md): Join an alarm from its link, ring with everyone else, and keep a copy if its creator takes it down. - [Editing and deleting alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting.md): Change anything until someone joins; after that an alarm is locked. Deleting a friends alarm removes it for everyone; a public one leaves the people on it a copy to keep. - [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups.md): Add friends, save them in named groups, and make an alarm with one friend, a few or a whole group. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Discover: finding public alarms Sharing · https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover · Updated 2026-10-17 Discover is the tab in LFG Alarm where public alarms live. Browse what people are joining, filter by type, sort by new or biggest, and tap any alarm to see its details and join it with one tap. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock: one shared link rings every phone that joined. ## Find an alarm 1. Open the **Discover** tab. 2. Type in **Search alarms**, or filter by **All alarms**, **⏰ Time**, **👀 Social** or **📈 Onchain**, and sort by **New** or **Biggest**. 3. Each row shows the alarm's art, its name, what sets it off, who made it, who joined, hearts and comments, and when it rings next (or **Watching**, for an alarm waiting on a moment). 4. Tap a row to open its details, then tap **Wake me too** to join it. It then rings your phone along with everyone else's. ## The live strip Above the search row, a strip of trades moves on its own: buys and sells on FOMO, by GMGN KOLs, and **Smart money** cards where several tracked wallets or KOLs traded the same token. - Tap a FOMO or GMGN card and Rocco asks which one should wake you: **Big moves by** that trader, or (for a FOMO card) **Any big moves with** that token. Either becomes a [trades alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). - Tap a **Smart money** card and it opens a plain [price alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms) on that token. The strip is for finding things worth watching, not tips. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO or GMGN. ## Examples of what you find here - A fan account's post alarm on an artist's X account, for the moment the tour dates drop. - A streamer's own "when I go live" alarm on their Twitch channel. - A community's price alarm for a token they all hold. - A morning club's repeating 5:00am time alarm. ## Good to know - Mature alarms are hidden unless you switch them on under the sort, and you confirm once. - Only public alarms appear here. Friends and private alarms never do. - To put your own alarm here, make it public. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). - Joining a public alarm does not make you friends with its creator. ## Questions ### Can I leave an alarm I joined? Yes. Open it and tap **Stop waking me**, and it stops ringing your phone. See [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm). ## Keep exploring - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board.md): Who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in, ranked from the ring to I'm up. - [Sharing and reach: private, friends and public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach.md): Who an alarm is for, how to share it, why who can join locks once people join, and how time zones work for shared alarms. - [Riding an alarm: joining someone else's](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm.md): Join an alarm from its link, ring with everyone else, and keep a copy if its creator takes it down. - [Editing and deleting alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting.md): Change anything until someone joins; after that an alarm is locked. Deleting a friends alarm removes it for everyone; a public one leaves the people on it a copy to keep. - [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups.md): Add friends, save them in named groups, and make an alarm with one friend, a few or a whole group. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Sharing and reach: private, friends and public alarms Sharing · https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach · Updated 2026-10-17 Every LFG Alarm alarm has a reach: who it is for. Private is just you, friends is people you add or let in by link, and public is anyone with the link. You pick the reach under Make it social when you make an alarm, or later from the alarm's page, and once an alarm is shared its reach is locked, so the people who joined always know what they signed up for. ## The three reaches | Reach | Who can open the link | Shown in Discover | Comments and hearts | |---|---|---|---| | Private | Nobody but you | No | No | | Friends | People you add, plus anyone with the link if you let them in (see below) | No | Yes | | Public | Anyone with the link | Yes | Yes | **Make it social** is off when you make an alarm, so every new alarm starts private. Switch it on and **Friends** is picked first ("Anyone with the link can ride along"), or pick **Public** ("Anyone can ride. It shows up in Discover."). To change it later, open the alarm and tap its reach row (it says **Private**, **Friends** or **Public**). The sheet asks **Who can open this?** ## Sharing with friends A friends alarm has two ways in, under **How people get in**: - **Anyone with the link rides.** Send the link around; whoever opens it can ride along. This is how a friends alarm starts. - **I approve each one.** People who open the link ask to ride, and you say yes or no. Their asks wait on the alarm under **Waiting on you**, and the alarm shows how many are asking in your list. Under **I approve each one** you can also add people yourself: tap **Pick from your friends** to add friends or a whole group at once (see [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups)), or type into **Add by username or email**. People you add skip the asking: they open the link, tap **Wake me too**, and they are in. Nobody learns who else is on the list from the link. Someone who opens a friends link without being let in is told to ask you to add them; the page gives nothing away about who is on it. ## Keep it a surprise A friends alarm can be a mystery alarm: switch on **Keep it a surprise** and riders see a curtain instead of the wallpaper and sound until it rings. **Hide the trigger too?** also keeps back when and why it rings. It is for friends alarms only, and it locks with the reach once people join. ## Making an alarm public A public alarm can be ridden by anyone and can appear in [Discover](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover), where people find popular public alarms. The first time you make an alarm public you agree to the content rules, once. Two kinds of alarm can never be public: - **Anything alarms (webhooks),** because only you know what sets them off. - **Trade alarms on a wallet you pasted,** because a public "watch this wallet" would expose someone's holdings. Watching a FOMO trader or a GMGN KOL is different: they publish their trades themselves. A private time alarm with **Custom shuffle** (a new song Rocco makes for it every morning) also stays private, because riders should know what wakes them. ## Reach locks once you share A private alarm can be opened up to friends or public at any time. Once it is friends or public, its reach is locked: it cannot go back to private or switch between friends and public. The sheet then says **This alarm is sealed**. To make it private again, make a new alarm. ## Time zones A shared time alarm rings everyone at the same moment by default (**Same time zone for everyone**), and each person sees the time in their own zone. It can instead ring each person at their own local time (**Everyone's local time zone**), for a club where everyone wakes at their own 6:00; its wake board then stays open for up to 24 hours. See [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms). ## Three examples - **A house party.** A friends alarm on **Anyone with the link rides**, made from the Partiful invite, posted in the group chat. Whoever opens it is rung an hour before. - **A small study group.** A friends alarm on **I approve each one**, with the group "Finals" added from **Pick from your friends**. A classmate who finds the link asks, and you say yes. - **A creator's launch.** A public post alarm on the creator's own X account, linked from their bio, so fans join it from Discover or the link. ## Questions ### Can I share an alarm without anyone being able to find it? Yes. A friends alarm never appears in Discover. With **I approve each one**, it only opens for people you add or say yes to. ### Does joining a public alarm make us friends? No. Joining an alarm never makes anyone a friend; friends are added by request, and both of you agree. ### Do the people I share with need an account? To be rung, yes: the LFG Alarm app on their phone, signed in. Someone without it can open the link on lfg.gm and get the app from there. See also [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm), [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting) and [How to send an alarm to someone else's phone](https://lfg.gm/send-an-alarm-to-someones-phone). ## Keep exploring - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board.md): Who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in, ranked from the ring to I'm up. - [Discover: finding public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover.md): Browse and filter public alarms, join the ones you want, and see big trades as they happen. - [Riding an alarm: joining someone else's](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm.md): Join an alarm from its link, ring with everyone else, and keep a copy if its creator takes it down. - [Editing and deleting alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting.md): Change anything until someone joins; after that an alarm is locked. Deleting a friends alarm removes it for everyone; a public one leaves the people on it a copy to keep. - [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups.md): Add friends, save them in named groups, and make an alarm with one friend, a few or a whole group. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Riding an alarm: joining someone else's Sharing · https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm · Updated 2026-10-17 Riding an alarm means joining someone else's LFG Alarm alarm from its link. You do not copy it or set it up: you tap the link, tap Wake me too, and your phone rings when theirs does, with the same sound and picture. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone and Android, where one shared link rings every phone that joined. ## How to ride an alarm 1. Open the alarm's link, `lfg.gm/a/`, from a chat, a bio or [Discover](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover). 2. Tap **Wake me too**. A friends alarm either lets anyone with the link in, or asks the person who made it to approve you; if they added you themselves, you are in straight away. 3. When it goes off, it rings on your phone with everyone else's. Tap **I'm up** and you are on the [wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board). If someone added you to their alarm, it arrives in your notifications; tap it to ride along. ## An example Leo posts a link in the five-a-side group chat: a friends alarm for Thursday at 6:45pm, "Boots on, pitch 3". You tap the link, tap **Wake me too**, and it shows up in your **Alarms** list under **Coming up**. On Thursday your phone rings at 6:45pm with Leo's choice of song, at the same second as everyone else's. ## What you can change An alarm you ride belongs to whoever made it, so you cannot edit its time, trigger, title, sound or picture: that would change it for everyone. What you can do: - **Snooze:** set your own snooze length and count on the alarm's page. It applies to your phone only. - **Turn it off** for yourself, or remove it with **Stop waking me**. - **Comment and heart** on a friends or public alarm, under **Reactions**. ## When the creator takes it down If the person who made a public alarm deletes it, it stays in your list marked **Creator took this down**, and you are asked whether to **Keep my copy** or **Let it go**. A kept copy is your own private alarm, with its trigger, so you are not left without the alarm you relied on. It is yours to change, but it stays private for good, because it is someone else's title and work. A percent price move on a kept copy is measured from the price when you keep it. A friends alarm works differently: if its creator deletes it, or takes you off its list, it is removed from your phone. Anything alarms (webhooks) cannot be kept either: a kept copy would never ring, because the link that sets them off belongs to the creator. ## Questions ### Can the creator see me? Yes. The creator can see who joined, and the wake board shows who got up and when. Other people on the alarm see the board too. ### Can I ride alarms on Android and iPhone? Yes. Links work across both, and on the web at lfg.gm. ### Will a ridden alarm ring my phone as loudly as my own? Yes, the same as if you had made it. Time and event alarms are real alarms on both phones. Post, price, trades and anything alarms ring full screen on Android; on iPhone they arrive as a time-sensitive alert with the alarm's own sound, which can come through Focus but respects the silent switch, so keep the ringer on. See also [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach) and [How to send an alarm to someone else's phone](https://lfg.gm/send-an-alarm-to-someones-phone). ## Keep exploring - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board.md): Who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in, ranked from the ring to I'm up. - [Discover: finding public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover.md): Browse and filter public alarms, join the ones you want, and see big trades as they happen. - [Sharing and reach: private, friends and public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach.md): Who an alarm is for, how to share it, why who can join locks once people join, and how time zones work for shared alarms. - [Editing and deleting alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting.md): Change anything until someone joins; after that an alarm is locked. Deleting a friends alarm removes it for everyone; a public one leaves the people on it a copy to keep. - [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups.md): Add friends, save them in named groups, and make an alarm with one friend, a few or a whole group. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Editing and deleting alarms Sharing · https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting · Updated 2026-10-17 In LFG Alarm, you can change anything about your alarm until a second person joins it. From that moment it is sealed: the time, the trigger, the title, the sound, the snooze and the picture stay as they were, because the people who joined agreed to that alarm. You can still turn it on or off, write the creator's note, or take it down. ## Before anyone joins Open the alarm from **Alarms** and change whatever you like: the time (**Change the time**), what sets it off, the title, the sound, the wallpaper, the link's name. Tap **Save changes**. ## After someone joins: sealed A sealed alarm shows **Sealed** and a lock on the rows that cannot change. What you can still do: - Turn it **off** or back **on**. - Edit the **creator's note**, the message you pin on the alarm. - **Take it down** with **Delete it**. To change anything else, make a new alarm and share the new link. One exception: a one-off alarm whose moment has passed can be edited even when sealed, so you can rerun it for the same people. Last Friday's "Pub quiz, 7:30pm" can become this Friday's, and everyone who joined it is still on it. On an anything alarm, **New URL** (a fresh secret link) is sealed too, because it would change who can set the alarm off. ## Reach locks sooner Who an alarm is for locks the moment you share it, even before anyone joins: it cannot go back to private or switch between friends and public. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). ## Taking an alarm down When you delete an alarm, it disappears for you at once and stops ringing. What happens for the people who joined depends on the alarm: - **A friends alarm** is removed for everyone who joined, at once. - **A public alarm** stays in their list marked **Creator took this down**, and each of them chooses **Keep my copy** (a private alarm of their own) or **Let it go**. - **An anything alarm's** link stops working the moment it is deleted (it answers "not found"), and the people who joined lose it. ## Leaving an alarm you ride On someone else's alarm, you cannot edit it. You can turn it off for yourself, or remove it with **Stop waking me**. See [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm). ## Questions ### Why can't I change the time after people joined? Because they joined for that time. Nobody should be woken for something they did not sign up for. ### Can I change who an alarm is shared with? Not between private, friends and public: that choice (its reach) locks as soon as an alarm is shared. On a friends alarm you can still add more people, or take someone off the list. If they had already joined, taking them off removes the alarm from their phone (you are asked first, and they are not told); adding them back sends a fresh invite. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). ## Keep exploring - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board.md): Who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in, ranked from the ring to I'm up. - [Discover: finding public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover.md): Browse and filter public alarms, join the ones you want, and see big trades as they happen. - [Sharing and reach: private, friends and public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach.md): Who an alarm is for, how to share it, why who can join locks once people join, and how time zones work for shared alarms. - [Riding an alarm: joining someone else's](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm.md): Join an alarm from its link, ring with everyone else, and keep a copy if its creator takes it down. - [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups.md): Add friends, save them in named groups, and make an alarm with one friend, a few or a whole group. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent AI agents · https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents · Updated 2026-10-17 You can use LFG Alarm from your AI agent (or AI assistant), such as Claude, ChatGPT or Grok. Add the LFG Alarm connector once, sign in with your LFG Alarm account, and then ask in plain words: "wake me at 7 on weekdays", "make a Sunday run alarm and add my friends". Your AI agent makes the alarm in your account, and it rings on your phone through the LFG Alarm app, the social alarm clock for iPhone and Android. ## Connect it once 1. Get the LFG Alarm app on your phone and sign in. Alarms ring on the phone, so the app is needed. 2. In your AI app, open the settings for connectors (each app has its own name for them: connectors, apps, plugins or MCP servers) and add a custom one with this address: https://mcp.lfg.gm 3. When it asks, sign in at lfg.gm with your LFG Alarm account and tap **Allow**. There are no keys to copy. ## Apps that ask for a key A few AI apps and agent tools cannot do the sign-in, and ask for a key instead: Manus, voice agents such as ElevenLabs, Retell and Vapi, coding agents running on a server, and your own scripts. For those, make a personal key: 1. In LFG Alarm, open **Settings** > **Connected AI apps** and tap **Make a key**. 2. Name it after the app (for example "Manus") and tap **Make the key**. 3. Copy it now: it is shown once. It starts with `lfg_pat_`. 4. In the other app, add the MCP server `https://mcp.lfg.gm` with the header `Authorization: Bearer lfg_pat_...`. A key acts as you: any agent using it sets alarms on your phone, whoever is talking to it, so keep it out of agents other people use. Each key shows when it was last used, and **Disconnect** beside it stops it at once. You can have up to 20. There is a step-by-step page for each AI app, with the exact menus: see [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents). ## What it can do - **Set a time alarm,** one-off on a date or repeating on chosen days, with a name, a drawn wallpaper (your words and colours), who can join (just you, friends or public) and the friends to add. A shared one can ring everyone at the same moment or each person at their own local time. - **Set a price alarm:** a target price or a percent move on a token. Your AI agent looks the token up first, so say the name or symbol ("SOL", "bitcoin"). - **Set a post alarm:** an X account posting what you describe in your own words, or a Twitch or YouTube channel going live or posting a video. - **Set an event alarm** from a Luma or Partiful link, rung at the start or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. - **List your alarms,** the ones you made and the ones you joined, with the time each one goes off next and its link. - **List your friends,** so it can add them by username. - **Change an alarm:** its name, wallpaper, who can join, or the people on it. The time itself is changed in the app. - **Turn an alarm on or off,** one you made or one you joined. For a joined one, it only stops it ringing for you. - **Answer join requests:** see who asked to join one of your friends alarms, and let them in or not. - **Get your invite link** to LFG Alarm, with a message ready to send. - **Set an anything alarm:** a private link any system can ring, such as a smart home, a shop's sale alert, Zapier or IFTTT. It can be private or for friends, never public. - **Add your own picture, video, song or voice.** Your AI agent gives you a one-time lfg.gm/upload link, uses a public link to a file, or, if it made the file itself, hands it over directly (up to about 20 MB). LFG Alarm never makes media through an AI agent. - **Pick a sound or a look.** It searches LFG Alarm's library of 500+ sounds by mood, energy or voice, and its drawn looks by mood, then puts the one you like on the alarm. It can also list your own uploads and use one of those. - **Delete an alarm.** It cannot make a new song or write a creator's note; do those in the studio in the app. ## What you get back Every time your AI agent makes or changes an alarm, it hands back what you need to share it: - **The alarm's link,** `lfg.gm/a/`. It opens the alarm on lfg.gm, and in the app for anyone who has it. - **A share picture:** the same card the app makes, with the alarm's look and a QR code to the link. Most chats show it straight away; where one does not, the picture's own link opens it to save and send. - **A message ready to send,** so you can say "text this to the group" or "email the link and the picture to my running friends" and your agent does it with the email or messaging it already has. Friends you added by username or group get a notification in the app as well. A private alarm comes back with its link only, since it is just for you. ## Adding people Your AI agent can add your LFG Alarm friends by username, a whole friend group by its name, and anyone else by email, up to 20 people at a time. Friends get a notification; an email address with no LFG Alarm account gets an invitation. It never guesses who someone is: if a name is not one of your friends, it asks. Before anyone is added, it tells you who it would add, and nothing is sent until you say yes. See [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups). ## Good requests Name the moment, how often, and who it is for: **Try this.** Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or another AI agent that has the LFG Alarm connector (https://mcp.lfg.gm), not into the LFG Alarm app. The person needs the LFG Alarm app on their phone. > Use LFG Alarm to set an alarm called "Sunday run" for 7:00 every Sunday, make it a friends alarm, and add my friends [username] and [username]. Then tell me who is on it. Why it works: When, how often, who it is for and who to add, in one sentence, and the agent confirms it so you know it worked. More that work today: - "Set a one-off alarm for 5:15am on Friday called Airport, with GO GO GO on the wallpaper in yellow on black." - "Make a friends alarm at 6:00 on weekdays that rings each person at their own 6:00, and add [email]." - "What alarms do I have tomorrow?" - "Rename my Gym alarm to Leg day." ## Questions ### Does LFG Alarm see my other chats or files? No. LFG Alarm only receives what your AI agent sends when it uses LFG Alarm's tools. ### Can it make songs or voiceovers? No. It can pick one from the library, use one you uploaded, or take a file your AI app made itself; cooking a new one with Rocco happens in the app. GIF search is in the app too. See [Cooking with Rocco](https://lfg.gm/wiki/cooking-with-rocco). ### Does the alarm ring in the chat? No. It rings on your phone through the LFG Alarm app, like any alarm you made there. ### How do I disconnect it? Remove the LFG Alarm connector in your AI app's settings. Your alarms stay in your account and keep ringing. ### Which AI apps work? Any that can add a remote MCP server with sign-in. See [the list](https://lfg.gm/agents). ## Keep exploring - [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents.md): The LFG Alarm MCP server: set alarms from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw and more, and they ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to ChatGPT](https://lfg.gm/agents/chatgpt.md): Add LFG Alarm to ChatGPT with the address mcp.lfg.gm, sign in once, and ask ChatGPT to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Claude](https://lfg.gm/agents/claude.md): Add LFG Alarm to Claude as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Claude to set alarms that ring on your phone. Claude Code too. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Grok](https://lfg.gm/agents/grok.md): Add LFG Alarm to Grok as a custom connector, sign in once, and ask Grok to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Gemini](https://lfg.gm/agents/gemini.md): Add LFG Alarm to Gemini as a custom app, sign in once, and ask Gemini to set alarms that ring on your phone. - [Connect LFG Alarm to Perplexity](https://lfg.gm/agents/perplexity.md): Add LFG Alarm to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, sign in once, and ask Perplexity to set alarms. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # Friends and groups Sharing · https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups · Updated 2026-10-17 In LFG Alarm, friends are people you have added to each other, and groups are your own named lists of friends, like golf, the book club or the gym. A group makes a social alarm with the same people a two-tap job: open the group, tap **Create alarm with this group**, and the alarm starts already shared with everyone in it. ## Add friends 1. Open **Settings** (your picture, top right) and tap **Friends**. 2. Type a username in **Search a username** and send a request, or tap **Invite friends** to send your invite link to someone who is not on LFG Alarm yet. 3. When they accept, they appear under **Your people**. Requests waiting on you show on the **Friends** row in Settings. Friends are two-way: both of you agree. Being friends does not let anyone into your alarms on its own. Each alarm has its own list of who can join it. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). ## Make a group 1. In **Settings** > **Friends**, switch to the **Groups** tab. 2. Tap **Create a group**. 3. Under **Name**, type one (for example "Golf"), and pick an **Emoji**. 4. Under **People**, tap **Add people**, tick the friends to add, and tap **Add** (it shows how many you picked). 5. Tap **Save**. ![The Groups tab in Settings > Friends](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/groups-list.jpg) ![A group: its name, emoji and people, with Create alarm with this group](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/group-edit.jpg) Only you see your groups. Nobody is told they are in one, and the people in a group never see each other through it. If you unfriend someone, they drop out of your groups. To change a group, open it with the arrow on its row and edit the name, the emoji or the people (**Take off** removes one person). **Delete group**, or holding the group's row, removes the list only; the people in it stay your friends. ## Make an alarm with people There are three ways in, all from **Settings** > **Friends**: - **One friend:** tap **Create alarm** on their row. - **A few friends:** hold a friend to start picking, tap the others, then tap **Create alarm with** and the number you picked. **Unselect** lets go. - **A group:** tap **Create alarm** on its row, or open it and tap **Create alarm with this group**. You then pick the kind of alarm as usual (a time, a post, a price, anything). Rocco opens with who it is with, for example "cool, I'll make an alarm with you and Golf ⛳. what kind?", and the alarm starts with **Make it social** on, set to **Friends**, with those people already on its list. They get it in their notifications and tap to join, and from then on it rings their phones too. ![Rocco starting an alarm with a group](https://lfg.gm/wiki/shots/alarm-with-group.jpg) ## Add a group to an alarm you already made Open the alarm's reach (who can open it), choose **I approve each one** under **How people get in**, then tap **Pick from your friends**. Your friends and your groups are there to tap; pick a whole group and everyone in it is added at once. **Add by username or email** still works for anyone else. People you add yourself skip the asking. A group is only a shortcut. It fills the alarm's list with the people in it at that moment. Adding someone to the group later does not add them to alarms you already made. ## Unfriend, block or report Each friend's row has a menu (the three dots) with **Unfriend**, **Block** and **Report**: - **Unfriend** takes them off your friends and out of your groups. You can add each other again later. - **Block** asks first. They will not see your alarms or comments and cannot add you, and it unfriends them too. - **Report** asks what is wrong (spam or a scam, harassment, pretending to be someone else, an offensive name or picture), takes an optional note, and can block them in the same step. To unblock someone, open **Settings** > **Block list** and tap **Unblock**. You can also block someone from the report sheet on their alarm, or from the menu on their comment. ## An example Sam plays golf with the same four friends most Sundays. He makes a group "Golf ⛳" once. Each Friday he opens it, taps **Create alarm with this group**, picks **⏰ Time**, sets Sunday 6:30am, and writes the tee time in the creator's note. All four get the alarm in their notifications and tap to join. ## From your AI agent If you use an AI agent with the [LFG Alarm connector](https://lfg.gm/agents), it can add a whole group to an alarm by the group's name. It lists who is in it and adds nobody until you say yes. ## On the website Groups work the same way on [lfg.gm](https://lfg.gm/) when you are signed in: **Settings** > **Friends** has the same **Friends** and **Groups** tabs, the same menu on each friend, and an alarm made on the site rings on your phone too. ## Questions ### Can the people in my group see the group? No. Only you see your groups and what you named them. ### Do I have to be friends with everyone in a group? Yes. A group is made from your friends. For anyone else, add them to an alarm by username or email, or share its link. ### If I delete a group, do my alarms change? No. Alarms keep the people who were added to them. ### Does joining someone's public alarm make us friends? No. Joining an alarm never makes anyone a friend; friends are added by request, and both of you agree. See also [The fastest way to make a group alarm](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms), [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm) and the [glossary](https://lfg.gm/wiki/glossary). ## Keep exploring - [The wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board.md): Who got up first, who snoozed most and who slept in, ranked from the ring to I'm up. - [Discover: finding public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover.md): Browse and filter public alarms, join the ones you want, and see big trades as they happen. - [Sharing and reach: private, friends and public alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach.md): Who an alarm is for, how to share it, why who can join locks once people join, and how time zones work for shared alarms. - [Riding an alarm: joining someone else's](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm.md): Join an alarm from its link, ring with everyone else, and keep a copy if its creator takes it down. - [Editing and deleting alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting.md): Change anything until someone joins; after that an alarm is locked. Deleting a friends alarm removes it for everyone; a public one leaves the people on it a copy to keep. - [The fastest way to make a group alarm with your friends](https://lfg.gm/group-alarms.md): Save your people once as a group, then one tap makes an alarm that rings every phone together. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt --- # LFG Alarm glossary Start here · https://lfg.gm/wiki/glossary · Updated 2026-10-17 The words LFG Alarm uses, in plain English, A to Z. LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock: alarms that ring for times and for moments, shared by link so every phone that joined rings together. ## A to Z ### Alarm link The address of an alarm, `lfg.gm/a/`. Anyone allowed by the alarm's reach can open it and join. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). ### Anything alarm An alarm set off by a web request to its private link: a script, a bot, Zapier, IFTTT or a phone shortcut. Also called a webhook alarm. See [How to make any app, script or feed ring your phone](https://lfg.gm/webhook-alarm). ### Call to action link A link the creator adds to an alarm in the studio. It opens when someone answers the ring: the stream, the event page, the chart. With no link, the alarm opens LFG Alarm to the morning stats. See [The studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio). ### Chaos level How hard Rocco roasts you when you snooze: mild, medium (the default) or feral. It is set once in **Settings** and applies to every alarm. ### Connector The word many AI apps use for an add-on that lets your AI agent use another service. The LFG Alarm connector lets your AI agent set alarms in your account. See [Connect LFG Alarm to your AI app](https://lfg.gm/agents). ### Cooldown On an anything alarm, the time after a ring during which further calls are ignored: 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 minutes. It stops a bot in a loop from ringing you forever. ### Creator's note A message the person who made an alarm pins on it, such as where to meet or what to bring. It shows under the trigger and on the Daily drop, never on the ring screen, and can be edited at any time, even after the alarm is sealed. ### Daily drop The tab the app opens on: what rang, who got up, the wake boards and what is coming up in the next seven days. ### Discover The tab where public alarms appear, so people can find and join them. See [Discover](https://lfg.gm/wiki/discover). ### Event alarm An alarm made from a Luma or Partiful link, under **Got a link?**. It rings at the event's start or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours before. See [Event alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/event-alarms). ### Floor On a trades alarm, the smallest trade that rings you. A pasted wallet rings for buys or sells over $1k, $2k, $5k or $10k (default $5k). A FOMO trader's buys ring over $5k, $10k or $25k, and their sells always ring. A GMGN KOL rings over $100, $500 or $1k, because KOLs trade in small clips. ### FOMO A trading app whose traders publish their trades. A trades alarm can follow a FOMO trader by handle. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with FOMO. ### Friends alarm An alarm for people you choose. It has two ways in: **Anyone with the link rides**, or **I approve each one**, where people who open the link ask and you say yes or no, and people you add yourself skip the asking. Never shown in Discover. See [Sharing and reach](https://lfg.gm/wiki/sharing-and-reach). ### Group Your own named list of friends, with an emoji, such as golf or the book club, made in **Settings** > **Friends** > **Groups**. Only you see it. Tap **Create alarm with this group** to make an alarm with everyone in it. See [Friends and groups](https://lfg.gm/wiki/friends-and-groups). ### GMGN A crypto trading site with a public tape of trades by well-known traders (KOLs). A trades alarm can follow a GMGN KOL. LFG Alarm is not affiliated with GMGN. ### I'm up The button you tap when an alarm rings (**I'm up I'm up** on Android; on iPhone it can carry a word that fits the alarm, like **Let's go**). It is how the wake board knows you got up, and it opens the alarm's call to action link if it has one. ### Kept copy A private copy of a public alarm you had joined, kept with **Keep my copy** after its creator took it down. It is yours to change but can never be shared. Friends alarms and anything alarms cannot be kept: deleting one removes it for everyone on it. ### KOL Key opinion leader: a trader or personality whose trades many people follow. ### Make it social The switch at the end of making an alarm. Off, the alarm is private. On, it is for **Friends** or **Public**, and a time alarm also asks its time zone. ### MCP Model Context Protocol, the standard way AI agents and AI assistants connect to apps. The LFG Alarm MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT and others make and manage your alarms for you. See [Using LFG Alarm from your AI agent](https://lfg.gm/wiki/ai-agents). ### Mystery alarm A friends alarm with **Keep it a surprise** on: riders see a curtain instead of its wallpaper and sound until it rings. **Hide the trigger too?** also keeps back when and why it rings. ### Post alarm An alarm that rings when an account on X posts something that means what you described, or when a Twitch or YouTube channel goes live or posts a video. Made with **👀 Social**. See [Post alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/post-alarms). ### Price alarm An alarm that rings when a token reaches a price, or moves by a percent or a multiple. Made with **📈 Onchain**. See [Price alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/price-alarms). ### Private alarm An alarm only you can see. Every new alarm starts private, with **Make it social** off. ### Public alarm An alarm anyone with the link can join, shown in Discover. ### Reach Who an alarm is for: private, friends or public. It locks once the alarm is shared. ### Ring here The yes you give on a laptop at lfg.gm so your alarms ring in that browser tab as well as on your phone. See [Alarms on your laptop](https://lfg.gm/alarms-on-your-laptop). ### Rider, riding A rider is someone who joined an alarm they did not make, by tapping **Wake me too**. See [Riding an alarm](https://lfg.gm/wiki/riding-an-alarm). ### Rocco The orange tabby cat inside LFG Alarm. He does the watching and the waking, cooks songs and voiceovers, and keeps score on the wake board. ### Sealed An alarm becomes sealed once a second person joins it: its time, trigger, title, sound and picture can no longer change. See [Editing and deleting](https://lfg.gm/wiki/editing-and-deleting). ### Smart money tape The live strip of trades at the top of Discover, for finding traders and tokens worth watching. A **Smart money** card opens a plain price alarm; a FOMO or GMGN card offers a trades alarm on that trader or token. ### Snooze Putting off a ringing alarm for a few minutes: 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60, up to 3 times, 10 times or forever, with an optional **Silent snooze**. The creator's choice is where an alarm starts, but snooze is personal: each person can change it for their own phone, even on an alarm they ride. No alarm forbids snoozing; the wake board counts them. ### Social alarm clock An alarm clock built for more than one person: one alarm, shared by link, ringing every phone that joined. See [What is a social alarm clock?](https://lfg.gm/social-alarm-clock). ### Studio Where you choose an alarm's name, wallpaper, sound, snooze, creator's note and call to action link. See [The studio](https://lfg.gm/wiki/the-studio). ### Time alarm An alarm for a clock time, once or on chosen days. It rings from the phone itself, even with no signal. See [Time alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/time-alarms). ### Time zone The choice on a shared time alarm: **Same time zone for everyone** (one moment for all, the default) or **Everyone's local time zone** (each person at the same clock time on their own phone). ### Trades alarm An alarm that rings when a wallet you pasted, a FOMO trader, a GMGN KOL or a token sees a buy or sell over your floor. See [Trades alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/trades-alarms). ### Wake board The scoreboard of a shared alarm: who got up first, who snoozed and who slept in. For an alarm that rings each person at their own local time, it stays open until everyone is up or 24 hours, and ranks people by how fast they got up after their own ring. See [Wake board](https://lfg.gm/wiki/wake-board). ### Wake me too The button that joins an alarm from its link or from Discover. ### Webhook A web address that one program calls to tell another that something happened. In LFG Alarm, an anything alarm's link is a webhook. See [Anything alarms](https://lfg.gm/wiki/anything-alarms). ## Keep exploring - [What is LFG Alarm?](https://lfg.gm/wiki/what-is-lfg-alarm.md): The social alarm clock that rings for times and moments, and rings every phone that joined together. - [Your first alarm: how to make one](https://lfg.gm/wiki/your-first-alarm.md): Where things are in the app, and the few taps from an idea to an alarm that rings. ## About LFG Alarm LFG Alarm is a social alarm clock for iPhone, iPad and Android. It rings for times and for moments (a post on X, a stream going live, a token price, a wallet buying, an event starting), and one shared link makes every phone that joined ring together. Rocco, the cat inside the app, does the watching and the waking. - Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gm.lfg.app - Download on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821089085 - Use it from an AI agent: add the MCP server https://mcp.lfg.gm as a connector, then ask in plain words. - Every page for agents: https://lfg.gm/llms.txt