QR Alarm app

[weev0]

I've been looking for an alarm app that can be turned off by scanning a QR code, but haven't found any. Does anybody know if there is such app?

 

[xandros9]

That has got to be the most niche, specific function I've heard someone explicitly want.
I'm not sure you'll have much luck finding such an app to be honest, but at least you've showed me I haven't seen it all.

 

[weev0]

There are plenty of them for Android and iOS

 

[LockOnTech]

I've been looking for an alarm app that can be turned off by scanning a QR code, but haven't found any. Does anybody know if there is such app?

There are plenty of them for Android and iOS

That is the first time I have heard about both of these.

 

[RumoredNow]

Never heard of it either... I assume it is to make you get out of bed and keep you from going back to sleep?

Good Luck.

 

[xandros9]

I just use two alarms, heh.

But actually, that seems really handy, but I don't know if they exist on Windows Phone.

 

[weev0]

I assume it is to make you get out of bed and keep you from going back to sleep?

That's right

 

[RumoredNow]

That's right

Try this one. https://forums.windowscentral.com/e...%2Ftricky-alarm%2F9nblggh09lgs&token=1xhn-jWT

I think someone recently was looking for an alarm that charged you actual money, but we came up blank on that even though he had it on Android.

I was trying to dream up something with an NFC tag combo, but it wouldn't disable the screen interaction.

You can always just scan the alarm clock results in your browser and check likely candidates. There is almost always more than one way to accomplish a task.

https://forums.windowscentral.com/e...re%2Fsearch%2Fapps%3Fq%3Dalarm&token=OS_5Dls4

 

[LockOnTech]

I would probably hate to have an alarm that can be turned off by a QR reader. It would probably be more quicker to make the alarm go away with a battery pull then go back to sleep.

 

[weev0]

Try this one.

Will try

You can always just scan the alarm clock results in your browser and check likely candidates. There is almost always more than one way to accomplish a task.

Did that without success (I was looking only for QR code alarms).

Thanks for replies