V2.3.4

Added

• Settings › Upcoming alarm notification: a switch that brings the notification straight back if you swipe it away, so it can only be cleared with its own "Dismiss next alarm" button. It covers single alarms and series alike, and still leaves on its own once the alarm rings.
• Settings › Reminders now sets what a new reminder starts with: whether it reminds you again if you don't press Done and how often, and whether a swiped-away notification comes back and after how long.

Changed

• A reminder's single "Keep reminding until done" switch is now two independent switches, "Remind me again" and "Bring it back", so either can be on or off without touching the other.
• Each switch owns its own off state, so the "Off" entries have been removed from the dropdowns beneath them — off is now in one place per setting instead of two.
• The wording around both reminder settings has been rewritten in the reminder editor and in Settings, and Settings now shows the same two controls as the editor instead of a differently-worded text box.
• Settings' "After (minutes)" box is now the same preset dropdown the editor uses: a value you had typed that isn't one of the presets is kept and shown, but new choices come from the list.
• Existing reminders carry over as they are — each one's combination reads back as the matching pair of switch positions, and none of them change how they behave until you next save them.

Improved

• Turning both reminder switches off now gives a plain one-and-done reminder, which alerts once and counts as done when swiped away, instead of leaving a reminder that has already fired sitting in the list with nothing able to bring it back.
• A reminder set to remind you again but not to survive a swipe can now actually be swiped away on Android 13 and older, where it previously stayed stuck in the notification shade.
• A reminder that followed the app default while that default was switched off could alert once and then never again; opening and saving it now settles it into the one-and-done behaviour it was already effectively showing.
• Restoring a backup now also refreshes the upcoming-alarm notification, which restore had never touched — so a restored setting takes effect immediately instead of waiting for the next alarm edit.

Note

• The new upcoming-alarm swipe protection arrives switched ON, so the notification will start coming back if you swipe it — turn it off in Settings if you'd rather it didn't. It only makes a difference on Android 14 and newer; older versions already blocked that swipe.
• No database changes: alarms, reminders, timers and history are untouched. Backup files gain three new settings values, and backups from earlier versions restore exactly as before.