Alarmy. It's available on both Android and iOS. I paid for Alarmy Pro back before they went to a subscription model, so I have the premium features. Source: 6 months ago

Alarmy: An alarm clock app for iOS & Android with a twist — you have to complete "missions" in order to turn it off. Started in South Korea 🇰🇷 they've had over 65 million downloads worldwide. Revenue: $11.21M 💰 3-year growth rate: 292.6% 📈. Source: 12 months ago

Probably a stupid idea, but I'm unsure as to how your medical condition fully works and if you've tried / heard of this one yet: Alarmy, it's an alarm app with a bit of a twist, if enabled, it forces you to either get up or use your brain, either by having you make a picture of a completely random item like a microwave, or use your brain to either do math or remember a sequence and typing it in again, there are a... Source: over 1 year ago

Yes - I use an app called Alarmy (https://alar.my/) for a barcode scanner alarm! You have to scan a barcode using your phone to turn the alarm off. Source: over 1 year ago

I use this app called Alarmy. It’s the only thing that has me get up. To turn off the alarm, you have to complete a “mission”. The best/most reliable mission I’ve been able to use has been the barcode reader. I set the alarm to be disabled by needing to scan a shampoo bottle. While I’m in the bathroom I turn on the shower and boom, I’m getting ready. They have a membership but it’s not needed for the feature I... Source: over 1 year ago

You're probably thinking of https://playphrase.me/. Source: 12 months ago

Also, I found out recently about playphrase.me which is a website where you can type a sentence (or part of) and you get a few scenes where it was used on television/movies. Source: 12 months ago

l use Obsidian for vocabulary learning. In some notes I add video clips from movies to add context to a vocabulary word. The movie clips are taken from a website like https://playphrase.me. Source: over 1 year ago

There's a website https://playphrase.me which can immediately find clips from movies based on any phrase you type, so my quest solution must exist somewhere. But is there an AI that knows transcripts from lots movies and give legitimate answers if you ask it questions? Or even just an AI that you can feed an entire script to and then get accurate answers to questions that you ask about dialogue? Source: over 1 year ago

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has successfully used PlayPhrase.me for their class? How did you use it? Source: almost 2 years ago