MultiAlarm | set multiple timer and clock alarms

MultiAlarm is a C++ library typically used in Internet of Things (IoT) applications. MultiAlarm has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

MultiAlarm is a tool to set multiple timer and clock alarms with system tray and desktop notification widgets. Timer alarms can be set to loop, are limited to 24 hours and can be stopped, restarted and reconfigured. Timer alarms are permanently stored until deleted by the user. Clock alarms can’t be stopped (obviously) and are deleted automatically once they expire, and can be set for any future date and time but not reconfigured. If a clock alarm hasn’t expired it starts automatically on every program execution. The tray icon, desktop widget and keyboard lights for notifications are optional for every alarm. The keyboard lights are only available for setups with Logitech RGB Gaming keyboards and only the first row of keys are used (F1 to Pause keys). When multiple alarms are active the lights of the keyboard will alternate with the state of each alarm. The desktop widget is always on top but it’s transparent to user interaction (you can click through it to the windows below). There is no limit in the number of alarms or their state, all can be running at the same time with their own different notification options and alarm sounds.