I've had to create my own KWGT to achieve this so having it built in would be great.
herbsn
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Mar 17
Please add this, current priority is way too low (low priority). Thx 😉
rejoicing6539
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Jul 20, 2025
Must have!
Deluxe
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Nov 18, 2025
Please add this
Ploonet
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Feb 25
I really miss this from my previous launchers. It was an easy way to see if my next alarm was properly configured, and a fast option to open the alarm app
Gurdarshan Singh
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Apr 21, 2025
Yup i like that idea
Tobi
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Jun 22, 2025
Must have! Next alarm is such an important info
Tareq
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Jul 10, 2025
a really great idea and a very useful feature. would love to see it in the future
Fred F
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Oct 6
I have to say that I find it quite baffling that such a basic and useful feature is still missing from Niagara.
Showing the next scheduled alarm seems like an obvious fit for Niagara's philosophy: it's simple, useful, glanceable information that you need on a daily basis, without having to open an app or interact with anything.
What is the current status of this? This has been requested for years and it's one of the most requested features. Yet it still seems to be missing from Niagara's clock widget. Virtually every clock widget I've used offers some way of displaying the next alarm - so why doesn't Niagara's own clock widget?
And yes, I know that I can replace the clock with a third-party widget. But that rather misses the point. One of the main reasons to use Niagara is its clean, cohesive design. Having to install a third-party clock widget just to get something as basic as the next alarm displayed on the home screen feels unnecessarily clunky.
Honestly, I find it quite absurd that a feature this basic isn't available yet - especially in a launcher that puts so much emphasis on showing useful information at a glance.
At the very least, please consider making the next alarm an optional piece of information in the Niagara clock. It would be simple, unobtrusive, and genuinely useful.
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Stewart Souter
Apr 16, 2025
I've had to create my own KWGT to achieve this so having it built in would be great.
herbsn
Mar 17
Please add this, current priority is way too low (low priority). Thx 😉
rejoicing6539
Jul 20, 2025
Must have!
Deluxe
Nov 18, 2025
Please add this
Ploonet
Feb 25
I really miss this from my previous launchers. It was an easy way to see if my next alarm was properly configured, and a fast option to open the alarm app
Gurdarshan Singh
Apr 21, 2025
Yup i like that idea
Tobi
Jun 22, 2025
Must have! Next alarm is such an important info
Tareq
Jul 10, 2025
a really great idea and a very useful feature. would love to see it in the future
Fred F
Oct 6
I have to say that I find it quite baffling that such a basic and useful feature is still missing from Niagara.
Showing the next scheduled alarm seems like an obvious fit for Niagara's philosophy: it's simple, useful, glanceable information that you need on a daily basis, without having to open an app or interact with anything.
What is the current status of this? This has been requested for years and it's one of the most requested features. Yet it still seems to be missing from Niagara's clock widget. Virtually every clock widget I've used offers some way of displaying the next alarm - so why doesn't Niagara's own clock widget?
And yes, I know that I can replace the clock with a third-party widget. But that rather misses the point. One of the main reasons to use Niagara is its clean, cohesive design. Having to install a third-party clock widget just to get something as basic as the next alarm displayed on the home screen feels unnecessarily clunky.
Honestly, I find it quite absurd that a feature this basic isn't available yet - especially in a launcher that puts so much emphasis on showing useful information at a glance.
At the very least, please consider making the next alarm an optional piece of information in the Niagara clock. It would be simple, unobtrusive, and genuinely useful.
Pablo Bonsignori
Nov 11, 2025
•Merged request
•1 vote
Alarm clock
You should add an alarm to the Niagara widget. It's absurd if you don't find it essential.