Where Does the Alarmy App Store Data?
Alarmy keeps alarms and mission state in private storage on Android and iOS under the odd sleepIfUCan ID.
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Alarmy alarm clock runs under the oddly named sleepIfUCan package on Android with a matching iOS build. The name does not contain Alarmy. Many users search for the wrong string and find nothing. Private storage holds alarms plus mission state for the verified package. The odd string is correct even though it looks unrelated.
Alarms without an account stay local only. They remain on the old phone. Log into the same account where used to keep access. The iOS bundle stays unverified, so quote App Store ID 1163786766 to support. That numeric ID avoids confusion. Recreate missions on the new phone after reinstall. Ringtones download again as needed.
Where Alarmy stores this, by platform
/data/data/droom.sleepIfUCan
Private alarms and mission state for the verified sleepIfUCan package. The odd string is correct.
/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/<guid>/Documents
GUID container for Alarmy (App Store ID 1163786766). Bundle unverified; quote the numeric ID.
Frequently asked questions
Do Alarmy alarms transfer phones?
Log into the same account where used. Otherwise alarms stay local and do not appear on the new phone. Recreate missions on the new phone by hand. Ringtones download again after sign in. Open each alarm and confirm the settings before you rely on it.
What is the exact Alarmy package name?
The verified Android ID is droom.sleepIfUCan, not an alarmy string. The odd string is correct. Quote the full sleepIfUCan string when searching storage or support docs. Short guesses match nothing on the device. Copy the full ID exactly to get valid results.
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