Wake your PC. Wake yourself. Start the day.
Set one alarm or a repeating series, use WakeClock sounds or your own recording, and sync it to Windows so supported PCs can wake and ring even with the browser closed.
*Wake from hibernate depends on Windows power policy and hardware support. Full shutdown requires BIOS/UEFI RTC scheduled power-on support.
Checks available sleep states, active wake timers, WakeClock tasks, wake-capable devices, BIOS identification, and battery telemetry.
Verifies WakeClock tasks and wake timers, checks battery level, then lets you deliberately choose sleep or hibernate.
Cold-boot alarms remain firmware-specific. Use the diagnostic report to identify your laptop model, then check UEFI/BIOS for RTC or scheduled power-on support.
BIOS / UEFI REQUIREDWakeClock 1.1 Public Beta uses three layers: the browser control center, the local Windows companion, and OS-level scheduled tasks with WakeToRun. Automatic sync and verification reduce the chance that browser and Windows schedules silently diverge.