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Should be able to change the time of different alarms. Both their time and sound.

Must allow multiple methods to dismiss an alarm (one of them involves using hardware/sensors, one of them involves solving some kinds of puzzles, such as math questions).

When receiving a notification via email, the site should notify you that you missed an alarm next time it is opened.

A world map popup to pick timezones from

Should be able to assign labels (Ex: "Take medication") to alarms.

Must allow multiple devices/computers to “register” to your program. When an alarm goes off, all registered devices will go off.

An alarm getting sent via email will delete that alarm even if it should repeat.

Handle multiple alarms at the same time gracefully

Should be able to set alarms by dragging analog clock hands.

Must build a physical alarm with a digital display and physical buttons to control the alarms with Raspberry Pi

Weekly repeating alarms only go off once, and do not repeat in future weeks.

Minute/hour hands both fidget back and forth continuously when at 0 values.

I am trying to do a project using raspberry pi3 named vehicle monitoring. In that, if a vehicle speed exceeds some limit, the pi must send the message alert and email. I am planning to use a accelerometer to detect acceleration of the vehicle and a microcontroller. Coding language is python. Can anyone send the code and connection details? And also gps tracking. The gps coordinates must be attached to mail. How can i do? I am new to the subject

Should be able to set timezones.

The data visualization graph for "Alarm Events" only gets incremented when an email verification gets sent. Could either be changed to "Email Events", or to include all alarms that have existed to be more clear.

Hour hand rotating for 60h in one day.

Alarm clock only alerts with AM times for alarms. EX: 2AM alarm will go off at 2AM and 2PM, while 2PM alarm will never go off.

The alarms should work after devices/computers are restarted.

Should be able to visualize data usage (e.g., show visualization of the number of alarms go off at different times during a day or a week; number of times snoozes are used, etc.)

Alarms will still go off after being cancelled.

The alarms should work if the program is closed.