Talking Alarm Clock: Say Time lets you choose a voice language for every alarm you create on iPhone or iPad. The current App Store listing names ten supported languages, and the language can be selected per alarm rather than being limited to one voice choice for every alarm.
This makes it possible to keep one alarm in English and another in Turkish, German or any other supported language. The app announces the time aloud when the alarm rings, and its voice recordings are stored on the device for offline use.
How do I choose the voice language for an alarm?
- Create a new alarm or open an alarm you want to edit.
- Turn on the app's Announce the Time option for that alarm.
- Open Voice Language and choose one of the supported languages.
- Save the alarm.
The current official screenshot shows both “Announce the Time” and “Voice Language” on the Add Alarm screen. Interface labels can change in later versions, so follow the controls shown in the version installed on your device.
Which spoken languages are available?
The current App Store listing names these ten voice languages:
- English
- Turkish
- German
- French
- Japanese
- Korean
- Dutch
- Polish
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Simplified Chinese
The listing also says the app interface is translated into the same ten languages. Choosing a voice language controls how that alarm speaks the time.
Does each alarm remember its own language?
Yes. The current listing specifically says you can pick a voice language for every alarm you set. That is useful when different alarms serve different people or routines, because one alarm does not have to use the same spoken language as another.
Will spoken time work without internet access?
Yes. The app's recorded voices are stored on the device. According to the current listing, spoken time works without Wi-Fi or mobile data, including in airplane mode.
The listing also states that no account or sign-up is required, there are no ads or tracking, and the App Store privacy section reports that the app does not collect data.
What are the important limits?
The announcement uses five-minute steps. For example, an alarm set for 7:32 announces 7:30 rather than the exact minute. The current listing requires iOS 26 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 26 or later on iPad.
For a broader overview of spoken alarms, timers, snooze, Live Activities and Dynamic Island, read Talking Alarm Clock for iPhone: Hear the Time Aloud.
Frequently asked questions
Can every alarm use a different voice language?
Yes. Talking Alarm Clock lets you choose one of its ten supported voice languages for each alarm you create.
Which languages can announce the time?
The current listing names English, Turkish, German, French, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese and Simplified Chinese.
Does the spoken voice need internet access?
No. Voice recordings are stored on the device, so the time announcement works offline.
Does the alarm announce the exact minute?
No. The app announces time in five-minute steps; an alarm set for 7:32 announces 7:30.
Where can I check the latest requirements?
You can view Talking Alarm Clock: Say Time on the App Store for current screenshots, compatibility and release information.