Effective: August 28, 2026
ClockArmor is an alarm, timer, stopwatch, and wake-challenge app. This policy explains what information ClockArmor processes and how it is used.
Alarm, timer, stopwatch, and settings data. Alarm times, labels, repeat settings, challenge settings, timer information, stopwatch state, and app preferences are stored on your device so ClockArmor can provide its features.
Voice Message text. If you choose the Voice Message feature, the text you enter and the selected voice settings are sent to ClockArmor's server and to ElevenLabs to generate speech audio. The generated audio is returned to your device and stored locally for use as the alarm sound.
Imported music. If you choose My Music, the audio file you select is processed and stored locally on your device for use by the alarm. ClockArmor does not upload your selected music file to its server.
Wake-challenge photos. If you use a photo wake challenge, camera access is used only to capture the reference and challenge images needed for that feature. ClockArmor does not intentionally upload those photos to its server.
ClockArmor uses Vercel to operate its cloud endpoint and ElevenLabs to generate Voice Message audio. These providers may process technical request information such as IP address, request timestamps, and service logs as part of operating and securing their services. ElevenLabs also processes the Voice Message text and selected voice information when speech generation is requested.
Information is used only to provide and maintain ClockArmor features, including scheduling alarms and timers, generating requested Voice Message audio, importing local alarm music, and completing wake challenges. ClockArmor does not sell personal information and does not use Voice Message text for advertising.
Alarm data, imported music, generated Voice Message audio, and wake-challenge data stored by ClockArmor remain on your device until you delete the related alarm/data or remove the app. ClockArmor's backend does not intentionally maintain a user account database or intentionally persist generated Voice Message audio after returning it to the app. Third-party service providers may retain limited service data according to their own policies and legal obligations.
You can avoid cloud processing by using ClockArmor Sounds or My Music instead of Voice Message. You can remove locally stored ClockArmor data by deleting alarms or uninstalling the app. Camera access can be changed at any time in iOS Settings.
ClockArmor is not designed to collect personal information from children and does not provide social networking, public posting, or messaging features.
This policy may be updated as ClockArmor changes. The effective date above will be updated when material changes are made.
For ClockArmor support and privacy questions, visit the ClockArmor Support page.
ClockArmor uses third-party services subject to their own terms and privacy practices, including ElevenLabs and Vercel.