It’s no secret that the iPhone’s native Clock app is very handy as an alarm platform. Whether you use it to wake up every morning, or you set alarms throughout the day to remind you to do what you need to do, ensuring that you set the alarm at the right moment will be critical to your timeliness.
iOS developer P2KDev gets this, and that’s why they made a free jailbreak tweak called PMConfirm, which quite simply forces the Clock app to confirm alarms with you if you had PM selected instead of AM when creating the alarm.
This is a handy jailbreak tweak for several reasons, but perhaps the most obvious is ensuring that you don’t miss an important time by accidentally configuring a morning alarm with the PM tag, as this would cause a 12-hour lapse in your alarm alerting you.
As you can see in the screenshot example above, when the prompt appears, users can either choose to disregard it or to go back and set AM. If you choose to go back, the tweak will automatically select AM before you re-confirm the alarm, which is a helpful feature to ensure you don’t accidentally set the alarm for the wrong time a second time in a row.
PMConfirm doesn’t have any options to configure, and it doesn’t need any because it’s so perfect in its implementation. It works from the moment you install it and will continue working until you uninstall the tweak.
If you’re interested in giving PMConfirm a try, then you can download it for free from P2KDev’s personal repository via your favorite package manager app. The tweak supports jailbroken iOS 15 and 16 devices and is open source on the developer’s GitHub page for anyone who wants to learn more about how it works.
Not using P2KDev’s personal repository yet? No problem. You can add it to your package manager app using the URL below to get started with it for the first time:
https://p2kdev.github.io/repo/
Are you making use the PMConfirm jailbreak tweak, or are you already confident in your unwavering ability to set alarms without error? Tell us your thoughts in the comments section down below.