Is Alarm1000.com a perfect free alarm for Protocol 1000 and other MMS protocols?

alarm1000.com - in english and spanish.
You can export language file / translate / import as new language.

Sounds perfect for the MMS Protocol 1000 and other protocols.

Their default landing page is 8 alarms per day with 1 hour intervals, with a goal of three weeks. Exactly like the Protocol 1000.

You can easily customize intervals and amount of alarms, sound, language, etc and then save your "tweaks" as a brand new HTML, where your changes becomes the new default. Imagine other_protocols.html.

You can brand it as your own app. Add your own logo, change the header name, etc. MIT license.

It works 100% offline. The pitch:

Alarm1000 — Hydration Made Simple

Forget complicated apps, subscriptions, and endless notifications. Alarm1000 is a clean, open-source hydration reminder that does one thing perfectly: it helps you drink water regularly.

Why It Stands Out:
- No nonsense: No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no subscriptions.
- Offline-first: Works anywhere, even without internet or signal.
- Open source: The HTML file IS the code. MIT licensed, free forever.

Features You’ll Love:
- Custom schedules: every 30, 60, or 90 minutes, workdays only, or your own routine.
- Flexible alerts: choose sounds (chimes, gongs, waves, bowls), upload audio, or stream radio.
- Visual mode: silent screen flash for offices, libraries, or late nights.
- Personalization: save your customized version as a new file and share it with friends, teams, or gyms.

Privacy First:
- Your sip logs stay on your device.
- No servers, no analytics, no data collection.

Philosophy:
Hydration shouldn’t cost money or compromise privacy. Alarm1000 proves that a simple, useful tool can be free, transparent, and yours to keep.

Try It Today:
- English: alarm1000.com
- Spanish: alarma1000.com

Alarm1000 — Free. Yours. Done.

Best download your copy of that html while the license is still MIT.