Alarm and Notification Permissions
Rouzz uses two separate iOS permissions for reminders. You need the right one for the reminder type you choose.
Alarm permission (AlarmKit)
Required for Alarm reminders — the loud, full-screen alerts that break through Silent Mode.
Granting alarm access
During onboarding, Rouzz asks for alarm permission. You can also enable it in Settings → Privacy & Security → Alarms → Rouzz (wording may vary by iOS version).
Rouzz requires iOS 26 or later because AlarmKit is only available on iOS 26+.
If alarm permission is denied
- The event editor shows "Alarms are off" when you select Alarm as the reminder type.
- You cannot save an event with an alarm until permission is granted.
- Tap the banner to open iOS Settings.
Notification permission
Required for Notification reminders — standard iOS notification banners.
Granting notification access
During onboarding, Rouzz asks for notification permission. Enable it in Settings → Notifications → Rouzz if you skipped or denied it earlier.
If notification permission is denied
- The event editor shows "Notifications are off" when you select Notification.
- You cannot save an event with a notification reminder until permission is granted.
Permission vs reminder type
| Reminder type | Permission needed |
|---|---|
| None | None |
| Notification | Notifications |
| Alarm | Alarms (AlarmKit) |
You can use Rouzz as a calendar viewer without either permission, but reminders will not fire until the matching permission is enabled.
Re-checking after changing Settings
Rouzz re-checks permission status when you return to the app. After enabling a permission in iOS Settings, switch back to Rouzz and try saving the event again.