LoveAlarm

LoveAlarm lets you share daily hearts and celebrate the series

LoveAlarm is the official companion experience to the popular TV series and webtoon, and it leans fully into its romantic premise: sending a digital “ring” of affection once every 24 hours. Rather than trying to be a full-fledged social network, it focuses on a single, symbolic interaction that fans of the story will instantly recognize.

After creating your Heart ID, you can share it on social media profiles or directly with friends. Anyone who knows your ID can ring your LoveAlarm, and you can do the same for them. A counter in the main menu tracks how many LoveAlarms you’ve received in total, turning affection into a simple, visible score. It’s playful and light, and ideal for couples, close friends, or fans who want to bring a piece of the show into daily life.

Customization is a pleasant touch. In the settings, you can choose wallpapers featuring art from both the webtoon and the TV adaptation, giving the interface a more personal, fan-centric feel. Event-based badges add a light layer of gamification, rewarding consistent engagement and participation.

However, the beta status shows. The feature set is intentionally minimal, and users looking for chat, timelines, or richer interactions may find it too bare-bones. Occasional glitches and performance hiccups can also disrupt the experience, and the once-per-day limit may feel restrictive if you want to interact more frequently.

Still, for fans of Love Alarm who enjoy the idea of a single, meaningful daily signal of affection, this app captures the spirit of the series in a charming, low-pressure way. It’s best seen as a sentimental companion experience rather than a full social platform.