Web alarm clock for 1:45 a.m.
You have just woken at 1:45 am, while the roadside bakery is still dark and the oven has yet to be lit. Set this alarm so you can leave the bed, gather yourself, and start the fire before 2:00 am. Those 15 minutes are enough for a quiet transition from sleep to the first baking task.
Before relying on the alarm for lighting the oven, check whether your phone is set to silent mode and raise its media volume to a level you can hear. Use the on-screen test if available, then keep the browser running nearby. If the page is closed or the phone goes to sleep, the oven alarm may never sound, leaving the fire unstarted when the early dough is ready.
Once the oven is drawing properly, avoid turning the rest of the night into a full waking period. Keep the bakery lights low where safe, prepare only what the first batch requires, and return to bed promptly if another worker can watch the fire. A second alarm for your next duty can protect the sleep remaining after 1:45 am without making you repeatedly check the clock.