IPhone Calendar Snooze App

Does anyone know of an app where I can snooze the calendar alarm that pops up on my iPhone instead of openning the calendar event and changing the alarm time? It really surprises me that this is not built in. TIA

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Very good idea for the calendar app. It would be nice.

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