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The iPhone stack for
shift workers.
Most sleep apps measure you against a 9-to-5. If you rotate shifts, work nights, or sleep in pieces, they count your sleep in the wrong window and hold you to targets that don't fit your week. AfterShift starts from your roster instead, and three more apps fill in around it.
What's the problem with most "sleep apps" for shift workers?
They assume sleep happens once a day, at night, in one block, and they count it from midnight to midnight. You nap before a night shift, sleep in two pieces after one, and your "day" starts whenever your last shift ended. A tracker built on the 9-to-5 splits that sleep across two dates, so one good sleep can look like two short nights.
AfterShift measures the window between your shifts instead, and the other three apps take care of the things that slip when your hours move: reading your recovery, planning the day you're awake for, and remembering the bills.
The stack
Four private apps that work together
Use them together or on their own. All four come from Lagerland Apps, a one-person, privacy-first studio in Finland. None of them asks you to create an account, and none sends your data to us.
How do these apps work together for shift workers?
Questions
FAQ
What is the best sleep app for shift workers on iPhone?
How do I track my recovery as a night-shift nurse?
Are these apps free?
Will these apps work if I change shift patterns?
Do these apps sync to Apple Watch?
Ready?
Start with AfterShift
Enter your rotation once and AfterShift fills the next 8 weeks. Add the other apps when you want them.
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