Shift HabitA night shift changes the demands.
Work may ask you to stay awake when your body expects sleep. Night and rotating shifts can disrupt the usual sleep–wake pattern.
For life around a changing roster
Different shifts.
A routine that
moves with you.
Day shift. Night shift. A well-earned day off. Shift Habit is being built to help you plan small routines around the week you actually work.
Help shape what comes next.
Join for development updates and news about testing.
Your day. Your display.In development
A week can change shape.
Your routines can too.
- Day
- Night
- Rest
- Flexible
Inside the real app
There’s more to a routine
than the roster.
Explore seven screens from the development build. Switch between light and dark captures to find the view that feels like you.
01 / 07 · Start with the day you are actually working
One view for this shift.
The Today screen brings your active shift, day boundary and relevant habits together. The sample build shows completion for the current day without assuming that it ends at midnight.
- Active shift and progress in one place
- Habit cards with a weekly view
- Your chosen day rollover stays visible
Actual development captures · Sample data
Screens and features may change before release.
The body clock behind the routine
Your roster can change.
Your body clock needs time.
Circadian rhythms are roughly 24-hour patterns in your body, including the cycle of sleep and wakefulness. Light and darkness are their strongest outside cues.
≈24hour body clock
DaylightDarkness
One body clock. Changing demands.
Make room for different days.
Shift Habit lets you organise habits by shift and choose when your tracking day rolls over. A habit logged after midnight can still belong to your previous waking day.
Choose the display that fits.
Use light, dark or system appearance. The app’s adaptive option follows your active shift: dark for Night, light for other shifts.
Shift Habit supports planning and tracking. It does not measure or reset your body clock, and dark mode does not guarantee better sleep.
Read the science: NIH: Circadian rhythmsCDC/NIOSH: Shift work and sleep
Built around the way you work
Small routines.
Different kinds of days.
Whether you work in healthcare, hospitality, transport, security or another role with changing hours, we want to understand what makes your routine easier to keep.
Keep shifts in view.
A day shift and the first day off after nights can call for different plans.
Choose what fits.
Everyday habits, shift-specific routines and weekly targets give you different ways to plan.
Help shape the build.
Tell us what gets in the way and which screens or features would be useful to you.
Can I download Shift Habit now?
Shift Habit is still in development. We have not announced a public release date. Joining the waitlist lets you hear about progress and future testing opportunities.
Are these real app screens?
Yes. The tour uses captures from our development app, including a simulator with sample data. Empty charts and test labels are part of that preview. They are not customer results.
Is it for iPhone or Android?
The current preview is from an iPhone development build. Tell us which phone you use in the optional waitlist questions. We have not announced Android availability.
What will you do with my email and feedback?
We’ll use your email for Shift Habit development updates and news about testing, and your optional answers to guide product research. We do not publish your address or sell the list. See the waitlist privacy notice.
Will joining cost anything?
Joining this waitlist is free and does not commit you to a purchase. Product pricing and final plans have not been announced.
Can I leave the waitlist?
Yes. Use the unsubscribe link in a Shift Habit email or email jorgevidvorik@gmail.com from the address you used to sign up.
A better fit starts with your experience
What would make your
next shift a little easier?
Join the waitlist, then tell us what matters to you.
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