Before you start.

A planning tool for rotating, night, and mixed shifts. It keeps the roster, the real clocked hours, a simple plan for that kind of day, and a private link for the person at home.

No. They are the same product. The website is shyftlyn.com. The Android app opens that live site, so you learn it once.

The pages you are reading are free. The working app opens after Premium: $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year. That includes the roster, the clock, Care Circle, and the PDF record.

Yes. A routine can mix 12-hour days, 12-hour nights, a 24-hour stretch, and one, two, or four days off. Set it in setup, and change it later in You.

No. It counts the time between clock-in and clock-out. The registered shift is the plan. The clock is what you actually did.

If you were already there, tap I started at the beginning. If you already finished, tap I finished on time. Leave the shift open only while you are still at work. Hours are not added until you clock out.

Anything past the registered 12 or 24 hours, and any work on a day that was meant to be off. Schedule shows this month and the last four months.

No. Send the Care link. They can reply, leave a voice note, or join a call. A call stays up only while both screens are open. It is not an emergency service.

No. Sleep, caffeine, meals, and the next steps follow fixed rules for that kind of shift. Speak only turns your voice into text.

Open You. Sign out is the button under your name.

On sign-in, tap Forgot password. The link lasts one hour. Tap Show to read a password while you type it. If the email does not arrive, write to [email protected] from the same address.

No. The PDF is your own planning record. Shyftlyn is not a medical device, not a wage statement, and not an emergency alarm.