Plan your rhythm.
Reusable templates, repeating rotations and quick batches. Change an individual shift when life changes.
Your shifts, your hours, your next day off. A calmer way to see it all on iPhone and iPad.
No app account. No advertising. Your calendar stays with you.
Help & supportA rhythm that works for you.
Reusable templates, repeating rotations and quick batches. Change an individual shift when life changes.
Keep planned and actual work separate. Review gross estimates using your own rates and overtime rules.
Local calendars, optional reminders, widgets, shareable schedules and password-protected backups.
Tap + on Calendar. Choose the date, title, start and end times, then save. Use Templates for shifts you repeat, Add to several dates for a batch, or Rotations for an ongoing cycle. Overnight shifts finish on the following date.
No app account is required. Your calendar, calculations and saved files work locally. An internet connection and your Apple Account are needed to start the trial, purchase lifetime access or restore purchases.
Start a free 14-day trial through the App Store. There is no automatic charge and no subscription. When it ends, a one-time purchase unlocks continued editing. Your saved calendar, backup, export and deletion remain available without unlocking. The App Store shows the price for your region before purchase.
Open Settings → Trial & lifetime unlock → Restore purchases using the Apple Account that made the purchase. Restoring a trial keeps its original start date. Purchases and calendar backups are separate: restoring a purchase does not bring back your shift records.
In Settings → Backup & restore, create a full backup and save it somewhere you control. On the other device, choose Restore from a backup, select the file and review its contents. Restoring replaces that device’s current app data after saving a local recovery copy. Use a separate exported backup to keep both calendars.
Password-protected backups need the original password. The developer cannot recover a forgotten password or retrieve a lost local calendar.
Choose Settings → Export & share. A calendar snapshot can be imported by another Shift Calendar user. PDF and ICS files can be shared with other apps. Shared snapshots are read-only and do not sync automatically; export and import a newer file to update them. Pay, employers and locations are excluded from shared schedules; private notes are included only if you choose them.
The app estimates gross pay from your recorded work and configured rules. It does not calculate tax, deductions, net pay or statutory entitlement. Confirm completed work, check the full overtime week and compare gross with gross. Clearly labelled manual adjustments can represent allowances or contract rules the calculator does not support.
Yes. Open Pay → Payslips, import a readable PDF up to 10 MB and choose its job and pay period. Add a title or notes, reopen it, export it or remove it. On a wide iPad, the PDF appears beside the calculation; on iPhone, switch between PDF and Calculation. Compare the figures yourself: the app does not interpret PDFs automatically.
Saved PDFs stay locally and are included in full backups. Backups containing PDFs need build 3 or later. Deleting a local copy does not remove the original from Files or any backup you exported.
Reminders depend on iOS notification permissions, Focus and sound settings. They are not guaranteed wake-up alarms. The app schedules the next 60 reminders and refreshes them when you open it. Open Settings → Reminders to check permissions and refresh the schedule.
Open Settings → Delete all local data. This removes records, app widget data and scheduled app reminders. Files and calendar events exported elsewhere must be removed there separately. Deleting app data does not remove App Store purchase history.
Email us with the app version, iOS version, device model and the steps that caused the problem. Please include only the information needed to help; avoid sending private shift notes, pay statements, passwords or backup files.
Email Shift Calendar supportYou can also report a problem or suggest an idea on GitHub. GitHub reports are public: leave out personal information and work records.
During TestFlight testing, you can also send feedback through Apple’s TestFlight app.