Apple Watch app
Your next shift on the watch face, plus clock in and out from your wrist — synced to your phone.
What we're considering, building and shipping. Everything here comes from people who work shifts — open the app to upvote what you want most.
Being built right now.
Your next shift on the watch face, plus clock in and out from your wrist — synced to your phone.
Widgets on your home screen and lock screen. Currently making improvements.
A "working today" list of coworkers, built only from your own schedule.
Committed — coming soon.
Use ShiftPilot in Spanish — with more languages to follow.
Bring ShiftPilot to Android phones.
Weighing it up. Your votes decide.
Give family a private link to your shifts so they know when you're working — revocable anytime. Currently already available by using Calendar Export.
Enter what you were actually paid and we'll flag it against your logged hours — so a short paycheck doesn't slip by.
Factor in your commute so the reminder tells you when to leave, not just when the shift starts.
Warn you when two jobs schedule overlapping shifts, so a clash never reaches the day you're on.
Set a weekly or monthly earnings target and watch your scheduled pay climb toward it.
Live in the app today.
A real alarm that rings through silent mode and Focus, so you never sleep through an open.
Your current shift on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, counting down to when you clock out.
Forward your schedule email once — new shifts appear on their own, no typing.
A reminder before every shift so one never sneaks up on you again.
Build a fixed rotation — 4-on-4-off, Pitman, DuPont, or your own — and it fills the calendar for you.
Track your paid-time-off balance so it agrees with payroll, anchored to a recent pay stub.
Overtime, night and weekend differentials, unpaid breaks, and tip-out estimates — per job.
Pick your line of work and get sensible defaults and wording — nursing, warehouse, retail, care, not just hospitality.
Subscribe to your shifts as a live, read-only calendar feed in Apple, Google, or Outlook Calendar.
No schedule email? Photograph the posted schedule and it reads the shifts off it — including picking your name out of a multi-person roster, and noting who you're working with.
Clock in and out to log the hours you actually worked, breaks subtracted — then compare them against what you were scheduled.
Ask Siri when your next shift is, or how many hours you work this week.
Download a CSV or PDF of your hours and pay — for taxes, or for disputing a paycheck.
Vote on what we build next, right here — the more votes an idea gets, the sooner it ships.
Have an idea that isn't here? Every request sent from inside the app is read by a human, and the good ones land on this board. Nothing you write is ever shown publicly — only a short summary we write ourselves.