A closer look
App screenshots
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See your shifts on dates.
See 24 made-up shifts across January 2026, using EARLY, LATE and NIGHT to show your working days.
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Patterns
Build a repeating pattern.
Arrange the same shift types into an eight-day cycle: two EARLY, two LATE, two NIGHT and two rest days.
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Basic Insights
See the hours add up.
Review the January calendar’s totals: 24 eight-hour shifts and 192 paid hours, with a weekly hours chart.
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Pro Pay Period Earnings
How the £181 example adds up
A separate made-up example for 12–18 January 2026: one Early shift on Thursday 15 January, from 07:00 to 15:00, with no unpaid break.
- Base pay: 8 paid hours × £20 = £160.00.
- Weekday enhancement: 8 paid hours × £2 = £16.00.
- Fixed allowance: £5.00 for the shift.
Estimated gross pay: £160 + £16 + £5 = £181.00.
These rates and allowances are illustrative. Estimates are not a payslip or guaranteed pay.
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iPad Calendar
Core local planning on iPad, included in Free. This example uses made-up shifts.
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