AfterShift: Sleep & Shift Work has limited verification signals. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for AfterShift is 55 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Name: AfterShift: Sleep & Shift Work
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

AfterShift: Sleep & Shift Work

Antti Aittamaa

💪 Health & Fitness

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AfterShift: Sleep & Shift Work has limited verification signals. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for AfterShift is 55/100.

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Better than most for shifts

I like a lot of features in this app, including the ability to set a custom schedule without a set rotation that includes days, swings, nights. I like that it connects to Apple health. My concern is it looking at it, imported data from health kit, the app is falsely attributing periods of sleep as naps, making it look like I have interrupted sleep. It seems a little glitchy on how it reports data imported from Apple health, hoping developers can fix this bug.

IDontWantToThankYouSiri

12 days ago

Response from developer

Hey, thanks for feedback. I will look more carefully on the health data sync, and it will be fixed on the upcoming release.

Seems like an old app

Won’t let me connect to Apple health which shows how out dated it is.

14678388388534842748

4 months ago

Response from developer

Update: fix is live in the latest version. You can now connect Apple Health anytime from Settings, even if you skipped it during onboarding. That missing reconnection path was the actual root cause — you were right to flag it, and you caught something I genuinely would have missed without the push. The app is actively maintained (solo dev here, shipping regularly). If you'd like to give AfterShift another shot, the Health connection should now work cleanly. Either way, thanks for the honest signal — this is exactly how small apps get better.Thanks for flagging this — you were right, and you actually caught a bigger issue than I realized at first. Turns out the problem isn't that Apple Health is broken — it's that if you skip the connection during onboarding, there's no way to re-enable it afterward. That's a genuinely bad design on my part, and you found it. The fix is already underway: adding a clear "Connect Apple Health" option to Settings so you can enable it anytime, plus better empty states that make it obvious what you're missing. Shipping in the next update. The app isn't outdated — but I can see why it felt that way from your experience. Thanks for the signal, and I'll reply again here when the fix is live so you can give it another shot if you'd like.