The Next Shift Widget
The calendar widget for shift workers (free on iOS)
The Next Shift Widget launched on January 18, 2025 with 9 votes, #2,006 of 6,141 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
A modern calendar widget for your iPhone home screen. Designed for shift workers or anyone who wants a better work calendar widget. It's free and available now on the App Store.
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Utilities Developer Made by Nick LLC Language EN English Size 897 KB iPhone, iPad The calendar widget for shift workers. Keep track of your upcoming shifts from your home screen! A better calendar widget designed for everyone! Used by shift workers, including hospital staff and other healthcare workers. Free forever. No ads forever. No data collected. Features: - Syncs with Apple Calendar app - Select individual or multiple calendars - Correct handling of night shifts compared to the default app - Light mode and dark mode styling - Style variant - Color matches your calendar more New features including: dark mode, count on medium widget showing shifts completed out of the total in the…from apps.apple.com
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