Switch off after a late shift so you can actually sleep

You get in from a late shift buzzing and lie awake till 3am. Get a wind-down that fits your shifts, with a short version for the worst nights.

Updated 17 Oct 2026

The problem

After a late or busy shift your body's home but your head's still at work, so you scroll, snack and lie awake, then dread the next shift.

You get in from a late shift buzzing and lie awake till 3am. Get a wind-down that fits your shifts, with a short version for the worst nights.

Help me switch off after work so I can sleep.

My shift pattern: [e.g. lates 2pm–10.30pm, four days a week]
What time I get in: [e.g. 11pm]

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You get in from a late shift buzzing and lie awake till 3am. Get a wind-down that fits your shifts, with a short version for the worst nights.

Help me switch off after work so I can sleep.

My shift pattern: [e.g. lates 2pm–10.30pm, four days a week]
What time I get in: [e.g. 11pm]

The full prompt is free – sign up in 10 seconds

No password needed. We email you a sign-in link.

You get in from a late shift buzzing and lie awake till 3am. Get a wind-down that fits your shifts, with a short version for the worst nights.

You type your shift times, what you do when you get in and what keeps you awake.

The assistant asks about caffeine, screens and who else is in the house.

You get a timed wind-down from the door to bed, a worst-night version and a plan for days off.

Use Claude to switch off after a late shift so you can actually sleep

You get in from a late shift buzzing and lie awake till 3am. Get a wind-down that fits your shifts, with a short version for the worst nights.

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