Start with the whole picture
Complete a sleep questionnaire and share your Oura, Whoop, or Apple Watch data. Together, we review your shifts, routines, and current sleep patterns.
Sleep coaching for shift workers
You care for everyone else. Let’s make room for your rest. Turn wearable data into practical sleep habits with personal coaching built around nursing and night-shift life.
Habits, not medication. Human support, not another app.
Less guessing. A clearer next step.
Your data + your schedule + a real coach.
What you can expect
A plan shaped around your shifts
One-to-one accountability
Clear coaching-only boundaries
From scores to small changes
Rotating shifts make generic sleep advice hard to follow. We start with your actual schedule, then build habits you can test and adjust.
Complete a sleep questionnaire and share your Oura, Whoop, or Apple Watch data. Together, we review your shifts, routines, and current sleep patterns.
Daily text check-ins help you stay accountable. Track your habits in a shared sheet, with plan adjustments as your schedule changes.
A weekly 20-minute video call gives us space to troubleshoot what’s difficult and keep what’s working.
Your monthly progress report brings together wearable trends and your own observations, with clear priorities for the month ahead.
Simple monthly support
Personal coaching through texts, video calls, and a shared tracking sheet. Bring the wearable you already use; there’s no custom app to learn.
Coaching supports everyday habits. It does not diagnose or treat sleep disorders, replace medical care, or guarantee a particular sleep score.
Monthly sleep coaching
$149/ month
A clear plan, with someone in your corner.
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Your next shift starts with you
You don’t need another score to chase. You need a practical next step, and someone to help you follow through.
Shiftniq provides non-medical sleep coaching only. Suspected sleep apnea, persistent insomnia, and medication questions should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional. Wearable estimates are not a diagnosis.