Two airline crew walking across a wet apron at dusk, towards the sun.

A sleep planner for layovers.

Plan

Enter the layover; CrewRest plans sleep, naps and the caffeine cut-off around the wake-up call.

Alarms

Alarms and reminders are set on the phone and ring at the plan’s times, app open or not.

Privacy

Your sleep scores stay on your phone. Your body-clock answers are only backed up if you say yes.

How it plans

Seven things the plan takes care of.

  1. 01Three plans. Home base time, Freshest on call and Hybrid, side by side. Pick one; switch any time.
  2. 02Sleep. A main sleep, plus short and ultra-short naps where the layover has room.
  3. 03WOCL. The plan knows where your window of circadian low falls on your home body clock, and works around it.
  4. 04Body clock. Your usual bedtime and how easily you shift set how far the plan moves you from home time.
  5. 05Caffeine. A cut-off time before your main sleep and longer naps.
  6. 06Changes. Woke early, or sleepy now? Tell it, and the rest of the layover re-plans.
  7. 07At the hotel. The Captain Brief 15 minutes after you arrive, and a countdown to the call on the lock screen.
CrewRest timeline for a layover, showing sleep and nap blocks against local and home time.Three CrewRest plans for the same layover, side by side.

A planning aid, not a fatigue risk management system or medical advice.