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Terms of Service

Effective 5 August 2026. These terms cover ShiftRitual's personal scheduling scope and coming-soon release status.

Last updated: August 2026

Agreement and purpose

By downloading or using ShiftRitual, you agree to these terms and Apple's applicable licensed-application terms. ShiftRitual helps individuals keep a personal copy of their shifts and attach private routines to them.

Important boundaries

ShiftRitual is not an employer roster, authoritative time clock, payroll record, emergency service, or medical, sleep, nutrition, or fatigue-advice product.

You are responsible for verifying important work times against your employer's authoritative roster. Notifications and alarms are conveniences and are not guaranteed to arrive at a particular time.

Free version and lifetime purchase

The permanent free version includes one active roster, two active routines, up to five steps per routine, and four weeks of planning. A non-consumable US$29.99 lifetime purchase unlocks multiple rosters, unlimited routines and steps, and repeating roster planning up to 12 months. The App Store presents the final localized price.

Reaching a free capacity limit does not block viewing, editing, reflow, reminders, widgets, history, backup, export, or deletion of existing data.

Your data and exports

You are responsible for the information you enter, device security, and any exports or backups you need. Once you share data with another app, service, person, or storage provider, that destination is outside ShiftRitual's control.

Availability, liability, and contact

The app is provided as available without a promise of uninterrupted or error-free operation. To the extent permitted by law, LumenHunt is not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from use of the app. Nothing in these terms excludes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. Questions can be sent to [email protected].

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ShiftRitual

A private iPhone routine planner that follows changing day, evening, night, on-call, and recovery shifts instead of assuming every day starts at midnight.

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