We give people control
of their circadian rhythms
A future where clock time and
circadian time live side-by-side
By knowing our internal biological time, and being able to control it, we can improve our performance, health and safety. We can minimize jet lag and bring back those lost days. We can reduce the negative effects of shift work. We can prepare to be at our best when needed, even when we would otherwise not be at our physical or mental peak. Soon, we’ll also be able to time our medication better, and prepare our body for medical treatments to improve clinical outcomes. At Timeshifter, we are leading the way in making all of this possible. We are integrating circadian science into our everyday lives.
““With circadian rhythms impacting and orchestrating all of our organs, our brain, and cellular activity, the TIMING of biology will become something we need to measure and manage. Timeshifter is a shining example and a metaphor for the new trend”.”
We made
jet lag history
Our first product is now the most-downloaded and highest-rated jet lag app in the world!
It works!
We’ve demonstrated our ability to translate circadian neuroscience into an app people love and benefit from using.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
4.7 / 5.0
2,000+ 5-star ratings
96.4%
of our users cross
time zones
without
feeling jet lagged
14.1x
increase in very severe
jet lag
when not
following our advice
“Game-changer for
frequent fliers”
"Saves time
and money"
"Indispensable for
business travelers"
“Say goodbye
to jet lag.”
"It might just move the
travel industry forward”
“Tired of jet lag?
This app will help”
“The travel industry’s
new fix for jet lag”
“The science has won
consumers over”
National Sleep Foundation's
2019 SleepTech® Award
Health Magazine's
2020 Sleep Award
A Fast Company 2021
World Changing Idea
Now, we’re also
making shift work
easier and safer
Our second product offers shift workers an entirely new way to optimize their sleep, safety, health, and quality of life.
on helping to change the world."
Astronauts were the first to “timeshift”
One of them is former NASA Astronaut, Mike Massimino, who went on two missions to repair the Hubble Space Telescope.