Ten at night to six the following morning — prefilled so the web timer can follow a day that crosses midnight.
This page prefills a start and end time for the browser timer. It does not plan a roster. Rotating weeks, several shift kinds, and a calendar that repeats on its own are in the iOS app.
| Unpaid break | Per day | Per week |
|---|---|---|
| None | 8h | 40h |
| 30 min | 7.5h | 37.5h |
| 60 min | 7h | 35h |
A night stretch is the case where a naive countdown breaks: the finishing time is earlier on the clock than the starting time, so subtracting one from the other gives a negative number.
The web timer reads an end that is earlier than its start as one that crosses midnight. Opening it at one in the morning shows five hours left of the stretch that began the previous evening, rather than twenty-nine hours until tonight's.
The same handling applies to any overnight pair, not just ten to six — set your own hours on the home page and the interval is anchored the same way. What the browser will not do is keep several overnight patterns in a rotating calendar.
Use this page when today's only question is 22:00–06:00. Use iOS when nights, days and rest days have to take turns.