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Reports and exports compared
All three produce something. They are three different documents, for three different arguments.
| Feature | Supershift | My Shift Planner | BlueShifts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hours report | Earnings, hours per shift type, overtime, shift counts | Work time reports with summaries | Not stated |
| Timesheet to submit | Not stated | Timesheets you can download, submit, and comment on | No |
| Leave balances | Shift counts including vacation and sick | Annual leave tracking with allowances | No — no leave balances |
| Export the schedule | Exporting files, on Pro | Download and email reports | Not stated |
| Off-duty record | Not stated | Not stated | A PDF of your off-duty work, by employer |
BlueShifts. Plan Your Year. Own Your Time.
The shift calendar built for your rotation, off-duty work, and life on and off the clock.
Everything below is on your phone in a couple of minutes: the rotation, the off-duty work, and what it earned you.
Where they win
My Shift Planner produces a timesheet you can download and send to a manager with comments on it, and it tracks an annual leave allowance down to the balance. Supershift produces the report that tells you whether your cheque is right. BlueShifts does neither of those, and if that is the document you need, it is the wrong app.
The document this one produces
A record of your off-duty work: which employer, what hours, what it paid, what it cost you in miles, and whether the money arrived. That is the paper you want at tax time, or when a detail from four months ago has not been paid and somebody wants the specifics.
From the Supershift and My Shift Planner App Store listings, their Google Play listings, and My Shift Planner's own FAQ and support pages, read 6 September 2026. Where a listing does not mention something, this page says not stated rather than no.
Built for one job
Your rotation, your off-duty jobs, your pay and miles — kept on your phone.
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