First ThingWho it's for › Early flights and travel
Early flight? The alarm's worked out.
How early is early enough? First Thing counts back from your flight: two hours at the airport, the trip there and the time you take to get ready. Then it moves tonight's bedtime earlier to match.
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Sound familiar?
3:50 or 4:20?
Working out the airport maths at midnight, then not trusting it.
Three alarms, just in case.
And still lying awake waiting for the first one.
The flight home messes up the week.
Landing late, then a normal Monday.
Keep your calendar up to date. First Thing does the rest.
Book the flight, add it to your calendar, and that's it. First Thing works out the alarm with two hours at the airport, and moves tonight's bedtime earlier.
Flights move the alarm on the free version. With Pro, it also checks the trip to the airport in the morning.
How First Thing handles travel days
An earlier night before
Bedtime moves earlier for an early start, by up to an hour, so you're not starting the trip on four hours.
FreeThe trip checked live
With Pro, it checks the journey to the airport in the morning and wakes you earlier if it's slow.
ProJet lag and time zones
It handles clock changes and time zones, and helps you shift your sleep when you land.
FreeA trip, planned.
An early flight out, a late one home, and the week back to normal.
Questions
What time should I wake up for a 7am flight?
For a flight at 7:00, aim to be at the airport by 5:00. Take off the trip there and the time you need to get ready: with a 40-minute drive and 20 minutes to get ready, that's 4:00.
Does First Thing read flights from my calendar?
Yes. A flight in your calendar sets the alarm for that morning, with two hours at the airport.
Is the travel feature free?
Yes. Flights and travel days are free. Pro adds a live check of the journey in the morning.
Can I change the two hours?
Yes. Tap the airport time on the morning and set it just for this trip or every flight.
Sleep, then catch the flight.
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