Night Life: FlowTrip

The carriage lights dim somewhere past midnight, the wheels settle into their rhythm, and the only thing between you and a good night's sleep is the question of whether the passport, the earplugs and the warm socks are where you think they are. NightLifeFlowTrip was made for exactly that hour — for travellers who ride long-distance night and sleeper and want to arrive rested rather than rattled. It is a single place to plan each ride, pack for the berth and weather you will actually face, set gentle alarms for the stops that break the night, and look back on how you slept. The kind of berth you booked, the climate outside the window, and the border checks and water stops that happen while everyone else is asleep. • Trips hub — every ride sits in one of three places, Upcoming, On Completed, on a card that shows the route, the dates, the number of nights, the berth type, the climate tag and whether it is Planned, Packed, Rolling or Logged. • A four-step new-trip flow — route and dates first, then Sleeper, Couchette or Reclining Seat, then Frost Run, Mild Run or Heat Run, and finally any border checks or water stops with their times. • A packing checklist that builds itself — the berth and climate you picked decide which kit is used; tick items off, add your own, remove what you never carry, and watch the "packed X of Y" bar fill. • Wake Me For — each stop you entered can ring a local reminder ten minutes before it arrives, so a night-time document check never finds you half asleep and unprepared. • A sleep log for every night — one to five stars, the disturbances that got in the way (noise, a border check, temperature, a bumpy stretch of track, a roommate) and a short note. Marking a trip complete opens it straight away. • Night Log — your run of calm nights in a row, a sleeper level that grows from Light Sleeper through Napper and Deep Dreamer to Night Owl Master, sleep scores across four weeks, three months, a year or all time, totals for trips and nights, and the disturbance that bothers you most. • Twelve pins to collect — from First Night Aboard and Border Crosser to Century of Nights and Night Owl Elite, each locked pin telling you exactly what it takes. • Ask the Conductor — an assistant for comfort, packing and on-board etiquette that can take one of your trips into account, with clear messages when there is no connection or the service asks you to wait. • Packing Templates — a library of kits for every berth and climate pairing, with filters and search, ready to become the checklist of a current trip or the default for every new ride of that berth type. There is no account to create and no one watching: trips, checklists, sleep notes and conversations stay on your phone, and the Conductor sends a question only after you have agreed to it. Reminders are scheduled by your device alone. If there is a long overnight somewhere in your plans this season, bring NightLifeFlowTrip along and let it hold the small details while you sleep. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/