Public release verified November 3, 2026
ShiftSignal is now publicly available on Google Play in the United States. CGH verified the official listing identifies Crawford Group Holdings and offers Install. Play Console confirms version 1.0.2 is active in Production, with managed publishing off and no pending changes shown in Publishing overview.
The November 2 IARC live rating is a separate content-rating milestone. Public availability was verified directly against Google Play, rather than inferred from that notice.
Keep the next shift in the picture
A shift can end before the work does. The next person needs to know what happened, what deserves attention and what to do next. ShiftSignal, a new Android productivity app from Crawford Group Holdings, is designed to make that transition easier to follow.
CGH has completed its latest release preparation and submitted ShiftSignal 1.0.2 for Google Play review. The milestone follows hands-on owner testing and refinements to the handoff and acknowledgment experience. At the time of this October 30 announcement, review and public availability were pending. Public U.S. availability was verified November 3, 2026.
A clearer record of what comes next
ShiftSignal brings handoff summaries, risks, action notes and acknowledgments into one local record. Instead of relying on memory alone, users can capture the context needed to pick up the work and return to it when questions arise. The app is designed for shift-based workplaces such as warehouses, distribution operations, field service, facilities and security teams.
Names and acknowledgments are entered in the app. They help organize the local handoff record; they are not verified identities or proof that a remote colleague received a message. A text recap can be deliberately shared through an app the user selects. ShiftSignal does not automatically send handoffs or synchronize a team’s devices.
Useful context, deliberate sharing
Users can select attachments through Android’s file services and reopen them while the original provider continues to grant access. ShiftSignal keeps references to those files rather than uploading them. Optional voice entry uses the speech-recognition service available on the device and returns text to the app.
The release stores handoff records in Android app-private storage and has no Internet permission, advertising SDK, analytics SDK, account system or cloud synchronization. Optional speech recognition and any app chosen for sharing operate under their own providers’ privacy practices.
Preparing for the first release
The first release is free, with no in-app purchases or subscriptions. ShiftSignal is now available from its official U.S. Google Play listing; availability and compatibility can vary by region and device.
Records remain on the device; automatic Android cloud backup and device transfer of app records are disabled. Clearing app storage, uninstalling or losing the device can mean losing local handoffs. Users should retain needed recaps separately and follow their workplace’s information-handling rules.
Read the ShiftSignal privacy policy from the CGH Apps page for the release’s data practices. This article records the October 30 review submission; the current public release was verified November 3, 2026.
ShiftSignal is an operational documentation tool; it complements workplace procedures and does not replace emergency reporting or required safety and regulatory systems.
