LI man reveals these World Cup teams used his jet-lag app to perk up — and offers his personal tips for travelers
Long Island exclusive details LI man reveals these World Cup teams used his jet-lag app to perk up — and offers his personal tips for travelers By Alex Mitchell Published July 15, 2026, 6:00 a.m. Add The New York Post on Google A well-traveled Long Island man is on a mission to make jet lag a thing of the past — and his NASA-used technology is so popular that even World Cup teams such as England and France have relied on the app to stay energized. Mickey Beyer-Clausen, the son of a flight attendant, built his Timeshifter app for travelers such as himself to input their sleep preferences easily, then receive a readout of when to stay awake, snooze and even consume caffeine for energy while adapting to a time zone.
- ▪Long Island exclusive details LI man reveals these World Cup teams used his jet-lag app to perk up — and offers his personal tips for travelers By Alex Mitchell Published July 15, 2026, 6:00 a.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google A well-traveled Long Island man is on a mission to make jet lag a thing of the past — and his NASA-used technology is so popular that even World Cup teams such as England and France have relied on the app to
- ▪Mickey Beyer-Clausen, the son of a flight attendant, built his Timeshifter app for travelers such as himself to input their sleep preferences easily, then receive a readout of when to stay awake, snooze and even consume caffeine for energy
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