This is built for nurse leaders who need scheduling to be boring again.
If your schedules live in spreadsheets, texts, and exceptions, you are not “bad at scheduling.” You are operating without a system. We are building the system.
You own the schedule
A nurse manager, charge nurse, DON, or ops lead is accountable for staffing reality every week.
Small teams, real constraints
A few call-outs or gaps cascade into overtime, burnout, and coverage risk.
You want control, not a suite
You need a focused scheduling workflow, not a sprawling enterprise HCM system.
This is for you if
You are responsible for nurse scheduling in a Critical Access Hospital or small hospital team and at least one of these is true:
Scheduling lives in Excel, Google Sheets, or a patched-together system
One or two people carry all the scheduling logic in their head
Call-outs regularly trigger last-minute chaos
Overtime shows up after the fact, not before
Nurses feel schedules are unpredictable or unfair
Scheduling eats into evenings, weekends, or leadership time
We focus on
Places where one missing shift actually matters.
Critical Access Hospitals
Small hospital teams with tight staffing
Nurse-led scheduling workflows
Coverage, skill mix, fairness, and overtime guardrails
This is not for you if
We’re intentionally not building for everyone.
You want a massive enterprise HCM or workforce suite
You already have a dedicated scheduling department
You enjoy configuring complex software with dozens of modules
You want “AI magic” without defining rules and constraints
You are not willing to run a small pilot before a full rollout
What we solve and what we don’t
We solve
- Make scheduling predictable and repeatable
- Handle availability, requests, and call-outs cleanly
- Enforce coverage, skill mix, and overtime guardrails
- Reduce scheduling-related burnout for nurse leaders
We do not solve
- Payroll, HR, or performance management
- Agency staffing marketplaces
- Enterprise workforce planning across hundreds of units
Focus is the feature.
How we start
One unit or one schedule owner. Short discovery. Weekly iteration. Expand only if it earns its place.