Shift scheduling

Nobody should be
calling around at 6am.

Covered is a live shift board your whole team can see. Someone drops a shift, someone else picks it up, and the schedule stays right without anyone playing dispatcher.

Free to start. Your team joins with a code.

Coverage isn't a conversation. It's a list.

The group chat makes finding cover someone's job. A board makes it nobody's.

Team group chat

Asking nine people and hoping

Open shifts1 open
Saturday evening
4:00pm – 10:00pm · Front of house
Open
Sunday morning
7:00am – 1:00pm
Reg
Monday close
3:00pm – 11:00pm
Dana

Posting it once and getting on with your day

Built for the way shifts actually move.

Not a calendar you have to maintain. A board that maintains itself because the people on it can change their own shifts.

One board, always current

Everyone sees the same schedule at the same time. Change a shift and it lands on every screen instantly, no refresh and no screenshot.

Drop it, don't beg for it

Can't make Saturday? Drop it. It goes to the open list where anyone on the team can pick it up without a manager brokering the swap.

Build it from a photo

Already have a schedule taped to the wall? Take a picture of it. Ori reads it and builds the board for you, so setup is a minute, not an evening.

Recurring, without retyping

Set the weekly rota once. Every week fills itself in, and a one-off change only touches the date you changed.

People who haven't joined yet

Add your whole roster on day one, even the folks who haven't signed up. Their shifts are on the board waiting when they do.

Who actually covered what

Reports show hours by person and who's been picking up the slack, so the same three people aren't quietly carrying everyone else.

Up and running this afternoon

01

Make a board

Name your team. Add the week's shifts, or photograph the one on the wall.

02

Share the code

Everyone joins with a code. No seat licences, no admin onboarding call.

03

Stop chasing

Shifts get dropped and claimed on their own. You find out because the board says so.

Get the schedule off your plate.

Make a board, share the code, and let the team sort its own coverage.

Start a board