Why SKEDA

Workforce management without the spreadsheets

Every month, managers lose hours juggling spreadsheets, chasing staff, and double-checking that the schedule actually works. SKEDA lets you describe your rules once and generates a compliant schedule in minutes.

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See it in action

Setup that feels like planning, not paperwork

Rules that read like sentences

Each scheduling constraint is a fill-in-the-blank sentence, not a formula, not a config screen. Write what you mean, and the solver enforces it.

SKEDA's fill-in-the-blank rule editor showing plain language scheduling constraints

Draw your staffing
don't type it

Forget dropdown grids and form fields. The timetable is a visual weekly planner you interact with directly: click to place a block, drag its edges to set hours, assign a role. You see the whole week's coverage at a glance, and copying Monday to Friday is one gesture. It feels like sketching a schedule on paper.

SKEDA's visual timetable editor showing draggable staffing blocks across a week

See the result as a calendar

The schedule view is shown on a familiar calendar grid which you can filter by team member to rapidly examine the results of the solver's calculation.

SKEDA's visual timetable editor showing draggable staffing blocks across a week

What changes when scheduling takes minutes

Hours back every month

A schedule that used to take an afternoon now takes a few clicks. The time you save compounds every single month.

Team happiness up
turnover down

When a solver handles the hard constraints, there's room to honour the nice-to-haves: preferred days off, shift-type requests, team pairings.

Plan months ahead
not just next week

Manual scheduling forces short horizons because the effort scales with time. With SKEDA, a monthly schedule costs the same effort as a weekly one.

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For restaurants, hospitals, and any team still scheduling by hand. Set up your team, define your rules, and generate your first schedule.

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