We build planning tools that sit on the data already in your ERP, so the schedule is visible to everyone who needs it without replacing anything.
It cannot tell you whether the floor has room for what comes next.
The schedule is rebuilt by hand every Monday morning.
Nobody can say whether a rush job fits without asking one person.
The plan is stale by Tuesday, and only the floor knows it.
When the person who owns the spreadsheet is on holiday, planning stops.
A scheduling tool for teams that run physical operations. These are the pieces, built around how your shop already works.
Every machine, work cell and crew across the week on one screen — what is committed, what is still open, and where the week is already full.
A job is entered the same way every time — what it runs on, how long it takes, what it is waiting on, when it is due — so it is schedulable the moment it is entered instead of after a phone call.
Move a job and see what moves with it. The knock-on effects are visible before you commit to a date.
The purchased parts and subcontracted work a job is waiting on, sitting next to the job itself rather than in a separate list.
Load per resource, jobs at risk, and what is actually due this week — read from your data, not typed in by hand.
It reads from the system you already run and adds a view on top. Your ERP stays exactly where it is, and stays the system of record.
A no-pressure fit check first. We earn the build.
Discovery call
We learn how your shop actually runs — no slide deck required.
Scoped proposal
A fixed-scope Foundation Build with no surprises on price or timeline.
Clickable demo
You see and sign off on the real thing before we build it out.
Build & launch
Phased delivery, then an ongoing retainer to keep it sharp.
We've built and shipped custom software for clients before. Two time zones, no gatekeepers — reach whoever is closest to you.
Magnus Heier
European clients and time zones
Berke Bearrick
US clients and time zones
Tell us how the week gets planned today and we will tell you, straight, whether a small tool would help. The first conversation is a fit check, not a pitch.
You own your data and get a perpetual license to what we build. No lock-in, no surprises.