Add your team
Set names or initials, roles, available weekdays and a weekly hour cap for each employee.
Turn shifts, availability and weekly hours into a practical staff rota. Less spreadsheet juggling. More time for the people doing the work.
A weekly schedule is more than a grid. It is who is available, which role a shift needs, and how many hours each person can take on.
QuickQuack keeps those details together and gives you a readable starting point for the week.
Explore the planner →Start with your real staffing needs, then review the result before sharing.
Set names or initials, roles, available weekdays and a weekly hour cap for each employee.
Choose the days, start and end times, required role, unpaid break and staffing level.
Build a balanced starting point, fill any gaps and export a clean schedule.
Illustration only. The live planner calculates results from your entries.
When the available team cannot cover a shift, the planner leaves the slot open and explains what to review. It does not silently ignore availability or hour limits.
You decide whether to change the shift, adjust an employee’s settings or make a different assignment.
Try the live planner →A flexible starting point for the people who keep a business moving.
Plan morning and afternoon cover, set role requirements and keep weekly hours visible.
Build a rota around opening hours and the number of people each shift needs.
Coordinate cleaning, maintenance and other service teams without adding a complicated workflow.
See assigned hours by employee and an estimated base labour cost for your schedule. Unpaid breaks are deducted from the calculation.
These are planning estimates, not payroll calculations. Overtime premiums, taxes and employment rules need a separate review.
Plan your next week →Fictional team and sample hours.
Apply a shift pattern, then adapt it to your actual team and coverage needs.
Two weekday shifts: 07:00–13:00 and 12:00–18:00, one person per shift.
Editable starting pattern. Review before use.
Monday–Saturday, 09:00–17:00, two people per shift with a 30-minute unpaid break.
Editable starting pattern. Review before use.
Monday–Friday, 08:00–16:00, two people with a 30-minute unpaid break.
Editable starting pattern. Review before use.
Monthly and annual options, with the details visible before checkout.
Get a feel for a calmer scheduling week.
A practical next step for a small team.
More room for a growing operation.
For businesses planning a bigger week.
GBP pricing. Annual plans are billed once a year with 20% savings on 12 monthly payments. Any applicable tax is disclosed before payment.
It assigns team members to the shifts you create, considering their available weekdays, role and maximum weekly hours. It tries to balance assigned hours and identifies shifts it could not fully cover.
Yes. Use the assignment editor to change or remove a team member. The planner checks availability, role, overlapping shifts and the weekly hour cap before accepting an assignment.
Yes. An end time earlier than or equal to the start time is treated as the next day. Employees must be available on both weekdays. Review the following week too when a Sunday shift runs into Monday.
Yes. Print the weekly schedule or choose Save as PDF in your browser print dialog. You can also export a CSV of assignments, including uncovered staffing slots.
In local storage in this browser on this device. There is no cloud account or cross-device sync in this edition. Export a backup before clearing site data.
No. The estimate is scheduled hours after unpaid breaks multiplied by the hourly rates you enter. It excludes tax, overtime premiums, benefits, paid-break rules and other payroll costs.
Plan selection leads to a checkout review. Live payment and service activation are not connected in this package. The website does not collect card details or create a paid subscription.
No. Export a PDF or CSV and share it yourself. Automatic email, shift swaps and team logins are not included in this local edition.
Set your shifts, add your team and give the week a clear plan.
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