Import
Start with the roster, screenshot, PDF, pasted text, or client list you already have.
RosterEase for iPhone and iPad
A workday planner for people whose schedules start in awkward places: roster screenshots, PDF shifts, client visits, routes, calendar sync, widgets, and privacy choices.
Start with the roster, screenshot, PDF, pasted text, or client list you already have.
Turn messy source material into Today, Calendar, route days, and iPad-friendly planning surfaces.
Keep private notes local by default; Maps estimates and Calendar shift notes stay explicit choices.
Use widgets and privacy lock placeholders when you need the next shift or route without opening the app.
Workday journey
RosterEase is designed to sit between the place your schedule currently lives and the day you actually need to work: import the source, normalise the plan, choose what syncs, and keep private details deliberate.
TodayNext shift, leave-by time, workplace, distance, and upcoming days.
ControlCalendar notes and Maps estimates stay explicit choices.
The motion here mirrors the product: source material comes in, the day is shaped, and sensitive details stay behind explicit controls.
Screenshots, PDFs, pasted rosters, and client lists become structured work details without rebuilding the whole week by hand.
The app separates shifts, visits, route order, leave-by timing, and calendar days into a plan you can actually follow.
Notes stay local by default. Calendar note sharing, address-based Maps estimates, and privacy lock are choices you turn on.
Screens
Switch between the two RosterEase flows and follow how the app turns a schedule source into a practical day plan.
Shift Worker mode keeps repeating rosters, one-off changes, workplaces, calendar sync, and privacy controls in one readable flow.
Next shift, leave-by timing, workplace, distance, and the week ahead stay visible without digging through a roster PDF.
Field Worker mode is built for client visits, route progress, local travel buffers, work days, and address-aware choices that stay deliberate.
Today shows route progress, visit order, windows, local travel buffers, and when Maps estimates are still off.
Testers help validate fresh installs, import examples, route days, privacy settings, widgets, accessibility, and iPad layouts before the 1.0 release.
Requires Apple TestFlight.
New tester slots are opened gradually as builds settle.
Public support and privacy questions go through the contact page. Read privacy details.
Support
Use the support page for setup help, workflow feedback, accessibility notes, and bug reports. If you are using the TestFlight build, include the build number if you can find it. Before attaching rosters, screenshots, PDFs, client lists, or route examples, redact sensitive details first.