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Four tools that run in your browser
These are free scheduling tools that compute on your own machine: a rota generator, a rotating-pattern generator, a nurse-to-patient ratio calculator and an acuity-weighted staffing calculator. None asks for an email address, none sends what you type anywhere, and each one exports what it produces.
Why is there no email form in front of these?
Because there is nothing to gate. The arithmetic happens in your browser, so there is no server holding your staff list to trade access against.
Almost every free scheduling tool on the web is a lead form with a grid attached. It asks for an address before it shows you anything, or it shows you a result and then charges you to take it away. Both are reasonable businesses, and neither is what somebody typing 'free shift schedule maker' at nine on a Sunday evening is looking for. So these compute on your machine and export without asking. If you close the tab it is gone, which is the honest trade for not asking you for anything.
What none of them is, is a rules engine. They know what you typed and nothing else: not who is signed off on the unit, not whose license expires on Friday, not the eleven-hour gap between the night somebody just finished and the day you are about to give them. Each page says so in its own words, on the page, rather than leaving you to discover it. The version that checks those things is the product, and there is a live demo of it that also asks for nothing.
When the arithmetic is not the hard part
MedAligna checks credentials, rest, ratios and overtime before an assignment can be saved — in the browser as you drag, and again in the database before the write lands. Fourteen days free, no card.