The schedule that
reschedules itself.

Put in the job and the deadline. Stasis works out who has time, builds everyone's day, and warns you early when something won't fit.

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The same week, before and after.

On the left, the plan every team really keeps: a spreadsheet, retyped by hand, already over capacity. On the right, Stasis plans every person's day from your jobs and reflows by itself when leave or a deadline lands. Watch it move.

BeforeHow most teams still plan
week_plan_v7_FINAL.xlsx
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Jane
Acme audit6h
Acme audit8h
Tax comp + VAT ret9.5h over
??
buffer?
Sam
Kickoff moved
Fieldwork7h
Fieldwork8h
Fieldwork + draft10h over
Ana
LEAVE??
leave
leave
Review who?
Mei
Payroll3h
Draft w/ Sam?
Review Acme
Review8h

Retyped by hand after every change. The 9.5h and 10h days are over capacity, and the sheet does nothing about it.

AfterThe same week in Stasis
Everyone's week, planned by the engine.
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Jane
Acme audit6h
Acme audit8h
Tax comp7h
Sam
Kickoff2h
Fieldwork7h
Fieldwork8h
Fieldwork6h
Draft4h
Ana
Payroll3h
Review5h
Mei
Draft5h · after Sam
Review6h

When someone books leave or a submission runs late, Stasis reflows each person's own work by itself. Tasks never change hands unless the manager decides, nobody goes over their real hours, and the final deadline still holds.

What Stasis solves

Overbooked people

Stasis levels the load across the team.

Deadline surprises

It warns the moment a job starts eating its safety margin.

Manual replanning

It reflows everyone's day in seconds.

Timesheets

Effort is captured silently, so nobody fills in timesheets.

Leave chaos

Approved leave reshuffles the plan on its own.

Quoting blind

Quotes are priced from the real plan.

Bridge

Two companies. One deadline.

Bridge puts your firm and a partner firm on one shared plan. When their side runs late, their lane reflows to catch up. Your people never move, and the Friday you both agreed to still holds.

Shared jobAcme × Meridian, one deadline
FinaldeadlineLocked
One shared timeline. Both firms planned to the same Friday.
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
YOUR FIRMJane
Design6h
Design6h
Review5h · waits on partner
PARTNER FIRM names hiddenPartner teammate
Build7h
Build7hbuffer 2h
Handoff3h

A shared job is one plan across two companies. Stasis knows whose slip it is, reflows that side by itself, and never moves the deadline both firms signed up to without asking the other.

Bridge places two firms on one shared job and timeline. When the partner firm runs late, only the partner's schedule reflows to recover; your team's week stays fixed and the shared deadline holds.

The late side absorbs it

Whichever firm falls behind spends its own buffer to recover. The on-time firm is never asked to compress, and the shared deadline can't move without the other side's approval.

Free between two Stasis firms

If you both pay for Stasis, bridging is free and uncapped. Invite the partner's owner by email and you're on one timeline in a click. See Bridge pricing →

Names stay yours

Each firm decides whether its people are named to the other. Until you reveal, a partner's work just shows as "Partner teammate."

Features

Everything Stasis does

See who has room at a glance, catch a slipping job weeks before it's late, fix it in one click, quote off the plan you'll actually run, approve leave without breaking anyone's week, and let recurring work schedule itself. Each one shown working, not just described.

Explore the features →
Simple pricing

Pay for managers, not the whole team

One price, everything included: $30 a month for you and your team, no feature gates, no premium tier. Try the daily loop free for 7 days first. Yearly billing gives you 2 months free.

See the plans →