Shiftpon is a shift scheduling app that brings the entire scheduling process into one place. Instead of collecting staff availability through scattered group chats, messages, or paper forms, managers can gather availability in the app, create shift schedules based on required staffing levels, identify understaffed time slots, make adjustments, and publish the final schedule—all from one streamlined workflow. グループチャットや紙で散らばる希望の回収から、必要人数を反映したシフト案、不足している時間帯の確認、手直し、公開まで。店長のシフト作成をひとつにまとめるアプリです。
A friend of mine manages a store, and I developed a shift management app in Japan for businesses that operate multiple locations.
The app is primarily designed for the Japanese market, but it supports English, and the time setting can be changed to UTC+9.
Of course, I want to continue improving both the user experience and the features, but I’ve been struggling with areas such as communication methods and server environment configuration. Since the app currently has only a small number of users, it is difficult to identify usage patterns and uncover issues, such as unexpected spikes in access.
For that reason, I would like to have as many users as possible use the app so that I can test it under a wider range of real-world conditions and identify potential problems.