Vision
The spreadsheet was never the goal.
Scheduling software has spent a decade digitising the spreadsheet. We think that's the wrong goal. The goal is a schedule that mostly runs itself: one that fills its own gaps, respects the rules before you publish, and shares the good shifts fairly, while a human stays in control of anything that matters.
So we built an agent you can actually trust: it shows its work, it's reversible, and every decision it makes is written down. That's the difference between automation that helps and automation that scares people.
About
We're building automation that helps, not automation that scares people.
Formclock is the trustworthy autonomous scheduling layer, from your first hire to your fiftieth site: the businesses that live and die by whether the right people show up at the right time.
Our values
The principles behind how we build, decide, and ship every day.
Show your work
If it cannot explain why it did that, it is not automation. It is a guess with good posture.
Every decision the coverage agent makes names the reason it made it: who it ranked, what it weighed, and why the top pick won. That line is not a nicety bolted on afterwards. It is the product.
Software that quietly rearranges a person's week and offers no account of itself asks for trust it has not earned. We would rather be checked than believed.
Show your work
Reversible by default
Fair in the open
Built on the floor
Outcomes, not tasks
The people
Who's building Formclock
Builds the scheduling engine, and the coverage agent that fills the gaps it finds.
Keeps the rule packs honest, and every warning tied to the statute it reads from.
Works with the teams trying Formclock, and carries what they say back into the roadmap.
Want to talk?
Questions about Formclock, or where it's headed? We'd love to hear from you.
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