About
Scheduling, the way hospitality actually runs it.
We built Skeldy because we lived the alternative.
The problem
Excel, paper, WhatsApp. And one sick-call.
In a 15-plus-staff venue, the weekly schedule is a spreadsheet someone keeps in their head. The roster is pinned to the wall. Swaps happen on WhatsApp. Availability lives in a manager's notes app. Then someone calls in sick at 17:30 — and the whole structure hangs on whoever answers the phone first. We built Skeldy because that wasn't sustainable.
The answer
One tool. The same week. Every role.
Skeldy reads what you already have — a photo, a CSV, last week's spreadsheet — and hands you a working schedule. Sick-call replacements come back as proposals you confirm; the rules engine checks them; everyone's view updates at the same instant. The deep tour lives on the Product page. This page is about why.
Who built it
Two hospitality professionals.
We lived this problem before we built the tool. Years on the floor — directing service, running pass, managing rosters by hand — taught us what scheduling actually needs. We are not ex-Google engineers who discovered hospitality. We are hospitality, who learned the engineering to fix it.