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Early-access Windows scheduling software

Visual production scheduling for small manufacturers.

SequenceBoard helps job shops and production teams turn messy spreadsheets, whiteboards, and tribal knowledge into a schedule they can see, adjust, and improve.

Windows desktop app · Early access · Built for job shops, machine shops, and small production teams

SequenceBoard schedule board showing production jobs arranged across resource lanes on a timeline
SequenceBoard schedule board with resource lanes, job cards, setup windows, and overlap protection.

Scheduling should not depend on one overloaded spreadsheet.

Many small shops are trying to manage real production work with tools that were never built for scheduling. Jobs move. Machines get overloaded. Setup time matters. Priorities change. Materials are missing. And too often, the whole schedule lives in a spreadsheet, on a whiteboard, or in one person’s head.

Jobs are hard to sequence across machines
Schedule changes take too long
Setup time and run time are easy to miss
Bottlenecks are hard to see
Spreadsheet formulas become fragile

SequenceBoard gives your schedule a visual home.

Instead of managing production as rows in a spreadsheet, SequenceBoard gives you a visual board where jobs and operations can be arranged across machines and resources. The goal is simple: make the schedule easier to understand, easier to adjust, and easier to improve.

Visual machine/resource lanes

See work organized around the machines and resources that actually drive production.

Drag-and-drop scheduling

Move work visually as priorities, capacity, and shop-floor reality change.

Job and operation records

Keep scheduling context tied to jobs and the operations needed to complete them.

Setup and run-time planning

Account for the time details that spreadsheet rows often hide.

Demo data included

Explore the product with sample scheduling data before entering your own workflow.

Practical shop workflows

Built for job shops, machine shops, fabrication shops, print shops, and production teams.

See SequenceBoard in use

The current build gives small shops a practical scheduling workspace: timeline lanes, work queues, task details, resource lists, validation cues, and guardrails that help prevent overlapping work.

SequenceBoard schedule board with jobs arranged across assembly, lathe, and welding resources
Main schedule board with resource lanes, job cards, and a timeline view.
SequenceBoard work queue showing unscheduled and blocked jobs next to the schedule board
Work queue for ready, blocked, and unscheduled tasks beside the board.
SequenceBoard production scheduling workflow screenshot
Production scheduling workflow using demo data and shop-floor planning tools.
SequenceBoard schedule summary with resource list and timeline scheduling board
Schedule summary, validation counts, and resource list in one workspace.
SequenceBoard focused schedule board showing task placement across shop resources
Focus board view for placing work across specific resources.
SequenceBoard schedule board showing validation messages and earliest slot guidance
Validation and earliest-slot guidance while adjusting the schedule.

Free licensed early access

Try your first schedule with SequenceBoard.

Free manual invitation licenses have no 30-day cutoff. No payment or card is required. Future paid offerings will be communicated separately.

Free early access

Windows x64 installer and manual license-request instructions are available.

Download and request a license

In the current build

  • Current SequenceBoard Windows desktop build
  • Visual scheduling board
  • Resource/machine lanes
  • Job and operation data model
  • Manual schedule adjustment
  • Demo data for exploring the product
  • Early-access updates as the product improves
  • A chance to influence future development

Where SequenceBoard is headed

The roadmap is meant to be transparent. Items below are grouped by current product status.

Available Now

  • Visual scheduling board
  • Job and operation records
  • Machine/resource lanes
  • Manual schedule adjustment
  • Demo data

In Progress / Next

  • Better import/export workflows
  • Batch scheduling modes
  • Material availability checks
  • Multi-operation drag-and-drop
  • Shared resources such as workers, tools, molds, or fixtures

Planned Later

  • Scenario comparison
  • More advanced reporting
  • Industry-specific templates
  • Improved onboarding workflows
  • More guided scheduling tools

Why not just use Excel?

NeedSpreadsheet / WhiteboardSequenceBoard
See machine load visuallyHard to see at a glanceBuilt around visual lanes
Move jobs around quicklyManual row editsDrag-and-drop scheduling
Represent setup/run timeCustom formulasNative scheduling fields
Show job operation sequenceEasy to lose contextBuilt around jobs and operations
Train another schedulerOften depends on tribal knowledgeMore visual and teachable
Improve the schedule over timeDifficult to compareDesigned for scheduling improvement

FAQ

Is SequenceBoard finished?

No. SequenceBoard is currently in early access. The core scheduling board is available, and the product is actively being improved.

Who is SequenceBoard for?

SequenceBoard is for small manufacturers, job shops, machine shops, fabrication shops, print shops, and production teams that need a clearer way to schedule work across machines and resources.

Does SequenceBoard work on Mac?

SequenceBoard is currently built as a Windows desktop application.

Can I import my existing data?

Yes. CSV import/export and Excel workbook import are available. Review CSV import previews and keep backups before importing into an existing workspace.

When can I try SequenceBoard?

Free licensed early access is available. Visit the free early-access page to download the installer and request a manual license file.

How will pricing work?

This early-access build is free with no payment or card and no 30-day cutoff. Future paid offerings will be communicated separately.

What is the annual price?

Paid pricing and checkout are deferred while we focus on users and feedback. Free future versions are not promised.

Is this a cloud product?

SequenceBoard is currently positioned as a Windows desktop application.