Tell us when you work. We’ll show you which shifts to take off.
Answer three simple questions and find the longest break your PTO can create.
Start with the rotation you actually work.
Each preset includes a real repeating cycle. Pick one, answer a few plain roster questions, and verify the result against your official schedule.
24/48
24 hours on · 48 hours off
Open calendar →Fire & EMS48/96
48 hours on · 96 hours off
Open calendar →12-hour nights5/2/2/5
5 nights · 2 off · 2 nights · 5 off
Open calendar →12-hour rotation2-2-3
2 on · 2 off · 3 on · 2 off · 2 on · 3 off, then switch shifts
Open calendar →28-day rotationDuPont
4 nights · 3 off · 3 days · 1 off · 3 nights · 3 off · 4 days · 7 off
Open calendar →Continental rotation4 on / 4 off
4 days · 4 off · 4 nights · 4 off
Open calendar →Fire & EMSKelly
24 on · 24 off · 24 on · 24 off · 24 on · 4 days off
Open calendar →Compressed schedule9/80
Mon–Thu 9h · Friday 8h · Mon–Thu 9h · Friday off
Open calendar →From one known shift to one clear answer.
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Choose your schedule
Pick the rotation name you recognize.
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Match your roster
Give us one work date. We only ask another date if the planner needs it.
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See what to request
Choose your PTO amount and get the exact shifts plus the full break they create.
Your roster is the final word.
Rotation names can mean different things at different workplaces. Time Off Map shows the exact sequence it uses, lets you align any known shift, and keeps the assumptions visible. Always compare the generated week with your official schedule before requesting leave.