HitchBook: Rotation Calendar
1 Oct 2026launched yesterday
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Your rotation is a rule, not a calendar. Tell HitchBook the rule once — 14 on / 14 off, 2 days · 2 nights · 3 off, 20/10, 14 nights / 7 off / 14 days — and it lays out every hitch from today to five years out. No entering each day by hand, and no blank calendar in January. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT • The rule generates the dates. Anchor on the first day of a hitch or the last day — both work. • Night rotations are their own colour, so a 2-2-3 doesn't read as a wall of identical blocks. • It answers the only two questions that matter on a Sunday night: how many days until I'm off, and when do I go back on. • Overrides are yours. Swap a hitch, take a vacation week, mark one day different — the pattern keeps running either side of it and tells you it noticed. • Hours ledger: log the hours you actually worked, see overtime, and export a CSV your payroll can open instead of a screenshot. • Backup file: one JSON you can restore onto a new phone. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no subscription, no ads, no analytics, no server. Rotations, notes and hours stay on your iPhone unless you export them yourself. The unlock is a one-time payment, not a rental — if you get a new phone, restore it; you don't pay again. FREE One rotation, this year's calendar, per-day overrides, and the countdown. HITCHBOOK UNLIMITED · ONE PAYMENT Unlimited rotations (a second job, a partner's roster, a swap pattern), five years ahead and two back, per-day notes, hours logging with overtime, the twelve-month ledger with CSV export, and the backup file. Built for oilfield and rig crews, FIFO and DOS workers, offshore and mine crews, firefighters, paramedics, nurses and anyone whose time off follows a cycle instead of a week.Read more
Your rotation is a rule, not a calendar. Tell HitchBook the rule once — 14 on / 14 off,
2 days · 2 nights · 3 off, 20/10, 14 nights / 7 off / 14 days — and it lays out every hitch
from today to five years out. No entering each day by hand, and no blank calendar in January.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
• The rule generates the dates. Anchor on the first day of a hitch or the last day — both work.
• Night rotations are their own colour, so a 2-2-3 doesn't read as a wall of identical blocks.
• It answers the only two questions that matter on a Sunday night: how many days until I'm off,
and when do I go back on.
• Overrides are yours. Swap a hitch, take a vacation week, mark one day different — the pattern
keeps running either side of it and tells you it noticed.
• Hours ledger: log the hours you actually worked, see overtime, and export a CSV your payroll
can open instead of a screenshot.
• Backup file: one JSON you can restore onto a new phone.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, no subscription, no ads, no analytics, no server. Rotations, notes and hours stay on
your iPhone unless you export them yourself. The unlock is a one-time payment, not a rental —
if you get a new phone, restore it; you don't pay again.
FREE
One rotation, this year's calendar, per-day overrides, and the countdown.
HITCHBOOK UNLIMITED · ONE PAYMENT
Unlimited rotations (a second job, a partner's roster, a swap pattern), five years ahead and two
back, per-day notes, hours logging with overtime, the twelve-month ledger with CSV export, and
the backup file.
Built for oilfield and rig crews, FIFO and DOS workers, offshore and mine crews, firefighters,
paramedics, nurses and anyone whose time off follows a cycle instead of a week.
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- Version 1.0First seen · 1 Oct 2026
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