Pick a date and a rotation — a preset, or your own custom cycle up to 60 days with day, night and evening shifts kept distinct — set the anchor date once, and get a plain-English answer for who's working, with a link you can share or screenshot.
The tool can't know your department's rotation start date on its own — that's the one thing that genuinely differs from one crew to the next. Pick any date you already know was day one of the cycle (the first day the A crew or A platoon started a work block) and everything else is arithmetic from there. Not sure of the exact date? Nudge it until a date you remember comes out right, the same trick as the full calendar generator.
Leave Crew / shift on “Just tell me who's on” to get the platoon answer, or pick your own crew to ask whether you specifically are on or off.
Nobody's actual rotation always matches a named preset. Switch to Custom
rotation above and type your own cycle as a string of letters —
W=work, O=off, D=day shift, N=night shift,
E=evening shift — up to 60 characters long. A 37-day supercycle, a
6-on/3-off, a rotation that runs two days, two evenings, two nights, then three off: type it in
and it reads back in plain English so you can confirm you typed it right before checking a date.