CrewSharp

CrewSharp

Train · Evaluate · Schedule

Know who can run every station.

CrewSharp turns your station checklists into a live read on the crew: who’s ready, who needs a hand, and who to train on today’s shift. Built for the people who actually run the floor.

See it work

30 days free, no card to start.

New evaluationAva J. · Fries StationChange an answer, the score follows4 of 4 answered
  • Cooked fries for the correct time and drop size
  • Salted and bagged fries to standard
  • Discarded fries past hold timeCritical
  • Kept the station clean and stocked
Scored 88%· strong on this stationAva’s Fries record updates the moment you save it.

Runs in any browser, built for the tablet on your line

Imports your HotSchedules roster

Unlimited trainers, team members and evaluations

One price per store, cancel in a click

Your standards, not ours

Start from the pack for your kind of store. Then rewrite it.

Eleven template packs, each carrying the stations, the checklists and the jobs that go with them. Pick one and its real checklist opens underneath. Then change it: the list below is live, so retype a line, move it, mark what is non-negotiable, or add the thing your crew checks that nobody ever wrote down.

11 packs · scroll, or use the arrows

In the Restaurant / QSR pack

Front CounterDrive-Thru / WindowDrinks StationBagging / ExpoDining Room / LobbyFries StationGrill / Cook LinePrep / Food Safety
Grill / Cook LineCooking proteins safely and to temp.

That is the Restaurant / QSR pack’s Grill / Cook Line checklist word for word, and the edits you just made are the ones you would make in the app. Read every station in every pack.

This is what the app knows before it seats anybody.

Every person against every station, kept current by the evaluations your trainers are already doing. Green can run it alone. Amber is still building speed. Red has not been signed off, and the planner will not put them there.

Signed offStill learningNot yet
Front
Drive-Thru
Fries
Grill
Bagging
Ava J.
Liam N.
Lucas G.
Noah K.
Sofia M.
Ethan B.

What it is all for

Then the shift plans itself around who is ready.

Every station, every hour, staffed from the record your trainers just built. Nobody gets put on a station they have not been signed off on. Break the day below and watch it re-solve.

Tuesday · The PlannerEmma R. running the floor6 on stations
10:00 to 11:00
Front Counter1/1
Liam N.
Drive-Thru / Window1/1
Lucas G.
Fries Station1/1
Ava J.
10:00 to 11:00 · who’s moving
  • Ava J. comes in on Fries Station
  • Liam N. comes in on Front Counter
  • Lucas G. comes in on Drive-Thru / Window
  • Emma R. comes in
11:00 to 12:00
Front Counter1/1
Liam N.
Drive-Thru / Window1/1
Lucas G.
Fries Station1/1
Ava J.
Grill / Cook Line1/1
Sofia M.

Free (1)

Noah K.

11:00 to 12:00 · who’s moving
  • Noah K. comes in
  • Sofia M. comes in on Grill / Cook Line
12:00 to 14:00
Front Counter1/1
Liam N.
Drive-Thru / Window1/1
Lucas G.
Fries Station1/1
Ava J.
Grill / Cook Line1/1
Sofia M.
Bagging / Expo1/1
Ethan B.

Free (1)

Noah K.

12:00 to 14:00 · who’s moving
  • Ethan B. comes in on Bagging / Expo
14:00 to 15:00
Front Counter1/1
Liam N.
Drive-Thru / Window1/1
Lucas G.
Fries Station1/1
Ava J.
Grill / Cook Line1/1
Sofia M.
Bagging / Expo1/1
Ethan B.

Free (1)

Noah K.

14:00 to 15:00 · who’s moving

Nobody moves at 14:00. The floor carries straight on.

15:00 to 16:00
Front Counter1/1
Liam N.
Drive-Thru / Window1/1
Lucas G.
Fries Station1/1
Ava J.
Bagging / Expo1/1
Sofia M.

Free (1)

Noah K.

15:00 to 16:00 · who’s moving
  • Sofia M. moves from Grill / Cook Line to Bagging / Expotheir last spot closed for this hour
  • Ethan B. goes home

Every station covered, all day. Break it and watch it re-solve.

What it actually does

It does not just show you the schedule. It decides the day, and tells you what it cost.

Every station, every block

Your schedule becomes a plan of who is on which station, hour by hour, all day.

One click to rebuild

Then hand-edit any cell you disagree with. Your edits stick through the next regenerate.

It tells you what didn’t fit

A station that went dark, a task it could not place, who could go home early.

Training already happens. It just isn’t written down anywhere useful.

The binder

Station checklists live in a binder nobody opens, and the only filled-out copy is the one somebody spilled coffee on in April.

The group chat

Who got trained on fries last week? Somebody knows. It’s in a text thread, or it isn’t written down at all.

One manager’s head

Readiness lives with whoever has been there longest. On their day off, the floor guesses and hopes.

CrewSharp holds all three in one place and keeps them current on its own, so readiness stops being a memory test.

Right now

Who needs attention on this shift

The Floor: the crew on shift right now, ranked by who needs attention, with an Evaluate button per row.

Opens on the people clocked in right now, ranked by what is most urgent.

Low score, repeat miss, never evaluated, been a while: each is its own tab with a live count.

Hit Evaluate on the row and the right station checklist is already selected.

Every teammate

One page for what somebody can actually do

A team member profile: station knowledge on the left, full evaluation history on the right.

Station knowledge shows what they are comfortable on and when it was last confirmed.

Full evaluation history with scores, goals and notes, sorted by date or by station.

Email them their own summary for a period, or export it for a review.

Reports

Numbers your DM will actually open

The Reports gallery: training progress, notes to review, trends, activity, trainers and station averages.

Station averages, most-missed checklist items, critical misses, and where scores are trending.

A cross-training map of who can work what across the whole roster.

Open any card for the full report, then switch it to all time.

Up and running in an afternoon

There is no rollout, no implementation call, and nothing to install. Import your team, pick your stations, and start evaluating the same day.

Step 1

Bring your crew in

Upload the HotSchedules Extended Schedule Report or a spreadsheet. Names are matched to your roster for you.

Step 2

Pick a station pack

One click seeds the stations, the checklists and the jobs for your kind of business. The pack above is the one you would get.

Step 3

Evaluate on the floor

Run a checklist on a tablet between rushes. From there the dashboard, the floor and the reports fill themselves in.

One plan. Priced per store.

Everything CrewSharp does is included: unlimited trainers, unlimited team members, unlimited evaluations. The only number that changes is how many stores you run.

CrewSharp

$149/store / mo

For restaurants that need to know who’s ready, where the gaps are, and what to train next.

30 days free, no card needed. Cancel anytime, in one click.

  • The Floor, live shift & day planner
  • Smart training priorities
  • Per-station checklists & scoring
  • Knowledge Checks
  • Full reports suite
  • HotSchedules & spreadsheet import

Unlimited team members, trainers and evaluations. Custom roles and permissions. Email support.

Running a lot of stores? Talk to us about volume pricing.

Prices in USD, billed monthly. You’re charged for each active store: add one and your bill goes up, archive one and it goes down.

Questions, answered

The stuff operators ask us first.

No. CrewSharp runs in any browser and is built tap-first, so a tablet you already have on the line works great. It’s also fine on a phone or a laptop.

Know exactly what your crew can handle this week.

Bring your roster in, run a few evaluations, and let CrewSharp show you who’s ready and who needs a hand.

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