Capacity first
Plan around available resources and calendars. Review task distribution and machine load.
Lightweight production scheduling for high-mix, low-volume shops.
Plan for capacity, due dates or changeovers. Review the result. You decide.
On-device scheduling for Mac · English & Chinese · Built-in demo workshop

Choose one primary scheduling rule for the objective that matters now.
Plan around available resources and calendars. Review task distribution and machine load.
Use forward or backward scheduling, consider order priorities and review delivery risks.
Make changeovers the primary scheduling objective and review task sequences in the Gantt chart.
These screenshots show the built-in sheet-metal demo workshop. Orders and customers are fictional.
It is designed for planners and teams managing high-mix, low-volume production with finite capacity. It is a lightweight scheduling decision tool, not an ERP or MES replacement, and does not provide BOM, inventory or purchasing management.
Scheduling and recalculation run locally. Factory data stays on your Mac or in a folder you choose. Purchases and restoration may connect to Apple services.
Use event-driven workflows for rush orders and downtime, protect near-term tasks with freeze windows and review changes before publishing.
Use the Mac App Store link on this page. See the store and in-app information for current pricing, trial eligibility and system requirements.
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| Item | Value or condition |
|---|---|
| Store name / checked version | FlexScheduler / 1.0.0 |
| Scope | Lightweight APS for high-mix, low-volume shops on Mac, including a sample sheet-metal workshop. |
| Scheduling rules | Choose one primary rule at a time: capacity, due date or changeover. Due-date scheduling supports forward or backward planning. The planner reviews and publishes the plan. |
| Computation and export | Scheduling runs on the Mac; machine task sheets export to Excel or PDF. |
| Boundaries | No BOM, MES or ERP sync; not an enterprise open-rule APS. |