Plan the week
Minutes, not an evening. Publish once and everyone knows.
Early access · Canada
Shifts, tasks and labour cost — in the app your team already carries.
Why Aavanu
Minutes, not an evening. Publish once and everyone knows.
Switch locations in a tap. Wages set per person, per store.
The closing crew, not the whole team. Nothing lost in a chat.
The schedule
Nothing reaches your team until you press the button. Then everyone hears at once.
Hours & pay
Every shift you place updates the week's hours and what it will cost.
A scheduling estimate, not payroll of record — and the app says so wherever it shows.
Projected wage cost · week of Aug 3
$4,410.75
Hours
182.5
Overtime thresholds
Tasks & chat
Assign to two people, not to everyone. Overdue works itself out from the date.
The app
The owner checks the cost. Everyone else checks when they're next in.
Who it's for
Pricing
Paid plans get announced before the beta ends. You'll hear first.
No card. No trial clock. Leave and take your data with you.
Questions
It's in early access — join the list and we'll send an invite as places open. Runs on iOS and Android, so your team can be on either.
No. It estimates what a week will cost before you commit to it. It doesn't remit source deductions, produce a T4 or pay anybody, and it leaves out statutory holiday pay, vacation pay and shift premiums. Keep your payroll provider.
Each store carries a province, and hours are banded against its daily and weekly thresholds for the general hourly employee — daily first, then the week. Exemptions (managers, averaging agreements, some commission roles) aren't modelled.
Their own shifts, hours and tasks. Not each other's wages, not your cost figures, and not a draft schedule — that's enforced in the database, not just the app.
That's the case it was built for. One account holds every store, and someone who works two of them at two rates is costed correctly in both.
Never — during the beta and after it. Whatever we charge for later, it won't be per head.
One email when it's your turn. No drip campaign.