Scattered across tools
The rota lived in a spreadsheet, the changes lived in WhatsApp, and the real schedule lived in one planner’s head. No single version everyone trusted.
KeelSync was built inside PB Asher and Engine Assist — a working marine engineering group running 60+ engineers across two companies. We sat with the planners doing the job and built the tool they actually needed.
A marine engineering group doesn’t run short of work — it runs short of one place where the work agrees. This is what running 60+ engineers looked like before KeelSync.
The rota lived in a spreadsheet, the changes lived in WhatsApp, and the real schedule lived in one planner’s head. No single version everyone trusted.
Two jobs, one engineer — discovered on the quay, not on the board. Every clash was a phone call and an apology.
Turning the schedule into something a client could actually read meant days of retyping the board into a document by hand.
We didn’t ship a demo and hope. Every board interaction, status and export exists because a planner running the operation needed it that day — and we kept it only if it survived a real week of work.
We load your data and train the team. You plan real jobs from day one. If the board doesn’t win the week, you walk away with a tidy roster export.