Six weeks of PT,
one source of truth.
A zero-infrastructure planning board for unit physical training — plan every squad's week in structured detail, flag training holidays once, and hand leadership a clean printable brief in one click.
Every squad. Every day. Structured.
A Monday–Friday week card per squad with nine structured fields per day — and shared events that appear in green across every squad's plan the moment they're entered.
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Nine fields per day
Location, uniform, instructors, equipment, warm-up, workout, cool-down, AAR, notes — a real plan, not a sticky note.
Events enter once
Wednesday's fitness test was typed one time in the Events tab — it landed on every squad's board in green.
DONSAs are loud
One checkbox turns the whole day blue with a banner, across all squads — nobody plans PT on a holiday.
Dark ops on screen. Clean paper in hand.
"Save as PDF" flips the entire theme to a white, landscape, one-week-per-page handout — pure CSS, fully offline, ready for the morning brief.
Strength — trap-bar 5×5, sandbag carries
Endurance — 4-mile release run
AFT — record test, 0600 PT field
HIIT — sprints ×10, hill repeats ×6
DONSA — no scheduled PT
One click, no export wizard
The print stylesheet re-declares the theme in white — the browser's own PDF engine does the rest.
Landscape, one week per page
Formatted for how leadership actually reads it: a week at a glance, squad by squad.
Offline by design
No servers, no CDNs, no fonts to fetch — the brief prints identically on any locked-down network.
Replaces the spreadsheet. Keeps the discipline.
Enter events once
Shared events auto-populate the matching date on every squad's calendar — no copy-paste drift.
DONSA flagging
One toggle marks a training holiday across all squads with an unmissable full-day banner.
Six-week horizon
A Monday–Friday calendar with nine structured fields per day, browsable across months and years.
One-click brief
The dark planning UI flips to a crisp white landscape PDF formatted one week per page.
Zero infrastructure
Ships as a single self-contained HTML file with four storage adapters — local, shared file, lists, or flows.
Multi-squad history
Tab between squads and scrub back through any month to see the plan exactly as it was.