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Enterprise · locum scheduling

The whole agency, in one system.

A complete operational platform for a US locum-tenens CRNA agency — shift lifecycle, role-based portals, timesheets, invoicing, and credential tracking. Built and run solo, end to end. What the owner buys isn’t software; it’s not having to think about it.

Engagement
Full build + ongoing evolution
Sector
US healthcare staffing
Stack
Next.js · TypeScript · Supabase · Vercel
Built
2026 · solo
app.locumgas.comlive prototype
Anesthesia staffing console
locum CRNA scheduling · live prototype
9 / 12
shifts covered this week
Provider A-12Site Meridian
Mon 07:00confirmed
Provider C-04Site Brightwater
Tue 06:30confirmed
Open shiftSite Meridian
Wed 07:00open
Provider B-09Site Cedar Park
Thu 12:00pending
Provider A-12Site Brightwater
Fri 06:30confirmed
demo data — not real patient, provider, or facility information

Every name, facility, number, and credential shown here is fabricated. The real system holds protected, HIPAA-adjacent information that never leaves it.

The problem

Running a staffing agency means juggling who’s covering which shift, whether every provider’s credentials are current, and whether the right people got paid and billed — usually across spreadsheets, email, and memory. It works until it doesn’t, and the cost of a gap is large.

What we built

A single system covering the full shift lifecycle, separate portals for each role, automated timesheets and invoices, notifications, and admin credential tracking. The complexity is real; the surface is calm. The owner opens it and the business is simply there.

The result

The value isn’t a bigger number — it’s optionality. The owner can step back and let the system run, or lean in and take on more, and the platform holds either way. A system that gives its owner the freedom to choose is worth more than one that just reports.

Have a business that runs on spreadsheets and nerve?