For nurses-in-charge at Namibian MoHSS facilities

The weekend arguments end here.

Off-On Duty draws your ward's weekly off-duty roster for you — sharing weekends, Sundays and hours evenly, keeping every shift legal, and handing you a finished week in minutes instead of hours.

No card needed. Set up your team once — then it's one tap a week.

Namibian Labour Act 11 of 2007 Built inside a working MoHSS ward English & Afrikaans Works on any phone
Three steps

How it works

  1. Add your team — once

    Names, ranks, who's a midwife. You only do this once.

  2. Mark who's off

    Tap in requested days off and leave for the week.

  3. Press generate

    A complete, legal, fair roster in seconds — print or share.

The guarantees

The rules it never breaks

Every roster is checked against the law before you ever see it. These aren't promises — they're mathematics.

Never more than six days in a row

Checked across the join between weeks — exactly where hand-drawn rosters quietly slip to eight or nine.

A registered nurse on every shift

Morning and afternoon, every day of the week — weekends included, no exceptions.

Rest days come together

Days off form one proper break — never lonely single days scattered through the week.

Sundays take turns

The Sunday premium rotates through the whole team. Everyone gets a share; nobody carries them all.

It never bluffs

If a week truly can't be staffed legally, it names the day and the rule — it will not hand you a broken roster.

Healthcare, held to the law

Why it can be trusted

Built on the law, not guesswork

Off-On Duty is built directly on the Namibian Labour Act (Act 11 of 2007) and the real off-duty practices at MoHSS facilities like Aranos Health Centre. Every roster it produces is mathematically checked against the law — and if a week genuinely can't be staffed legally, it tells you which day fails instead of quietly handing you a broken roster. You and your matron always have the final say: it supports your judgment, it never replaces it.

Made in Namibia, for Namibian nurses.

Before you join

Questions, answered

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. It runs in the browser on any phone and installs to your home screen like an app — built for weak hospital Wi-Fi from day one.

What does it cost?

Nothing while we're in early access. Pricing will be about N$50 a month when it arrives — and early users hear first.

What happens if a week can't be staffed?

The app tells you which day fails and which rule it breaks, so you can escalate early — it never quietly hands you an illegal roster.

Who can see my team?

Only you. Your facility, your team and every roster are private to your account.

Get your weekends back.

No card needed. Set up your team once — then it's one tap a week.

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