Fast interval selection
Quickly checks the visible availability grid and selects matching intervals, helping you respond faster when shifts are released.
When schedule intervals are released, every second matters. eScheduler helps you refresh, scan, and select the intervals that match your setup—without manually clicking through every available box.
Set your preferences once, then let the scheduler handle the repetitive work of finding and selecting intervals that fit your rules.
Quickly checks the visible availability grid and selects matching intervals, helping you respond faster when shifts are released.
Switch between supported campaigns while automatically applying the appropriate hours of operation. Release windows are detected separately from the latest Schedule Releases data so campaign selection does not interfere with release timing.
Narrow your selection to the hours you actually want instead of selecting every available interval across the full campaign day.
Skip specific break times or use pacing rules to avoid building a schedule that does not match how you want to work.
Exclude complete days or specific times so the scheduler focuses only on the schedule you are willing to accept.
Save and load your own configurations for different schedule goals. Presets sync across your devices for the same licensed Starmatic account, and deleted presets are removed across synced devices instead of returning later.
Keep the supported scheduling page active, automatically detect new release windows, and react at the correct time without relying on continuous clock polling.
Keep previously swapped-away or granted intervals from being treated as part of the schedule you are currently trying to build.
View current and previous pay-period hours and estimated payment information. Estimates continue updating in both Started and Stopped modes and sync across the user's own devices.
Track Pay Cycle and Rolling 30-Day Commitment Adherence. Only intervals actually observed as checked become commitments, future intervals are excluded, and the 48-hour removal and swapped-grant rules are respected.
Automatically detects the latest Initial 10 Hours and Cap Lift release times, can start the scheduler before a detected release when it was stopped, return it to the stopped state afterward, and preserve the page session so the scheduler is ready when release time arrives.
While the scheduler is running, eScheduler keeps the computer and display awake to help prevent sleep, screen dimming, or the display turning off during active scheduling. Normal power-management behavior resumes when the scheduler stops.
These are actual screenshots of eScheduler. Switch between Home, Presets, Campaign, Skip Days, Break Times, and License without leaving the toolbar popup.
The scheduler does not decide your work life for you. You define the campaign, days, hours, breaks, and other preferences. It then applies those preferences to the intervals available on the page.
Select the supported campaign and confirm its schedule-release settings.
Set your preferred window, skip days, break times, pacing, and other options.
When intervals appear, the tool checks and selects the ones that match your configuration.
Keep your configuration for the next release or create different presets for different goals.
Screenshots from live subscriber accounts after a release window closed — actual selected intervals, not a mockup.
These short recordings show eScheduler responding during the Initial 10 Hours release and the Cap Lift, using live Starmatic schedule pages.
eScheduler reduces the repetitive work between seeing available intervals and selecting the ones that fit your schedule. It gives you a faster, repeatable process while keeping your preferences under your control.
Access follows fixed renewal dates. The Pay-Cycle plan is not sold as a guaranteed number of usage days.
Renews on the 9th and 24th of each month.
Renews on the 9th or 24th of each month.
eScheduler helps automate interval selection, but it cannot guarantee that shifts will be available or that every selection attempt will succeed. Availability remains first come, first served and is controlled by the third-party scheduling platform.