Standard Form

Built for the most demanding residency programs, Standard Form makes scheduling easy.

Standard Form schedule view

How Standard Form works

Set up your program

Tell us how your program works in your words.

Upload your rotations, rules, and preferences once so your scheduling process becomes repeatable, year after year.

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Generate your first draft

Get a complete schedule within 48 hours.

Start with an equity-balanced draft instead of spending weeks in spreadsheets. Then iterate from it.

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Review and iterate

Handle changes without the chaos.

Quickly fix swaps, vacations, and coverage gaps without breaking schedule with Puffin, our AI agent that understands your entire schedule.

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Publish and manage

Get your schedule to where it's needed.

Export finalized schedules directly into the tools your program already uses — Amion, New Innovations — in one click.

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The new way to schedule.

For chief residents

Stop fighting spreadsheets.

Draft schedules quickly, resolve conflicts faster, and make edits without rebuilding everything manually.

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A schedule grid with a resident block being dragged, dependent constraints quietly highlighting in the margin.

For program directors

Track requirements and coverage with confidence.

Track compliance, ensure coverage, and share transparent schedules across your program.

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Compliance dashboard: 80-hour averages, golden weekend distribution, rotation coverage by service.

What scheduling costs your program

Hours to build the initial schedule40 hrs / yr
Hours to manage it each month20 hrs / mo
Chief residents building the schedule2 chief residents
Chief's hourly rate$25 / hr

Across 2 chief residents at $25/hr — about 560 hrs a year on scheduling today.

Your program, per year

492 hrs
reclaimed — about 12 full work weeks
$12,300
Value of time reclaimed per year
146%
Return on investment
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Built by doctors and engineers

BSMS
NHS
Oxford
IBM
Founders Inc.
Starling

Frequently asked questions

  • What is Standard Form?

    AI-powered residency scheduling software that turns your program's rules into optimized, ACGME-compliant block schedules. Built by a physician to replace the spreadsheets chiefs and coordinators have relied on for decades.

  • Can we try it before committing?

    Yes — you don't even need to talk to us first. Fill in your program's details on the platform and generate a real schedule, so you can see exactly what Standard Form produces for your specialty and size before deciding anything.

  • Is Standard Form ACGME-compliant?

    Yes. The 80-hour week, required days off, and maximum shift lengths are built into the engine and enforced as the schedule is generated — so violations are prevented, not flagged after the fact.

  • What scheduling rules can it handle?

    Any rule you can say out loud: 6+2 cadence, consecutive block caps, PGY-level restrictions, golden weekend guarantees, night float equity, vacation blackouts. If your program enforces it, so can we.

  • How fast will I get a schedule?

    A draft within 48 hours of sending us your program details. We iterate from there — most programs go live within a week.

  • Is our data secure?

    Yes. Standard Form is SOC 2 compliant, with security and access controls built around protecting your program's data. We won't train AI using your data. You can read more on our SOC 2 page.

  • What programs do you work with?

    Programs of all sizes, across specialties. Whether you're scheduling a small fellowship or a large internal medicine program, the engine adapts to your rules and structure.

  • How is this better than Excel or Google Sheets?

    Spreadsheets cost chiefs 80–100+ hours a year to build and maintain. Standard Form automates rule enforcement, equity balancing, swaps, and compliance — so you review instead of rebuild.

Build your residency schedule in minutes, not weeks.