Team Capacity Planning Tool

Easy Capacity Planning. Full Visibility.

The problem:

If you work in services or lead internal project delivery, the following probably sounds familiar:

  • Too many projects, not enough clarity: With 20–40 projects in full swing, people are juggling many priorities at once. Who’s doing what and when? A couple of weekly calls just won’t bring the needed clarity.
  • Availability clashes kill momentum: Plans look fine on paper — until the day-to-day, the BAU stuff or holidays throw everything off. That’s when crunch time hits or tasks slip.
  • Flying blind on workloads: Some people silently struggle under a heavy load while others have room to help – you just don’t know who.
  • Accountability without visibility doesn’t work: We want our teams to think ahead 3-5 weeks. But without visibility into capacity and next milestones, how should they plan ahead?

Solutions? Good luck.

We’ve talked to 127 teams who were trying to get the full picture on capacity. Same answer, every time:

  • They looked at all the tools. Nothing worked.
  • Tools didn’t match how they plan projects.
  • Critical data is buried under endless complexity

And now? They’re still stuck in clunky spreadsheets. Not because they want to, but because they haven’t found anything good after years of googling.

Welcome to TeamBandit!

Get the big picture across people and projects

TeamBandit is an online planner for scheduling people across projects. It helps you balance project needs with real availability — factoring in holidays, time off, and individual working hours.

TeamBandit is a cloud-based tool that makes team capacity planning very easy.
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How TeamBandit can help you

Schedule with confidence

Schedule work without overloading anyone or missing absences.

TeamBandit puts the necessary information right in front of you.

No more crunch time

Spot bottlenecks early and reschedule or add extra people before it’s too late.

Less chasing

Let your team members update their own hours inside TeamBandit.

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View hours by project

In Project View, you can see all projects with the assigned team members and hours scheduled.

  • This is where you schedule project work
  • Add milestones to highlight major project events
  • New: Display project phases

View hours by team member

Team View also shows scheduled hours — but this time grouped by person.

  • Check workloads and ensure no one’s got too much on their plate.
  • See those color-coded totals? They indicate over-allocation and free capacity.
  • TeamBandit checks against each person’s weekly hours.

"Gosh, we're in the red!"
Team workload at one glance

The availability heatmap shows you with one glance your team’s workload.

  • Quickly spot busy weeks and free capacity.
  • Numbers show available hours per week.
TeamBandit allows users to maintain their own project hours. This means less effort for keeping plans up to date.

Bring your team into TeamBandit!

Giving your team access to TeamBandit has real benefits:

  • People can coordinate more easily when they know when their coworkers are available.
  • Team members can update their own hours.
  • No more chasing down team members for updates or manually entering their hours yourself.

Flip the Perspective

With one click, switch between a project view and a team view, each giving you different insights.

The project view shows who’s working on each project and their allocated hours per week and month.

The team view helps you see individual workloads, making it easy to spot and prevent overload.

View resource capacity by project or by resource.

Easily assign team members to projects

With a few clicks, you can assign or reassign team members to projects using a simple dropdown menu. Quickly adjust who’s working on what and remove team members when needed, keeping your capacity planning up-to-date.

Easily Monitor Workload

Color-coding helps you instantly identify bottlenecks or available capacity, so you can redistribute work and keep workloads balanced and manageable.

With one glance, you can see if a team member is over- or under-utilized during any period:

We always factor in people’s actual availability with respect to their work schedule, assigned work and planned personal leaves.

Example: For a person with a 40-hour work contract, the total workload across all projects is color-coded as follows: exceeding 40 hours in red, full capacity in white, and available capacity in green.

Get Started in 5 Minutes!

TeamBandit can be set up in just a few minutes. Our simple setup guides you through everything you need to do.

Upload your projects and team members from Excel and you’re good to go. It’s super easy — no endless configuration.

And if you need assistance, our support team is ready to help!

TeamBandit is a simple resource planning tool that just takes 5 minutes to get started with.

Feature Highlights

Easy upload

Uploading your projects and team members is very easy. Just fill out the Excel template and hit Upload.

Robust & Secure

Spreadsheets often break under heavy usage. TeamBandit always keeps your data secure and your planning intact. 

Reporting

Built-in reports give you the full picture on scheduled hours, team utilization and key project events.

Full view of availability

TeamBandit factors in time off, holidays, and individual working hours. You can set up dummy projects to allocate time for meetings or day-to-day work.

User permissions

Users can be given specific permissions. Team members can update their own data, while managers can manage all data for their team.

Built for you

We’re always improving TeamBandit. Many of the features you see today started as a customer request — and that’s not changing. Let us know how we can improve your experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

TeamBandit is an easy-to-use online capacity planning tool aimed at service-based businesses. It helps you allocate people to projects, forecast resource needs and manage workload. TeamBandit can also serve as a shared capacity sheet, where team members can view each other’s availability and maintain their own hours — all in a secure and easy way.

TeamBandit is designed for service-based businesses, project teams, and PMOs that need a straightforward and effective way to plan and forecast resource needs. It is particularly valuable for balancing project work with business continuity activities. If your organization needs an easy-to-use solution to gain visibility into team availability, upcoming work, and overall workload across projects, TeamBandit is a strong fit.
Yes. When you sign up, you have 14 days to explore all features as part of a free trial. We do ask for a payment method upfront, but you won’t be charged unless you decide to keep using TeamBandit after the trial ends. You can cancel anytime.
Your data is stored securely in the cloud. We use encrypted connections and industry-standard practices to keep your information safe.

We’re happy to help whenever you have questions, run into issues or just need some guidance. Just email us at [email protected]. Prompt and personal support is guaranteed!

Just reach out to us via the contact form. We’re happy to walk you through what’s possible and help you figure out if TeamBandit fits your needs.

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About TeamBandit

Creator of TeamBandit, Adrian Neumeyer

TeamBandit is the brainchild of Adrian Neumeyer, a Senior Project Manager with 10 years of experience in business and IT environments. Frustrated by the lack of good capacity planning tools, Adrian set out to solve his own problem: creating something as easy to use as spreadsheets but with a more robust foundation.

Together with a team of developers and designers, we stay closely connected to our users to gather ideas for features that solve major pain points ignored by other software vendors. By focusing on real-world needs, we make resource management simple and help you stay on top of decisions—even when time is short and demands are piling up.