A free tool

Rank what annoys you, in dollars

Three annoyances, your own numbers, and a ledger in the same format the sprint produces. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

JavaScript is off The tool needs it. Nothing is hidden behind it: each line is people × hours a week × 52 × loaded rate, summed and ranked. The sprint it feeds is described in full, fee-back terms included.

Name the annoyance

People caught up in it

2 people

Hours each loses to it a week

move me

Loaded hourly cost

$65/hr

How sure are you of those hours?

fairly sure

Your ledger · ranked

What your own estimates say

Your numbers

Friction 1 (fairly sure)—

Total, on your estimates$0 a year

The hours sliders start at zero: this ledger asserts nothing until you do. Name an annoyance and drag the hours to what it steals.

The maths, in full. Each line = people × hours each per week × 52 × loaded rate. No probabilities, no uplift assumptions — this is a cost ledger, not a forecast. What it cannot do is check your inputs against reality: rework, credit notes and the workarounds nobody mentions are exactly what the sprint's thirty capped hours measure. Nothing typed here leaves your browser.

Find out if it's worth doing

What this is a rehearsal for

The Redesign Sprint spends thirty capped senior hours measuring one process in your real numbers — volumes, loaded rates, rework — and puts a verdict on every friction point. $7,500 fixed, half back if the ledger doesn't reach A$7,500 a year.

How the thirty hours are spent →

How this page works

In your browser, no sign-up, nothing kept. The hours sliders start at zero because the ledger asserts nothing until you do — and the closing line says plainly that self-estimates are usually wrong in both directions. Finding out which direction is what the sprint is for.