Group or spread people by tag. Two people who must
never sit together never do.
Last time's neighbors are kept apart where possible, and the chart and name cards print from the same screen.
Free for up to 20 participants, with every feature. No account needed.

Does any of this sound familiar?
What SeatCraft does
Tag people however you like, then tell each tag to group together or spread apart, with a strength from 1 to 5. Companies, departments, "needs the front row" — the things you actually care about become the seating.

A pair kept apart is an absolute rule, never a preference. If the rules cannot all be met, the app stops and names the pair in the way instead of quietly breaking one, so you are not left guessing.
For a softer wish, mark a pair as "keep apart if possible" instead.

The chart prints as a PDF on A4/A3 or Letter/Tabloid, and splits over 2 or 4 pages for a big room. Name cards and rosters print from the same screen — once the seating is decided, the paperwork for the day is done.


Confirm a chart and it is remembered. The next one keeps those pairs apart where it can — the last 0 to 10 charts, three by default. "Same table again" becomes rare.

Presentation mode is big type and nothing else. Reveal the names table by table or seat by seat if you want a moment of suspense — it works in a classroom and in a hall.
Layouts come as presets
Rows, columns, the number of islands and the seats per table are all adjustable. For round tables and hollow squares you can choose what counts as a neighbor: the two people beside you, or the whole table. Tables with fewer chairs are handled by marking seats empty.
Features
All of it is free for up to 20 participants.
Where people use it
Built for lists of real people
This is an app that holds lists of people, so where the data lives mattered more than anything. SeatCraft has no server.
See the privacy policy for the details.
Price