What this solves

Manually counting out sprint boundaries for a two-week cadence across two quarters is tedious and error-prone, especially once a team's cadence doesn't line up neatly with calendar months. This tool just does the date arithmetic: a start date, a sprint length, and a count of sprints in, a full schedule out.

What it deliberately doesn't do

It doesn't subtract weekends or public holidays automatically: every team's calendar and holiday list is different, and silently guessing would produce a schedule that looks precise but is wrong for your specific team. If your sprint length already reflects working days only (common), the dates here line up with that convention directly; if not, treat the holiday-affected sprint's capacity as reduced separately, the same way the sprint capacity calculator handles planned time off.

Using the schedule

Share the generated table at the start of a quarter so the whole team has sprint boundaries without re-deriving them from a start date every planning session; a small thing, but a real source of scheduling confusion when it isn't written down anywhere.