Timesheep
Hours & pay tracker for hourly and shift work
Count hours,
not sheep.
Clock in with one tap. Timesheep works out your Pay Period, Overtime and Tips and checks your Paycheck, or keeps your hours Balance on a salary. No account: your data stays on your phone.
- Biweekly Pay Periods
- US & California Overtime
- PDF & CSV Timesheets
Built for how you’re paid
Each Job counts in the way your pay works. Pick it once; you can have both kinds of Job.
Paid by the hour
For hourly and shift work
- Weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly or monthly Pay Periods
- Overtime by the day or the week, with US federal and California presets
- Shift Premiums for nights, weekends and Public Holidays
- Tips, paid Days Off and Rate changes over time
- Enter your Paycheck and see whether it matches what you earned
Salary with contract hours
For flexitime and hour accounts
- Target Hours per weekday, from your contract
- Your Balance: hours ahead or behind, through yesterday
- Carry over your current Balance, and record hours paid out
- Vacation, sick days and Public Holidays for your state
- Vacation days left this year
Why Timesheep
No account
Nothing to sign up for. Your hours and pay stay on your phone, and a Backup file is yours to keep.
Set up for your Region
Biweekly pay and Overtime after 40 hours in the US, California’s daily Overtime, and holidays by state in Germany.
Fast every day
Clock in with one tap, repeat last week, and get a reminder if you forget to clock out.
Timesheets in one tap
A PDF for your boss and a CSV for your spreadsheet, for any Pay Period or week.
Simple pricing
Every feature in both plans. Start with two weeks free.
Annual
$19.99 a year
About $1.67 a month. Free for the first 14 days.
Monthly
$3.99 a month
No trial. Cancel anytime.
Prices are in US dollars; the App Store shows the price for your country. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel them in your App Store account settings, at least 24 hours before the Trial ends or the next renewal.
Know what you’ve earned, to the minute.
Timesheep is coming to the iPhone first, with Android to follow.