Feature
Mobile time clock app for employees
Everything an hourly employee needs in one app: punch, see the time card, ask for a day off, check the schedule. Face ID sign-in, GPS punch location, and no password to forget.
What you get
- iPhone app on the App Store; Android in testing
- Clock in and out with department selection
- Time card, schedule and time-off requests in one place
- Passkey sign-in with Face ID or Touch ID
- GPS punch location when the site requires it
- Company-wide minimum version so old builds retire cleanly
For the person actually punching the clock
The app is built around the one thing an employee does most: clock in. It opens on the punch button, shows whether they are in or out, and puts the time card, the schedule and the request form one tap away. Managers use the web app; the phone is for the crew.
Sign in with a face, not a password
Passkeys let an employee sign in with Face ID or Touch ID and nothing to type. There is no password to reuse from another site, and nothing for a manager to reset on Monday morning.
Frequently asked
Yes. The time card in the app shows the current and past periods with regular, overtime, break and time-off hours.
No. Passkey sign-in with Face ID or Touch ID is supported, and a password remains available for anyone who prefers it.
Goes with
Time clock
A web and mobile time clock employees use to punch in and out from any device. Accurate timestamps, punch rounding, meal breaks and location capture. Free for up to 3 employees.
Location-based clock-in
Record where every punch happens, flag punches outside your site, or require employees to be on site to clock in. Per-site geofence radius, drawn on a map.
Time off & leave
Employees request PTO, sick time and other leave from their phone; managers approve, and the hours land on the time card and the schedule automatically. Company holidays included.
Try it free for 14 days. Flat monthly pricing after that.
No credit card, no per-seat surprises, no contract. Set up a site, add your team and take the first punch in under ten minutes. Teams of up to 3 can stay on the free plan for good.