The overtime nobody remembers
Weeks of staying late, covering shifts, swapping rotas. At the end of the quarter you ask about time off in lieu — and no one kept count. Without your own record, it's your word against the shift book.
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You've put in extra hours again — but nothing's written down?
Your working hours.
Every shift on record.
Clock in, clock out — Timesheet automatically calculates your net hours and overtime against your personal daily target. With an optional GPS stamp, a monthly PDF timesheet, and everything stored completely offline.
Android only · Install once, use forever
What Timesheet tracks for you
One-tap time clock
Start and end your shift with a single tap. Your net working time updates live as the shift runs.
Automatic overtime
Timesheet calculates your overtime automatically against your personal daily target hours.
Optional GPS stamp
Attach a location when you clock in or out — foreground only, no background tracking, no geofencing.
PDF timesheet
Monthly report with all shifts and overtime — export as a PDF in one tap (Premium).
Why you should keep your own record of working hours
End of the month and your hours don't add up, overtime doesn't appear on your payslip, and no one was keeping track. Many employees face exactly this. Without your own complete record, it becomes your word against the rota. That's what Timesheet is for: your personal time clock, keeping a full log of every shift and overtime hour so you stay in control.
Tap to start a shift, tap to end it. Timesheet deducts your breaks, calculates net hours and compares them to your personal daily target — overtime is worked out automatically. Missed shifts can be added manually, and at month end you export a clean PDF timesheet. Following the EU Court of Justice ruling on working-time records (C-55/18), employees across Europe have a recognised interest in keeping their own contemporaneous log.
All your data stays on your device. No account, no server, no cloud, no data sharing. The optional GPS stamp only activates while you are actively using the app — no background tracking, no geofencing. Timesheet documents your hours; it tracks and calculates, it is not a substitute for legal advice.
Three situations many workers will recognise
The payslip that doesn't add up
Your payslip arrives and the hours are short. You're certain you worked more — but all you have is a few scattered notes on your phone. A complete monthly timesheet would give you the figures in black and white.
The tradesperson on site
Changing job sites, long commutes, no terminal to clock in. Tradespeople and field workers rarely have a central time-tracking system and end up reconstructing hours from memory each evening. A tap when you arrive and when you leave removes all the guesswork.
All three situations share the same pattern: without your own record you lose track — and in a dispute, you may lose the hours too. With a clear log, your working time stays where it belongs: with you.
Frequently asked questions
Does Timesheet work without internet?
Yes, Timesheet is 100% offline. Every shift, break and overtime entry stays exclusively on your device. No account, no registration, no cloud, no data sharing.
How is overtime calculated?
You set your personal daily target — for example 8 hours. Timesheet deducts your breaks from the clocked time and compares net hours against your target. The difference is your overtime. The monthly summary shows contracted hours, actual hours and the balance at a glance.
Am I being tracked by GPS?
No. The GPS location stamp is optional and activates only while you are actively clocking a shift. There is no background tracking, no geofencing and no hidden location monitoring. You decide per shift whether a location is saved.
What does Timesheet cost?
Time tracking is free and unlimited — all core features with no shift limit. No subscription, no recurring charges.
Which languages does the app support?
Timesheet is available in 24 languages — all official EU languages. This makes it ideal for mobile workers and tradespeople who work across borders.