Clockwatcher counts down to clock-out and shows today's pay ticking up, second by second.
WATCH YOUR DAY PAY OFF
Tap Clock in when you get to work. The countdown to your clock-out time starts, and the money you've earned today climbs every second, worked out from your real pay: hourly, weekly, every two weeks, monthly or yearly. The sky behind it follows your day, from navy before work to a sunset glow just before you leave.
PAY THAT WORKS LIKE YOURS
• Salaried? A workday pays in full even if you leave early or start late. Clockwatcher shows the real hourly rate you earned instead.
• Paid by the hour? You earn for exactly the time you work.
• Time before your start or after your end counts as overtime, at the rate you choose (×1.5, ×2…).
• Overtime already built into your salary? Turn overtime pay off. The money stops at your end time, and you see your real rate drop.
• Lunch pauses the money. Set your workdays, start and end times, and let your leave time follow when you clock in.
YOUR WEEK AND MONTH AT A GLANCE
• What you earned, how long you worked and your real hourly rate
• Daily bars for money, hours and rate, measured against your scheduled day
• A calendar of longer and shorter days: +0:34 here, −0:26 there
• Tapped clock-in late? Fix today's times in 1- or 5-minute steps
• Clocked out and back in for the evening? Every session counts
A WIDGET THAT KEEPS COUNTING
The home screen widget counts down to clock-out every second and shows what you've earned so far. Worried about who's looking? Hide the earnings and it shows your clock-out time instead.
FREE, WITH ADS
Every feature is free, the widget included. Ads show as banners, and as a full-screen ad after you clock in or out (once a day each, at most) and when you open History (at most once an hour). Going ad-free removes them and lets the widget clock you in and out in one tap. Choose monthly, yearly, or a one-time lifetime purchase.
GOOD TO KNOW
• No account, no sign-up. Your work records stay on your phone.
• Works offline. Only the ads need a connection.
• Currency, the first day of the week and 12- or 24-hour time follow your region.
• In English, Korean, Japanese, German, French, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese.
Count down to clock-out while today's pay ticks up every second.