WageCop: Timesheet & Hours

WageCop

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About this app

Your hours, in your hands.

WageCop lets you keep your own timesheet — independent of your employer's — so you have your own record of when you worked. Each punch is stamped with the time and your location and sealed with a tamper-evident digital signature, so your record is designed to make after-the-fact changes detectable.

WHY WORKERS USE WAGECOP
• Keep an independent record. If an employer's timesheet doesn't match what you actually worked, you have your own.
• See issues as they happen. WageCop flags possible missing meal periods, missing rest breaks, overtime, and split shifts in real time — while you can still do something about them.
• Understand your week. WageCop shows what your week's hours add up to as an estimate to help you spot a problem. It is not a legal accounting of what you're owed — that's a question for you and a lawyer.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• Clock — one-tap clock in/out with time + location on every punch.
• Timesheet — every punch, GPS-stamped and digitally sealed.
• Alerts — real-time flags for meal, rest, overtime, and split-shift issues.
• My Schedule — your own shift reminders. Stays on your device; never shared with your employer.
• Get Help — a directory of attorneys (paid listings / advertising, not a referral service).
• Export — take your records with you anytime.

YOUR RECORDS, YOUR DATA
• Raw Wage Records — free. Export your own hours anytime, old and new alike.
• No paid verified export is offered in this release. "Verified" means provenance/integrity metadata, not a legal determination that any wages are owed; that's a question for you and a lawyer.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
You never pay to access or export your own raw records. Industry-standard security protects your information — though no system is perfectly secure.

Available in English and Spanish.

WageCop is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

What’s new

Your pay rate now accepts either a period or a comma (18.50 or 18,50), so comma-decimal keyboards work too. You set your rate once during setup; if none is on file, pay screens say so instead of showing a figure we guessed. Plus wording and reliability improvements throughout.