WorkWise Timesheet

U.S. Department of Labor

About this app

WorkWise Timesheet is a free mobile app from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division that helps employers and employees track work hours and calculate pay.

Use WorkWise Timesheet to record regular work hours and breaks and calculate overtime pay at one and one-half times (1.5) the regular rate of pay for hours worked over 40 in a workweek. The app provides a simple way to maintain time and pay information, as well as access to wage and hour compliance resources.

WorkWise Timesheet does not currently account for all pay and workplace situations, including tips, commissions, bonuses, deductions, holiday pay, weekend pay, shift differentials, or pay for regular days of rest.

The app also provides access to Wage and Hour Division resources, including information about the Payroll Audit Independent Determination (PAID) program and other compliance assistance resources.

Disclaimer: The U.S. Department of Labor provides WorkWise Timesheet as a public service. The regulations and related materials available through the app are intended to enhance public access to information about Department of Labor programs. The app does not address every situation that may arise in the workplace, and information may not always reflect the most recent official publication or update. Calculations and other results depend on the accuracy of information entered by the user. The Department of Labor makes no express or implied guarantees regarding results. The Federal Register and Code of Federal Regulations remain the official sources for regulatory information published by the Department of Labor. We will make every effort to correct efforts brought to our attention.

Ratings and reviews

(update - time change won't keep time right. I now have to enter my times an hour ahead to record properly). I've been using this app since July '25 & really like it. I wanted something basic to keep track of hours & my lunch, that's it, & this app fits the bill. however, if your day off falls on the 1st day of your pay period, the app can't calculate your total earnings for that period, so that's irritating. would love an update to get that fixed, but do really like the simplicity of this app

I have been using the DOL app to track my time for a part time job and ensure my paychecks are accurate. I love the cleaner look & feel for the Oct 2nd update, but I miss the ability to easily move backwards and forwards for pay periods. The old version I could just arrow back on the bottom pay period text to the previous timesheet to reconcile my paycheck when it arrived. Now it pops a date picker menu and I have to choose a date in that previous pay period to see that time sheet. Yuck

The app worked great before the update. Now, there's no way to verify past hours on past weeks and timecards. Why would you take that away??? That defeats the purpose of the app. As a traveler, it's important I can keep track of my hours and review them.