ClockShark and ExakTime stop at the timesheet. We don't. The hours your crew clocks become job costing, daily logs, and payroll — without a CSV export. PIN clock-in, photo + GPS verification, full English and Spanish UI, iOS and Android native.
When your guys turn in handwritten timesheets at week's end, you're not paying for paper. You're paying for the office hour someone spends keying them into payroll, the lag between the field and the job-cost report, and the disputes a week later when nobody remembers what they did on Tuesday.
Every dollar you save by not buying a time clock is a dollar — plus interest — you spend cleaning up afterward.
Designed for gloved hands, jobsite cell signal, and the human reality that nobody on your crew wants to learn new software.
Four-digit PIN. No passwords, no logins, no "I forgot my email." Tap the project, tap the cost code, snap the photo, go. The friction that loses your crew on day three with ClockShark — gone.
Camera capture on every clock event. You see who actually clocked in — not who someone clocked in for.
Set a geofence per project. Clock events outside the fence get flagged for review — without micromanaging the rest.
ClockShark gives you a CSV. ExakTime gives you a CSV. Busybusy gives you a CSV. We put the hours straight into the project's cost code while your crew is still on lunch. The Monday-morning re-key disappears.
Every button, every prompt, every error message — written natively in English and Spanish. Each worker picks their own language. Your foreman's interface stays English; your crew's doesn't have to.
Gross wages by employee, burden, tax withholding — formatted for ADP, Gusto, and the rest. Monday-morning cleanup drops from half a day to fifteen minutes. The clock that pays for itself in payroll hours, not just timesheet enforcement.
A clock-in is the smallest possible unit of construction data — and every other module needs it. Time becomes labor cost in accounting. Time becomes workforce-by-trade in daily logs. Time becomes input for the production rate on the next bid.
Clock events auto-populate the daily log's workforce-by-trade panel. The field report writes itself from the data the crew already submitted.
Hours roll into job costing per project, per cost code. Payroll export carries gross wages and burden so your payroll provider has clean data.
Historical hours per scope inform the production rate on the next estimate. Real numbers, not gut feel, drive your labor pricing.
Tap a PIN. Take a photo. Done. The fewest possible clicks between "showed up" and "clocked in." Works in English or Spanish.
See who's on the job at a glance. Approve or correct entries from the same app the crew uses. Less time at the desk, more time on the wall.
Hours by employee, by job, by cost code. Export to your payroll service. No more decoding handwritten timesheets at week's end.
Yes. Native apps cache offline. Clock events queue locally and sync to the server when signal returns. The crew doesn't see a difference.
Yes. Photo and GPS verification can be enforced per project, or made optional based on your supervision style.
UI strings, button labels, prompts — all translated. Each worker picks their language on their device. It's a first-class language, not an afterthought.
Standard export formats are supported. Some providers also accept direct API hand-off — tell us your provider and we'll walk through the fit.
Yes. Cost codes are configured per project, and the clock-in screen shows only the codes that apply — so the crew doesn't get a 200-row dropdown.
Book a 30-minute consultation and we'll walk through how clock-in, photo verification, and the payroll export flow would land for your crews — using your projects and your cost codes.