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About HourLog: Work Hours Tracker

HourLog – Work Hours Tracker with Overtime & Pay Calculator Track your work hours, overtime and earnings without complicated spreadsheets or manual calculations. HourLog is a simple and accurate timesheet app for employees and shift workers who want to know exactly how many hours they worked and how much they earned. Track your day with a live timer or enter shifts manually. HourLog automatically calculates working time, breaks, regular hours, overtime and pay. TRACK YOUR WORK HOURS - Start and stop your shift with a live timer - Add or edit work hours manually - Record breaks during your shift - Track multiple shifts on the same day - Add notes to individual work sessions CALCULATE OVERTIME & PAY - Automatically calculate regular and overtime hours - Set daily and weekly overtime thresholds - Configure your regular and overtime pay rates - See estimated earnings while you work - Track weekly and monthly pay totals TIMESHEETS & HISTORY - View clear weekly timesheets - Browse completed shifts by month - See regular and overtime hour breakdowns - Analyze hours and earnings with charts - Follow your pay trends over time EXPORT PROFESSIONAL REPORTS Export your timesheets when you need to share or archive them: - PDF - CSV - Excel XLSX Choose the job and date range you want to export and optionally include breaks and notes. MULTIPLE JOBS Keep different jobs separate, each with its own: - Hourly rate - Overtime rate - Work schedule - Week start day - Currency - Time zone - Reminders ICLOUD SYNC Keep your HourLog data synchronized between your iPhone and iPad using iCloud. No HourLog account is required. HOME SCREEN WIDGETS Check your hours, earnings and overtime directly from your Home Screen. See whether you're currently clocked in or on a break without opening the app. SIMPLE BY DESIGN HourLog is designed to make everyday time tracking quick and understandable. No complicated project management system — just your shifts, hours, overtime and pay. HourLog is useful for employees and shift workers who need a reliable work hours tracker, timesheet and overtime calculator. HOURLOG PRO Upgrade to Pro to unlock: - Unlimited jobs - Complete work history - Additional export date ranges - Work reminders - Home Screen widgets Choose from weekly, yearly or lifetime options. If you enjoy HourLog, please take a moment to leave a review. Your feedback helps us improve and grow. Need help or have a question? Contact us anytime at [email protected] Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.8mobile.org/privacy-policy/

What’s new

Version 1.0.1 · Updated September 25, 2026

Thanks for downloading HourLog – Work Hours Tracker. In this version we have: + Added support for Spanish, German, French, Italian, Russian and Simplified Chinese - Bug fixes and performance improvements - General UI and reliability improvements If you enjoy the app, please take a moment to rate or review it your feedback helps us improve

App privacy

The developer, Ottorino Bruni, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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