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About HoursTracker :ShiftInk

HoursTracker — hours and pay tracking built for Israeli labor law An app made for workers in Israel: it tracks your hours, calculates your pay the way the law requires — 125%/150% overtime, rest days and holidays, travel allowance and tax credit points — and shows you exactly what you should be earning. EFFORTLESS CLOCKING • One-tap clock in and out, breaks, and reminders if you forget • Home and Lock Screen widgets, Live Activity and Dynamic Island with a live timer and a growing amount • An Apple Watch app • Siri and Shortcuts — "Clock in with HoursTracker" • Every shift gets a name — morning, evening or night. Night follows the law: at least 2 hours between 22:00 and 06:00 PAY THAT UNDERSTANDS THE LAW • Regular hours, 125%, 150%, rest days and holidays, travel allowance, breaks and the work week • A built-in holiday calendar you can edit: add, remove or move dates for each workplace • Contractor or company employee: mark when the company took you on — new rate and travel allowance, and pension and severance from that day, without changing earlier months • A breakdown of income tax, National Insurance and health tax from your credit points, marital status and age — net and gross • Several workplaces, each with its own rules ORDER AND INSIGHT • Weekly and monthly History with daily amounts, totals and reports • A smart scanner for payslips and timesheets, and a tidy payslip library • Export to PDF and CSV • An optional smart assistant that answers questions about your hours and pay • Chat with the developer from inside the app YOUR PRIVACY • Your data stays with you. Lock with Face ID, back up to an account or iCloud, and delete everything at any time • Hebrew, Arabic, English and Russian Pay and tax figures are planning estimates only and are not legal, tax or accounting advice. Your payslip and the law decide your real pay.

What’s new

Version 1.10 · Updated October 24, 2026

Version 1.10 — simpler, clearer, and built for contractor and company employees • Chat with the developer — right from Feedback. Replies reach you in the app, with a notification • Contractor or company employee? Say how you're employed. When the company takes you on, add the move: new rate, travel allowance, and pension and severance from that day. Earlier shifts keep the old rate • Edit your holidays — add, remove or move dates for each workplace • Every shift has a name: morning, evening or night. Night follows the law — at least 2 hours between 22:00 and 06:00, including the clock change • Settings in short, clear screens, and tabs come back tidy • Clearer widgets with a live timer in the ring and on the Lock Screen, week and month totals that match History, and bigger daily amounts in the month view • Siri understands more Hebrew, in masculine and feminine forms • Your chosen color stays everywhere — no more flipping to blue • A gentle reminder to update when a new version is out • Updated Terms of Use and Privacy Policy

App privacy

The developer, Hmam Kaadna, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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