
Elmtrackr
Your personal work-hours and pay tracker
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ElmTrackr — Know exactly where your work time goes
ElmTrackr is a simple shift and work-hours tracker that helps hourly workers keep track of their time, overtime, estimated pay, and work-related reimbursements without relying on spreadsheets or scattered notes.
Clock in when your shift starts, clock out when you're done, and ElmTrackr keeps your work history organized automatically. You can review past shifts, correct mistakes, track breaks and notes, and get a clear picture of your month as it develops.
For smartwatch users, ElmTrackr also includes a Wear OS companion app, so you can clock in and out directly from your wrist and add quick-access complications to your watch face.
What you can track
• Shifts, hours and breaks
• Estimated gross pay based on your hourly rate
• Daily and weekly overtime
• Weekend, holiday and special-day work
• Travel and reimbursement claims
• Receipt photos and reimbursement details
• Monthly work summaries and reports
You can also export your shift history as CSV and reimbursement reports as PDF, making it easier to keep your own records or compare them with payroll.
ElmTrackr is designed for people who work changing schedules, hourly jobs, multiple shift types, weekends, late nights, or freelance hours and simply want a better understanding of what they've worked and what they should expect to earn.
No complicated workforce-management system. No employer account required. Just a focused personal tool for keeping your work month under control.
Pay, overtime and reimbursement calculations are estimates and may differ from actual payroll depending on taxes, deductions, employer policies and local regulations.
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