Timeroll Timecard Calculator Live

Timeroll adds up your time card for you. Type when you clocked in and when you clocked out, add your breaks, and Timeroll shows the week's total in hours and minutes (38:45) and in decimal hours (38.75), with your overtime and your gross pay. No spreadsheet, no mental arithmetic, no sign-up. YOUR WEEK ON ONE SCREEN • Seven days, each with its clock-in, clock-out and breaks • The week's total in hours:minutes and in decimal hours • Regular hours, overtime and double time, side by side • Gross pay from your hourly rate, with your own currency symbol • Start the week on any day FAST TIME ENTRY • A number pad made for times: 930 is 9:30, 1245 is 12:45 • 12-hour or 24-hour clock • Shifts that end after midnight count on the day they started • Breaks in 5-minute steps, each one paid or unpaid • Copy the previous day, or fill in your standard shift with one tap OVERTIME THE WAY YOUR JOB PAYS IT • Over 40 hours a week, over 8 hours a day, or both • Overtime pay at 1.25×, 1.5×, 1.75× or 2× • Optional double time for hours past 12 in one day • No hour is ever paid a premium twice ROUNDING Round each clock-in and clock-out to the nearest 5, 6 or 15 minutes, or use the 7-minute rule. The rounded times are shown, so you always see exactly what was counted. HISTORY AND SHARING Every week you enter is kept automatically. Open an old week, copy it into this week, or delete it. Send a week as a readable summary, or as CSV to paste into a spreadsheet, through any app on your phone. CHECK YOUR PAYCHECK Compare the hours on your paycheck with the hours you actually worked. If something does not match, you have the numbers, day by day. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE Your hours stay on your phone. No account, no sign-in, no cloud — the app works with no connection at all. It asks for no camera, microphone, location, contacts or files. EASY ON THE EYES Large numbers and big buttons, in a light or dark theme or following your phone. FAIR ADS Timeroll is free, with a banner ad and, at most, an occasional full-screen ad after you finish a week — never while you are typing. A one-time purchase removes every ad for good. Nothing else is locked. Timeroll works out totals from the times you enter. Your employer's payroll and local labor rules decide what you are actually paid.