One-tap clock in and out
Open the app, tap once, you're on the clock. No menus, no project picker unless you need one, no friction.
Time tracking app
EasyHours is a mobile-first time tracking app for employees and managers. One tap to clock in from a phone, web review for managers, and clean exports for payroll — on iOS, Android, web, and shared kiosks.
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EasyHours
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How the app works
EasyHours follows the same loop on every device. Once your team installs the app, the workflow is the same on day one as on day three hundred.
Open the app, tap the clock-in button, get on with the day. The right job, project, or location is pre-selected. A 'you are on the clock' screen makes it obvious whether time is running, so nobody has to guess.
The web admin surfaces the things that need attention — missing clock-outs, overtime, edits, pending approvals. Managers fix and approve in a few clicks. Everything else is automatic.
Export approved hours as CSV or Excel, summarized by employee, period, project, or task. Drop it into payroll, accounting, or the working-time record you keep on file.
Try the app with your real team for 30 days. No commitment, cancel anytime.
Start free trialOn every device
Three ways into the same data: employees on phones, managers on the web, shared teams on a tablet. Whichever device captured it, the record is the same.
03:42:18
Started 8:15 AM · today
Project
Platform · Ground-floor install
Today
3h 42m
This week
28h 10m

The mobile app is the part employees see. It's intentionally small: clock in, clock out, see today's hours, fix a missed entry. No menus to learn, no settings to configure.
The web app shows the team's hours, exceptions that need attention, and approval queues. Built for the manager who has five minutes between meetings, not for a full-time HR analyst.
Emily Jones
Foreman
Oliver Brown
Electrician
Charlotte Davis
Installer
James Smith
Site lead
Liam Turner
Installer
Total hours
209h 30m
Regular
195h 00m
Overtime
14h 30m
Gross pay
£4,684.50
Emily Jones
Foreman
Oliver Brown
Electrician
Charlotte Davis
Installer
James Smith
Site lead
Liam Turner
Installer
Scheduled · every Monday 6 AM to [email protected] · next run 24 Mar
onApproved hours export as CSV or Excel summarized by employee, period, project, or task — drop them into payroll, accounting, or the working-time record you keep on file. Same data, three audiences: finance, operations, and compliance.
Two views you'll use every day
Most time tracking apps stop at the timesheet. EasyHours adds a live attendance view and a live map, so managers and operations leads can answer 'who's on the clock right now?' in one glance.

Set up the sites your team works from — offices, customer locations, job sites — and EasyHours plots each clock-in on a map. Optional geofencing lets you require employees to be on-site before they can clock in, so the recorded location matches where the work actually happened.
One screen shows everyone currently on the clock, who's on break, and who hasn't started yet — with how long they've been working. The fastest answer to 'who's available right now?' for ops, dispatch, or front-of-house.
Sophie Carter
since 6:12 AM
Emma Wilson
since 6:34 AM
James Taylor
since 6:58 AM
Laura Brown
since 7:11 AM
David Harris
since 7:26 AM
Charlotte Davies
since 7:48 AM

Kiosk mode
Not every team carries a work phone. Kiosk mode lets a single tablet at the front desk, on the shop floor, or in the job-site trailer act as a shared clock-in for the whole crew — same record, same approval flow, no per-person device required.
Sunday, April 12
01:12 PM
Front Desk Kiosk
HQ Lobby

Employees clock in with a PIN or a badge, see who else is on the clock, and get on with the day. Useful in retail, hospitality, construction trailers, warehouses, and anywhere personal phones aren't the right fit. The tablet writes to the same record the mobile app and web admin use — so kiosk shifts show up in approvals, exports, and the live attendance view alongside everything else.
What the app does
The features below are what the SERP for 'time tracking app' demands — and what EasyHours actually ships, on the plan you sign up for, with no add-on tier.
Open the app, tap once, you're on the clock. No menus, no project picker unless you need one, no friction.
Managers see who's clocked in right now, who's on break, and how long shifts have run — without sending a single message.
Each clock-in is placed on a map so managers can see where the work happened — useful for field teams and multi-site operations.
Require employees to be on-site before they can clock in. Off by default; enable per site or per team where it matters.
Push reminders fire at the start and end of expected shifts so a forgotten clock-in doesn't quietly become a missing one.
If someone forgets to stop the timer, EasyHours closes the entry rather than letting it run all night.
Employees can correct a missed entry; managers can fix or approve. Every change is timestamped and attributable.
Assign time to a project, customer, or task when it matters. Skip it entirely when it doesn't.
CSV and Excel exports summarized by employee, period, project, or task — the formats payroll teams already use.
Who the app is for

App vs spreadsheet vs hardware clock
Most teams arrive here from a spreadsheet, a paper timesheet, or a wall-mounted hardware clock. Here's how a modern app changes each one.
| What you care about | Spreadsheet or paper | EasyHours app |
|---|---|---|
| Where employees record time | At a desk, after the fact, from memory | On the phone in their pocket, in the moment |
| Works without a desk | No | Yes — iOS, Android, and shared tablets |
| Captures location | Whatever someone types | GPS-stamped clock-ins, optional geofencing |
| See who's working right now | No way to know without messaging the team | One screen with live attendance and GPS clock-ins on a map |
| Corrections and edits | Overwrites with no history | Tracked with timestamp, author, and reason |
| Manager review | Manual chase at end of period | Exceptions surface automatically |
| Export to payroll | Reformat by hand each period | One-click CSV or Excel in payroll-ready shape |
| Setup time | Zero — and it shows | Minutes — invite the team, set work hours, done |
Try the app with your real team for 30 days. No commitment, cancel anytime.
Start free trialPricing
Per-employee pricing with mobile, web, and kiosk included. Free 30-day trial of the full product — no commitment, cancel anytime.
Free
For individuals tracking their own time
Everything included:
No credit card required
Business
per user, per month
Billed monthly · Cancel anytime
Everything in Free, plus:
No commitment, cancel anytime
Enterprise
Tailored to your company's needs
Everything in Business, plus:
For large organizations with custom needs
Simple math
Hours that don't get logged don't get billed. EasyHours captures every one — here's what a typical company stands to recover in unbilled hours.
What 15 minutes a day really costs.
It adds up faster than you'd think.
The math
10 employees
× 15 min of untracked time per person, per day
× 20 working days per month
= 50 hours lost every month
× €60 average billing rate
Adds up to
€3,000
in lost billable revenue, every month
EasyHours starts at €5.20 per user per month. A single recovered hour per employee pays for a full year of EasyHours.
Billing accuracy
10–25%
of billable hours never reach an invoice
Manual entries consistently under-report hours. People forget small tasks, miss quick jobs between sites, or skip logging entirely. Automatic clock-in captures every minute — so what you bill reflects what was actually worked.
Timesheet admin
2–3 hrs
lost to paperwork, every week
Managers waste 2–3 hours every week chasing paper timesheets, fixing mistakes, and compiling payroll by hand. With EasyHours, approval and export takes minutes — not mornings.
Keep reading
Different angles on the same product, depending on what you're trying to figure out next.
The plain-English explainer — what it is, what employers record, and how the workflow holds together.
Per-employee pricing, what's included, and what the trial covers.
The broader EasyHours feature set across web, mobile, and admin.
Questions about rollout, migration from a spreadsheet, or whether the app fits your team.
FAQ
The questions teams usually ask before they install the app and roll it out.
EasyHours offers a free 30-day trial of the full app — no commitment, cancel anytime. After the trial, plans start at €5 per user per month with mobile, web, and kiosk included on every plan. We don't run a permanent free tier because the product is built for teams, not solo freelancers.
Yes. Native apps are available on both iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play). The web app works in any modern browser, and tablets can be set up as shared kiosk clock-ins.
No. EasyHours only records location at the moment of clock-in and clock-out — not while the timer is running. Managers see a GPS-stamped point on a map for each clock-in. Geofencing is opt-in per site, and employees see exactly what is recorded.
Yes. Kiosk mode turns a single tablet into a shared clock-in terminal where multiple employees can sign in with a PIN or badge. Useful for retail floors, job-site trailers, and front desks where employees don't carry a work phone.
Yes — within the limits you set. Employees can submit corrections for missed clock-ins, and managers see and approve those corrections in the web admin. Every edit is timestamped and attributable, so the audit trail stays clean.
Approved hours export as CSV or Excel summarized by employee, period, project, or task — the formats most payroll providers ingest directly. We're adding direct integrations over time; in the meantime, the export shape is built to slot into existing payroll workflows.
The app is designed so adoption isn't a project. One-tap clock in, smart reminders for the start and end of shifts, auto clock-out so a forgotten timer doesn't run all night, and an easy correction flow so employees aren't penalized for forgetting. Most teams reach consistent daily use in the first week with no formal training.
A spreadsheet records what someone remembers at the end of the week. The app records what actually happened, in the moment, on the device people already carry — with corrections tracked, GPS-stamped where you want it, and exports that drop straight into payroll. Most teams that switch don't go back.
Yes. 30 days, the full product, no commitment. Cancel anytime. Bring your real team and run it on a real period — that's the only way to know whether the workflow fits.
Try EasyHours
Set up takes minutes. Invite your team, install the app, and run a real period — payroll export included — before you commit to anything.
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