Productivity
Log shifts on this phone and multiply the rate you type. Not payroll.
Each job has a name, one hourly rate, and a currency code such as USD. A shift has a start, an end, break minutes, and an optional note. If the end is not later than the start, the end counts as the next day. After the break, a shift must last from 1 minute to 20 hours. An open shift stays out of the weekly total until you clock out.
Weeks start on Monday in the time zone set on this phone. You can open earlier weeks. Finished shifts add up to hours shown as H:MM and a gross amount shown as a currency code plus two decimals, for example USD 116.25. The app multiplies the rate in cents by the net minutes, divides by 60, and drops the remainder. If you change the rate later, older shifts use the new rate.
The free job keeps every past day. There is no account and no day cutoff. A one-time purchase raises the limit from 1 job to 6 and adds CSV export. There is no subscription. The price is whatever Google Play shows when the store responds. A new phone can restore the purchase. It does not restore the shifts, because they never left this phone.
After the purchase, export writes a file you can share from this phone. Column names stay in English: job, currency, rate_cents, start_iso, end_iso, break_minutes, net_minutes, pay_cents, note. Open shifts are not included.
Shiftfold does not track location, mileage, tips, overtime rules, or tax. It does not talk to an employer, a payroll service, or a bank. It does not show ads. Internet access is used for Google Play Billing. Hours and notes stay in a file on this phone. If that file cannot be read, the app opens an empty list instead of crashing.
Add the job you actually work. Clock in when the shift starts, or add the times later. Check the Monday week before the break is forgotten. A second job or a spreadsheet needs the one-time purchase, not a plan that renews.
Shiftfold keeps work hours on this phone. Add a job, type an hourly rate and a three-letter currency code, then clock in or write the shift later. The week total is net hours times that rate. It is a personal note, not a paycheck, a tax figure, or an employer time clock.
What you can record Each job has a name, one hourly rate, and a currency code such as USD. A shift has a start, an end, break minutes, and an optional note. If the end is not later than the start, the end counts as the next day. After the break, a shift must last from 1 minute to 20 hours. An open shift stays out of the weekly total until you clock out.
The week Weeks start on Monday in the time zone set on this phone. You can open earlier weeks. Finished shifts add up to hours shown as H:MM and a gross amount shown as a currency code plus two decimals, for example USD 116.25. The app multiplies the rate in cents by the net minutes, divides by 60, and drops the remainder. If you change the rate later, older shifts use the new rate.
One job is free The free job keeps every past day. There is no account and no day cutoff. A one-time purchase raises the limit from 1 job to 6 and adds CSV export. There is no subscription. The price is whatever Google Play shows when the store responds. A new phone can restore the purchase. It does not restore the shifts, because they never left this phone.
No. It is a personal note of hours and a simple gross amount: net hours times the hourly rate. It is not a paycheck, a tax figure, or an employer time clock.
In a local file on this phone. There is no account. A new phone does not receive the old shifts. Uninstalling removes the file.
One job is free and keeps every past day. There are no ads and no subscription. A one-time purchase raises the limit from 1 job to 6 and adds CSV export.
A new phone can restore the purchase. It does not restore the shifts, because they never left this phone.
No. Shiftfold does not track location, mileage, tips, overtime rules, or tax. It does not talk to an employer, payroll service, or bank.
Tools
Shared costs, on this phone only. No account and no ads.
Health & Fitness
Log sets and reps on this phone. No account.
Food & Drink
Scale ingredient amounts when servings change. Steps stay as written.
