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Timesheet app with overtime estimates

Clock in or log overtime. Federal weekly OT at 1.5× after 40 hours; California also uses daily OT and a 7th-day rule.

Overtime calculator

Inside the app

Log hours, check the calendar, see overtime split out

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Calculator, then the rules

Estimate overtime first, then read FLSA / California rules.

  1. 01

    OT calculator

    Federal weekly OT and California daily OT

  2. 02

    OT rules

    FLSA and California overtime defaults

Hours, pay, and overtime in one place

Built for full-time and hourly work

Time tracking

Log clock-ins or overtime hours and see totals for the month.

Pay estimates

Monthly or hourly. Add allowances and deductions you already know.

Overtime rules

Switch region in the app. US FLSA/California, Japan Labor Standards, Taiwan, and more.

Calendar

See each day’s hours and day type so shifts and OT line up.

Multiple countries

Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, the US, and Hong Kong.

History

Keep a record of hours and pay to check against your payslip.

FLSA

How overtime works in the US

Federal law looks at hours over 40 in a workweek at 1.5×. California also uses daily OT. Other countries have their own pages.

  • Federal: hours over 40 per week at 1.5×
  • California: 1.5× after 8 hours, 2.0× after 12, plus a 7th-day rule
  • Taiwan and Japan have separate statutory tables in the app
  • Estimates only—not legal or payroll advice

US rate snapshot

Federal weekly OT 1.5×
Hours over 40 in the workweek
California daily OT 1.5× / 2.0×
After 8h / after 12h
California 7th day 1.5× / 2.0×
First 8h / hours over 8
Full US overtime explanation →

How it works

Three steps

01

Pick a mode

Overtime-only, full timesheet, or hourly.

02

Log the day

Clock in or type hours.

03

See the estimate

OT is split using the region you selected.

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