Track hours, rates, commissions, vacation, deadlines, and more. All in real time, no buttons.
Track your total weekly and monthly work hours. Essential for freelancers, employees, and project planning. Example: 8h/day × 5 days = 40h/week.
💡 Use this to estimate your capacity for new projects.Calculate extra earnings for overtime hours. Many jurisdictions require 1.5x or 2x pay. Example: 5 overtime hours at 1.5x = 7.5 equivalent hours.
💡 Know your local labor laws to ensure correct multiplier.Convert your annual salary to an hourly rate. Useful for freelancers and job comparisons. Example: $50,000/year ÷ 52 weeks ÷ 40h = $24.04/h.
💡 Include benefits and PTO to get a more accurate rate.Determine your ideal hourly rate considering expenses and billable hours. Example: $80k desired + $10k expenses ÷ (120h×12) ≈ $62.50/h.
💡 Don't forget non-billable time (admin, marketing).Calculate earnings from sales commissions. Example: $5,000 sale at 5% = $250 commission.
💡 Combine percentage + fixed for tiered plans.Calculate how many vacation days you have earned. Example: 15 days/year → 7.5 days after 6 months.
💡 Check your contract for carryover rules.Count working days between two dates, excluding Saturdays and Sundays. Ideal for project timelines.
💡 Add holidays manually for precise planning.Calculate the true cost of a meeting based on attendees' time. Example: 5 people × 1h × $50 = $250.
💡 Use this to decide if a meeting is worth the investment.Estimate actual billable hours considering non-billable tasks. Example: 40h worked at 75% efficiency = 30 billable hours.
💡 Track time to improve efficiency and pricing.Find the exact due date after a given number of business days. Example: 10 business days from April 1 = April 15 (ignoring weekends).
💡 Use this to set realistic client deadlines.