ClockOut
GPS time clock and scheduling for hourly teams
What it does
ClockOut helps hourly teams track time without app-store installs. Employees clock in from any phone browser with GPS stamps and geofence rules, or use a shared PIN kiosk. Managers schedule shifts, approve PTO, monitor overtime and exceptions, then export payroll-ready CSVs for ADP, Gusto, QuickBooks, or a generic format. Offline punches keep their original tap time. Free for up to 2 employees; paid plans start at $3 per employee/month.
Employee time clock app for small businesses with GPS clock-ins, scheduling, overtime tracking, PTO, and payroll exports. Free for up to 2 employees.
A one-tap employee time clock with a GPS stamp on every punch, schedules that catch no-shows, and a payroll export you never retype. Staff clock in from a phone, a shared tablet, or the web. Clock in, take a break, clock out. See the week's shifts, swap one, request PTO, check hours before payday. Nothing to learn, and nothing to install if they'd rather use the browser. Every punch lands against the shift it belongs to. What matches goes straight through. What does not shows up in one queue, with the fix a tap away. Approve hours once, lock the period, and hand payroll the file it already understands. The bill follows the people actually working, so deactivating someone drops it. Phone,…from useclockout.com
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