Your hours, ready on the Apple device you pick up

Log a shift where it happens, then open HoursKit on your other device to look over the week, check a pay period, or prepare a report.

The handoff stays familiar: the same jobs, dates, breaks, and notes you entered earlier are there for the next step. You do not need to reconstruct the day because you have changed screens.

HoursKit keeps shifts alongside the jobs, tasks, tags, templates, and settings that give them meaning.

Months later, you can see more than a duration; you can recognise the job it belonged to and the pay setup you used when the work was logged.

HoursKit is designed for individual workers who want their own hours in one place. It helps keep the Apple devices you use aligned, from a quick shift entry to a calm end-of-period check.

That makes it easier to build a habit around the tracker you already carry, whether your preferred screen changes through the day or across the week.

Pick up either device and the day’s entries are ready for the next task.

Check a shift while you remember it, scan the period before it gets busy, then make a report when someone asks. iCloud continuity supports the everyday rhythm of logging work on the device in your hand and continuing from the device that suits the next task, without a second set of entries to keep up to date.