Make extra hours easier to follow

Use daily and weekly overtime settings to reflect the way your work is paid. A late Thursday can stand out in the week, and a string of regular shifts can build toward a weekly threshold without disappearing into one flat number.

Look at the current pay period or open the individual shifts that contributed to the extra hours. Seeing the threshold crossed on the right date gives a much better explanation than a single overtime total at the end of the week.

Set a double-time threshold and multiplier where a longer stretch of work should be treated separately from ordinary overtime.

That category explains a higher estimate and shows how a particularly long shift was counted. The extra hours stay visible as their own part of the total.

One role may use a different rate, threshold, or pay period from another. HoursKit keeps those job rules separate, so a side project does not distort the way you see your main schedule.

Weekend, public holiday, and night settings can sit alongside overtime, leaving every shift with the pay details that applied at the time.

Tracking overtime during the period gives you time to check a long day, adjust a missed break, or confirm the rate applied to it.

The estimate follows the shifts and settings you entered, giving you a well-grounded view of extra hours before payday. It also helps separate an unusually long day from a broader weekly pattern.