See what your recorded hours add up to

Set an hourly rate for a job and let the recorded time build an estimate as shifts are completed. Different jobs can carry different rates, currencies, pay schedules, and special rules, so a side client does not get treated like your main role.

Open a single shift when a total looks unexpected to see the hours and rule behind the figure.

Additions, deductions, tips, unpaid breaks, overtime, double time, weekend rates, public holiday rates, and night differentials can all be part of your own pay calculation.

Choose the settings that reflect the work you are tracking and keep them near the shifts they affect. A long Saturday closing shift can show its ordinary time, extra hours, and special rate detail in one record.

Gross pay answers one question: what the recorded work is worth before adjustments. An adjusted estimate shows how additions and deductions change that picture.

Together, they give you a grounded starting point for comparing a particular job or period with the payment information you receive. It is easier to trace a difference back to a specific rate, tip, or deduction while the period is still open.

Some workplaces or clients work in rounded time blocks, while your shift history still benefits from exact start and end times. HoursKit lets you use the rounding approach you need for an estimate while preserving the record you actually logged.

That gives you solid evidence for a conversation or invoice check without rebuilding the week in a spreadsheet.