Two kinds of shift app
There are two very different kinds of shift app. Employer apps such as rota and scheduling tools (for example Deputy, RotaCloud or Connecteam) are bought by companies to plan staff. Personal hour trackers are for workers to keep their own record.
Where other shift tracker apps fall short for shift work
- Employer rota apps only show the shifts for that one employer, and you lose access when you leave.
- They don't track what you've actually been paid, or what each company still owes you.
- Generic personal hour trackers are usually built for freelancers billing clients, not for workers on hourly rates with several employers.
- Few apps handle different rates per site, overnight shifts and paid status together.
What Shiftaan does differently
- Log a shift in under 30 seconds on your phone: company, site, start, finish, break and rate.
- Hours and expected pay are calculated for you, including overnight shifts.
- Every company and site keeps its own rates.
- Mark each shift as paid, awaiting, part-paid, overdue or disputed, and see what each company still owes you.
- Free for up to 3 companies, with unlimited shifts.
When other shift tracker apps are fine
- Your employer requires you to use their app for clocking in — keep using it for that, and use your own tracker as your personal record.
- You only need a timer, not pay tracking.
Try it with your next shift
Shiftaan keeps every shift, rate and payment in one place, so you can check each payslip in seconds. Try it free.