An HoursTracker alternative that checks your pay stub line by line
HoursTracker is a long-established time-tracking app for hourly workers and freelancers. EarnCheck is narrower: it records your shifts and then compares what you should have earned with what your pay statement says.
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HoursTracker
- Free to start, with paid Personal and Pro editions and an optional cloud add-on listed on the App Store.
- Tracks hours, tips, mileage and overtime across jobs.
EarnCheck
- Overtime presets for the U.S. federal 40-hour rule and Ontario's 44-hour rule, each linked to its official source.
- Set your employer's real workweek, even when it differs from the pay period.
- Payday check compares gross with gross: regular, overtime and premiums each marked Match, Difference to Review or Incomplete.
- No account, no bank login, no employer login.
Which should you choose?
Choose HoursTracker if: You bill several clients or jobs and mainly need detailed time reports.
Choose EarnCheck if: You're paid hourly and want to know, every payday, whether the stub matches the hours you worked.
EarnCheck is free to download, with optional in-app purchases for extra features. Prices for other apps change often and vary by country — check the store before you subscribe.
EarnCheck: Shift & Pay Tracker
Keep an independent record of your shifts, estimate your gross earnings and compare your hours with your pay statement. No account, no bank login, no employer login.
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