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Gildhour for outdoor & seasonal workers
Weather decides. Your record doesn’t.
Hours swing with the weather and the season, a job can pay by the lawn or by the day, and half the sites have no signal. Gildhour works offline, clocks by the hour or the job, and shows the season’s total at the end.
For gardeners, groundskeepers, tree and snow crews, lifeguards, harvest and campsite workers, marina and festival crews.
Free during early access. No account, nothing to download from an app store.
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By the hour, the lawn or the day
Flat fee per property for lawns and snow, hourly for crews and lifeguards. Mix them in one week.
2
Works with no signal
Fields, boats and campsites are fine. Everything is stored on the phone and nothing needs a connection.
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A season on one calendar
The calendar shows each day’s earnings; the month and the year add up for the tax return.
An example week
Fuel is a reimbursed expense on the invoice. Example figures.
- 6 lawns, flat $55
- $330.00
- Hedge job, 5 h at $28
- $140.00
- Fuel, receipt
- $22.40
- Earned this week
- $470.00
Your hours stay on your phone
No account, no server, no one reading your pay. Gildhour keeps everything on your device and works with no signal. Save a backup file whenever you like, or export a spreadsheet for your accountant.
Jobs this fits
- Gardener
- Landscaper
- Groundskeeper
- Tree trimming worker
- Snow removal worker
- Beach attendant
- Lifeguard
- Agricultural picker
- Harvest worker
- Campsite worker
- Marina assistant
- Boat cleaner
- Festival crew worker
Questions from outdoor & seasonal workers
Can I log a snow-removal storm call at 4 a.m.?
Yes. Clock in from your phone anywhere; the time is the phone’s.
Does it work for a seasonal job with an agency?
Yes. One job per employer or site, each with its own rate and overtime rule.
Can my crew clock in?
With a company account: each property is a site and the crew clocks in by location or a printed QR.
What if I lose my phone?
Save a backup file now and then, or use Premium sync so a new phone brings everything back.