Gildhour for warehouse & general labor
Your hours, in your own hands.
The time clock at work is theirs and the pay stub arrives a week later. Gildhour is a second record that is yours: start, end, breaks and overtime, kept on your phone and exportable when something does not add up.
For warehouse, factory and logistics workers, forklift operators, farm and seasonal laborers, recycling and loading crews.
Free during early access. No account, nothing to download from an app store.
1
One tap, with a location stamp
Clock in at the gate and the punch can carry where you were. Turn it off in More if you would rather not.
2
Breaks that subtract
Tap Break to pause the clock. Unpaid break minutes come off the hours, so the number matches what you are owed.
3
Overtime by your rule
Daily, weekly or both, at the multiplier your employer uses. See the overtime hours on the shift and on the week.
An example week
Check it against the stub and export the week if they differ. Example figures.
- 5 shifts, 40.5 h at $18.50
- $749.25
- Overtime, 0.5 h at 1.5×
- $4.63 extra
- Earned this week
- $753.88
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
- Warehouse worker
- Order picker
- Packer
- Forklift operator
- Inventory counter
- Stock replenisher
- Factory worker
- Assembly line worker
- Loading and unloading worker
- General laborer
- Recycling worker
- Logistics assistant
- Seasonal agricultural worker
- Farm laborer
Questions from warehouse & general labor
Will my employer know I use it?
No. On Basic nothing is sent anywhere; the record is on your phone.
Can I use it for agency or temp work?
Yes. One job per agency or site, each with its own rate; switching between them is a tap.
Can I prove a disputed day?
You can export the shift with its time and location stamp. Whether it counts is for you and the employer; it is your own record.
Is it accurate with no signal?
Yes. It uses your phone’s clock and stores everything on the device.