10 Best Free Work Hours Tracker Apps for iPhone
Updated September 27, 2026 · written by AppHunt
If you are paid by the hour, a tracker is how you check your payslip; if you freelance, it is how you bill. The apps below all count hours, but they differ in what happens next — pay periods, overtime rules, exports for a client or an employer.

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Good for: Hourly workers and freelancers who want to see what their hours are worth
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Hours Tracker: Time Calculator
A plain weekly timesheet: enter start and end times, subtract breaks, and see hours and pay for the week. Timesheets export as Excel or CSV files, and the developer says all of it is free.
Good for: People who just want a simple timesheet
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HoursTracker
A veteran with depth: timers with breaks and pauses, tips and mileage, reminders to clock in when you arrive at work — or fully automatic tracking by location — and control from Apple Watch.
Good for: Automatic clock-in by location
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Punch Time Clock
Clock in, take a break, clock out — and fix it afterwards if you forgot. Timesheets show hours and estimated earnings and export as PDF or CSV.
Good for: Shift workers who need tidy exports
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Hours – Tracker & Time Clock
A live timer during the shift or manual entries afterwards, with a weekly overview of hours and earnings.
Good for: A quick weekly overview
Keep in mind: The last update was in 2020.
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Work Hours & Pay Calculator
More a calculator than a timer: set your schedule and hourly wage once and see daily, weekly and monthly totals. It handles night and 24-hour shifts, overtime and weekend pay, and estimated tips.
Good for: Fixed schedules and tipped work
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Toggl Track
Start the timer on the phone and stop it in the browser: tracked time syncs across devices, Apple Watch included. Reports show where the week went. The developer states that the iOS app is free to use.
Good for: Freelancers who switch between devices
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Hours Time Tracking
A visual timeline where you correct mistakes by hand, plus bulk timesheet entry after the fact. There are modes for personal use, professionals and teams.
Good for: Fixing a day on a timeline
Keep in mind: The last update was in 2020.
View in the App Store
Clocket
Color-coded jobs with their own rates and pay periods, overtime with custom multipliers, time rounding and clock-in reminders. Earnings grow on screen while the timer runs.
Good for: Several jobs with different rates
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Clockify
Timer and timesheets with projects, clients and billable hours, plus summary and weekly reports. It is widely used by teams, and the developer offers a free plan.
Good for: Teams and project-based work
View in the App Store
Questions and answers
Can these apps calculate overtime?
Several can. 8hrs lets you choose the rule — 40 hours a week, 8 hours a day, or California rules. Clocket supports daily and weekly overtime with custom multipliers, and Work Hours & Pay Calculator handles overtime, night and weekend pay.
Is there a free alternative to Toggl?
Toggl Track's iPhone app is free to use, per its developer, and it is built around projects and reports. If you care about hours, pay and overtime rather than projects, 8hrs, Clocket and HoursTracker fit better; Clockify is the closest match for teams.
How do I send a timesheet to my employer or a client?
Look for export. 8hrs and Punch Time Clock share PDF timesheets, and Hours Tracker: Time Calculator exports Excel and CSV files.
How do I use the 8hrs promo code?
Tap Get on the 8hrs card. If you are not signed in to AppHunt you will be asked to log in, and the code appears right after. Redeem opens the App Store's own redemption screen with the code filled in.
How is the list ordered?
First place is 8hrs, an app made by the AppHunt team, with a promo code. Places 2–10 are ordered by the number of ratings in the US App Store.