Wagebeat counts your gross pay while you work, and keeps a record of every hour that you can trust.
iPhone · Apple Watch · Android · Wear OS
Try it here
This is what Wagebeat does on your phone. Press Start: the amount grows with every second you're paid. Pause for an unpaid break and it stops. End the shift and it's saved.
Demo: one minute passes every second.
Wagebeat counts every paid second, keeps every change, and stays on your phone.
How it works
Choose where you work. Wagebeat sets the currency, shows a dated minimum-wage reference for that place, and asks for your hourly rate and how often you're paid.
One tap. The timer runs and your gross earnings for the shift and for the pay period update every second — in the app, on the Lock Screen and on your watch.
Mark a break as paid or unpaid. Unpaid time is taken out of what you earn; a paid break keeps counting. Forgot to start? Add the shift afterwards.
Wagebeat saves the shift with its full calculation: paid time, rate, overtime, tips and adjustments. You can always see exactly how the amount was reached.
Your pay, explained
Wagebeat never hides the math. Change the numbers below: it's the same calculation the app saves with every shift.
Gross means before taxes and deductions: Wagebeat does not calculate net pay. Overtime uses the rules you set (per shift, and per week with Pro) — not legal presets.
A record you can trust
Wrong start time? Correct the shift and say why. Wagebeat keeps the previous values and your reason, so your record holds up when you compare it with your payslip.
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Pay periods
Tell Wagebeat how you're paid. It groups your shifts into the right period, adds them up as you go and shows when the money should arrive.
Everywhere you are
You shouldn't need to open an app to know where you stand.
Your earnings and timer stay on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island during the whole shift. On Android, a live shift notification.
Today's pay and the pay period on your Home Screen. Small for free, medium with Pro.
See the shift, the amount and the paid time on your wrist. With Pro, start, pause and end from the watch.
Start or end a shift with your voice, from Spotlight, or with a long press on the app icon.
Get a gentle reminder before a planned shift — so you never forget to start the timer.
Built for four countries
Wagebeat formats money for your country and shows a dated minimum-wage reference for your state, province or territory, with a link to the official source.
Free and Pro
Pro adds more for people with several jobs or complex schedules. One payment, yours for good.
Free
Wagebeat Pro
Private by design
Wagebeat works entirely on your phone. There is nothing to sign up for, and nothing about you is sent anywhere.
FAQ
No. Wagebeat shows gross earnings: what you earned before taxes and deductions. It's the number to compare with the gross line of your payslip.
Add it afterwards in History with its start and end times. Wagebeat calculates it the same way, and notes that it was entered manually.
You decide: overtime after a number of hours in a shift, and with Pro also after a number of hours in a week, at the multiplier you choose. Wagebeat doesn't apply legal rules for you.
Yes. Export a full backup and restore it on the new phone — even from iPhone to Android and back.
They are dated references with a link to the official source. Rules can differ by city, age or job, so check the source for your case.
No. Pro is a single purchase. Restore it for free on your other devices with the same Apple or Google account.
iPhone with iOS 18 or later, Apple Watch, Android 15 or later, and Wear OS 5 or later.
Wagebeat arrives soon on the App Store and Google Play.
Wagebeat shows gross earnings before deductions; it does not calculate taxes or net pay. Minimum wage references are dated and indicative; check the linked official sources. Amounts on this page are examples.
