# Hourpad

> Hourpad is a personal time card for iPhone. People who are paid by the hour enter their shifts by hand, choose their state, and see regular hours, overtime and double time for any pay period. It is made by hitchhiker-ai, LLC. As of November 3, 2026 it is not yet on the App Store.

Hourpad is for hourly workers who want their own record of the hours they worked. It is not an employer payroll system or an employer-verified time clock. It needs no account, and work records stay on the iPhone unless the person exports them or includes them in a device backup. It has no advertising or analytics SDK.

## What is free

- Unlimited entries and history
- Overnight shifts and custom unpaid breaks
- Weekly, biweekly, semimonthly and monthly pay periods
- Overtime rules for your state: the federal 40-hour week, daily overtime in California, Alaska, Nevada and Colorado, double time in California, and seventh-day rules in California and Kentucky
- Overtime counted separately for each workplace
- Warnings for overlapping shifts
- Workplace labels and notes
- Copying yesterday into an editable draft
- CSV export for a period or the full history
- JSON backup and restore through Files

## What Hourpad Pro adds

Pro is an optional monthly or yearly subscription with a 1-week free trial for eligible new subscribers. The price is shown in the app before purchase. Records, overtime hours, CSV exports and backups stay free if Pro ends.

- Gross pay estimates with an hourly rate per workplace and editable overtime and double-time rates
- Saved shifts that reuse their times, breaks and details
- Report filters by workplace
- PDF export with dated entries, the period total, the overtime split and the pay estimate

## Limits

Pay figures are estimates from the times, rule and rates the person enters, before taxes and deductions. They may differ for exempt jobs, union contracts, other states or an employer's workday definition. Hourpad does not give legal advice.

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.hourpad.app/): What Hourpad does, with one worked week counted under federal, California and Colorado rules
- [Help and support](https://www.hourpad.app/support.html): How to record shifts, match a pay period, and export or back up hours
- [Privacy policy](https://www.hourpad.app/privacy.html): What stays on the device and what Apple processes
- [Terms of use](https://www.hourpad.app/terms.html): Subscription terms and the limits of the estimates

## Blog

- [Same 39 hours, different overtime: federal, California and Colorado rules](https://www.hourpad.app/blog/overtime-rules-federal-california-colorado/): Three 13-hour days can earn no overtime, 3 hours of it, or 12 hours plus 3 of double time. See how federal, California and Colorado rules count the same week.

## Optional

- [Full text of this site](https://www.hourpad.app/llms-full.txt): Every page above in one plain text file

## Contact

daniel@hitchhiker-ai.com