Checkout

Tip tracker for service workers

Tipped income is hard to see clearly. Cash says one thing, the paycheck says another, tip out comes off the top, and uneven hours make an hourly rate almost impossible to work out in your head. Checkout keeps it simple: log each shift, track the numbers that matter for your job, and the app does the arithmetic - your real hourly rate, your week so far, and which days actually pay. It handles the parts other trackers skip, like overtime figured on the full minimum wage instead of your reduced cash wage, and reconciling a real paycheck against the shifts it was supposed to cover. It works fully offline, keeps everything on your device, and there is no account to create.

For Servers · Bartenders · Baristas · Tipped workers
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Unlimited shifts
CSV in and out
On-device only
Features · 006

Everything it does, nothing it doesn't.

Small on purpose. Each feature earned its place by solving something real.

01

Log a shift in seconds

Times, tips, and wage in one quick form, unlimited and always free. Custom fields let you record whatever your house actually tracks.

02

Your real hourly rate

Checkout nets out tip out and cash you paid out of pocket, adds wages and overtime, and tells you what the shift really came to per hour.

03

Overtime done properly

Set how each employer pays overtime once, and every shift, total, chart, and widget counts it. Tipped overtime is figured on the full minimum wage, not your cash wage, and a week worked at two rates gets a blended rate.

04

Paychecks that have to add up (Pro)

Log the check that actually landed and Checkout reconciles it against the shifts it covers, checks the overtime line against the premium hours you logged, and explains in plain English why the number is what it is.

05

A calendar that shows the good days (Pro)

A heat-mapped month where your best days are darkest, and a tappable checkout ticket for any day you want to look at or share.

06

Two kinds of reminder (Pro)

A heads-up 15 minutes to 2 hours before a scheduled shift, set per position, and a nudge afterwards on the days you work so nothing goes unlogged.

Real take-home

The hourly rate you actually made, not the one on your offer letter.

Tip out, cash payments, wages, and overtime all move the number, and none of them are on the same piece of paper. Checkout tracks the whole shift and works out the rate. Over a few weeks it will tell you which days and which jobs are worth the shift.

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Yours, on your device

Offline first, no account, nothing to sign up for.

Every shift, paycheck, and dollar figure lives in a database on your phone. There is no server to sync to and no login screen. CSV import and export are free in both directions, so you can bring your history in from another tracker and take it out again whenever you want.

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Pricing

Free to start. Pro when you need it.

Try it free for as long as you like. Pro is a fair, upfront price - no ads, no upsells inside the app.

Free
$0
  • Unlimited shift logging, no cap
  • One workplace and one position, with wage, tip out, and card tip payout
  • Overtime rules per employer, including tipped and blended-rate overtime
  • Unlimited custom fields that add to, subtract from, or track beside your total
  • CSV import and CSV export, both free
Pro
Everything in Free
$9.99/mo
  • Weekly goals with progress on the home screen
  • A heat-mapped calendar of every shift and what it earned
  • Advanced analytics: tip breakdowns, records, peak times, projections
  • Paychecks, reconciled against your shifts, with Explain My Paycheck
  • Unlimited workplaces and positions, scheduled shifts, and templates
  • Reminders before and after a shift, plus home screen widgets
Questions

The things people ask.

Free, and unlimited. There is no cap on shifts and no timer on the free tier. Free covers unlimited shift logging, one workplace and one position, overtime, custom fields, and CSV import and export. Pro adds goals, the calendar, advanced analytics, paychecks, templates, scheduled shifts, reminders, widgets, and unlimited workplaces and positions.

$9.99 a month or $39.99 a year, which works out to $3.33 a month. Both plans start with a 7-day free trial, and both are auto-renewing subscriptions through your Apple ID.

Your shifts, paychecks, and every dollar figure are stored on your device and nowhere else. There is no account, no cloud sync, and no Flowstate server. The App Store build sends anonymous product usage analytics to PostHog under a random per-install ID: which screens you use and which features you turn on, with monetary figures bucketed into ranges like "$100-200" rather than exact amounts. Your notes, workplace names, custom field names, and actual earnings never leave the phone. Two things do go out exactly: the job title you type for a position, and the price and Apple transaction ID of a subscription purchase. There is currently no in-app switch to turn analytics off.

Nothing is deleted. Every shift, paycheck, workplace, and custom field stays exactly where it is, and unlimited shift logging keeps working. What switches off is Pro: the weekly goal is cleared, both kinds of reminder are cancelled, the widget shows a locked placeholder, and the calendar, analytics, paychecks, templates, and scheduled shifts go back behind the paywall. Resubscribe or tap Restore and everything comes straight back, because it never went anywhere.

Yes, and both are free. Export produces two CSV files, one of shifts and one of paychecks, with a date range and an option to include notes. Import takes a CSV file or pasted CSV text, maps the columns, and flags duplicates and unparseable cells before it writes anything.

Completely. The app makes no network request to do anything you use it for. There is no sync, no lookup, and no login, so a shift logged on the subway is the same as a shift logged on wifi.

Checkout is on the App Store.

Log a shift in seconds, see your real hourly rate after tip out and overtime, and stop guessing what you actually earned.

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