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Available on the App Store<\/p>\n

Shift & Pay tracks working hours, breaks and tips to estimate pay for each period.<\/p>\n

I developed shift tracking, weekly summaries and exports. An active shift is preserved when the app closes and can be reviewed before it is finished.<\/p>\n

The app shows a gross estimate; it does not replace payroll or calculate take-home pay after taxes.<\/p>\n

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Shift recording with Swift and SwiftUI<\/h2>\n

Swift and SwiftUI organize shift entry and summaries. StoreKit integrates the optional purchase to remove ads; AdMob supplies the advertising integration. These features are separate from time recording: the main purpose remains keeping and reviewing a personal work record.<\/p>\n

What this development contributes<\/h2>\n

The workflow covers overnight shifts, breaks and a rate attached to each record. Export lets users take their data into a spreadsheet. For anyone considering a time-tracking app, this case shows how data entry, persistence and summaries fit together without presenting estimates as official payroll.<\/p>\n

Related projects<\/h2>\n