Tracks your earnings during your work shift, while doing absolutely nothing, in real time. Enter hourly wage and start time to see your earnings grow second by second, including bonuses.
Evening, Night, Saturday, and Sunday rates are detected automatically from the current time. Tick a box only if you want to force that rate on regardless of what the clock says.
Enter your hourly wage and the time your shift started, tick Vacation Day if it applies, and click Start. Earnings grow second by second based on your hourly rate, with automatic bonuses layered on: +25% during evening hours (18:00–22:00), +50% during night hours (22:00–08:00), +50% for the whole day on Saturdays, and a full doubling for Sundays or vacation days — these stack, so a Sunday night shift earns the largest multiplier. Evening, Night, Saturday, and Sunday are detected automatically from the current time, but you can tick their checkboxes to force that rate on regardless of what the clock says. A cash register sound plays every time your total crosses another €50.
The Breakdown panel splits your total into base pay and each bonus category, so you can see exactly how much of your earnings came from working evenings, nights, or a special day rather than just the final number. This is illustrative rather than a payroll tool — it doesn't know your actual contract terms, so treat it as a fun real-time visualization, not a substitute for your payslip.
Not necessarily — the evening, night, and special-day percentages here are fixed defaults for illustration, not a reflection of your specific contract or collective labor agreement. Use it for a rough sense of how bonus hours add up, not as an exact payroll calculation.
Stop simply pauses the on-screen updates; your start time is still whatever you entered. Clicking Start again recalculates everything from that same start time, so as long as you don't change the start time field, resuming picks up where the real elapsed time would be.
That plays automatically every time your running total crosses another €50 milestone — just a small audio cue to mark progress during a shift. Tick "Mute cash register sound" if you'd rather track silently.
Those rates are normally detected automatically from your device's current time, so you don't need to touch them. Tick a box only if you want to force that rate on — for example, if you're checking a hypothetical shift outside of when you're actually using the page.