Clock in, clock out — one button or one hotkey. Rates turn hours into dollars. Fridays, export the week and invoice it.
Windows 10/11 · $9 once after September 25 · offline, no account
Unbilled hours are the quietest money leak in a small business. Not the big jobs — the forty-minute callback, the material run, the estimate visit. If it isn't written down by Friday, it never gets invoiced. Job Clock makes writing it down a single keypress.
Download during launch month and the full app is yours, free, forever. From September 26 it's $9, once. No tiers, no feature locks — you either have Job Clock or you don't, the usual Sterling way.
Every feature — timer, rates, exports, all of it. Launch-month downloads never expire and never nag.
Download Job Clock14-day full trial, then $9 unlocks it for good. Whatever happens, hours you've already tracked stay viewable and exportable — your records are never held hostage.
Same downloadWant the hours to become invoices by themselves? That's BackOffice — the buy-once office suite these tools come from.
Nothing bad. The running timer is written to disk the moment you clock in — when you're back, it's still running, and clocking out covers the whole stretch.
If the mouse and keyboard go quiet for longer than your idle threshold (10 minutes by default), Job Clock notices. When you come back it asks one question: count that time, or not? Your call, every time.
In one JSON file beside the app. Nothing leaves your machine — there's no account and no cloud, and the CSV export is always a click away.
No. Launch copies are full-featured forever. That's the deal.
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Yes. Windows 10 and 11.