Launching October 27, 2026
HourlyKit
Calculate weekly work hours, breaks, overtime and gross pay.
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Calculate weekly work hours, breaks, overtime and gross pay. Type one line per day, paste a schedule or use a detailed time card. Free and private.
This time card calculator turns a messy workweek into clear hours, overtime, and estimated gross pay in seconds.
- Runs in your browser - Saves your draft locally - Exports to CSV
Choose the quickest way to enter your work time. Add Week 2 only for a biweekly pay period; it is ignored when you use one week.
One day per line: 9am-5pm or 09:00-17:00. 12am is midnight; 12pm is noon. Never mix 17:00pm. Commas split paid periods, so unpaid breaks are not counted. An earlier end time means next day.
Hourly rateWeekly OT thresholdOT multiplierWeekly overtimeDaily overtimeDaily OT threshold (hours)
HourlyKit is a browser-based time-card calculator that computes weekly hours, overtime and estimated gross pay.
- for
- Hourly employees, managers, and freelancers who need quick pay estimates.
- pricing
- free
Key features
6 features of HourlyKit
- Browser-only tool — Runs entirely in the browser with no sign-up required.
- Local draft saving — Keeps your entered data locally so a refresh doesn’t erase it.
- Multiple entry methods — Enter time per line, paste a schedule, or use a detailed row editor.
- Overtime rules — Customizable weekly and optional daily overtime thresholds and multipliers.
- CSV export — Export applied entries and summary as a CSV file.
- Clear reporting — View regular hours, overtime, and estimated gross pay with printable summaries.
Use cases
- Check personal weekly pay against a schedule or pay stub
- Managers review a small team’s overtime before approving schedules
- Freelancers total billable hours and export a CSV for invoicing
HourlyKit FAQ
Is my information private?+
Yes. All inputs stay in your browser and are not sent to any analytics service.
Does it calculate take-home pay?+
No. It only estimates gross pay before taxes, deductions, or benefits.
Can I use 12-hour or 24-hour time formats?+
Both are supported; use 9am-5pm or 09:00-17:00, but do not mix formats in the same line.
How are unpaid breaks handled?+
Separate paid periods with commas; unpaid breaks are excluded from the total.
Can I change overtime rules?+
Yes, you can adjust the weekly threshold, multiplier, and enable an optional daily threshold.
Summarized by DevHunt from hourlykit.com · Oct 7, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
