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Time Sheet Creator

JAN PAUL MAXIMILIAN KOLBERG

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About this app

Time Sheet Creator should be as simple as possible. > Set the number of hours you work per month. > Add the hours you work > Press a button and the timesheet is created. You can send the created PDF file directly to your employer. You no longer need to use complicated Excel spreadsheets to record your working hours. All the data you enter in the app is saved locally. No internet connection is required to use the app. Your data will not be analysed or used in any way. If you want to delete the locally stored data, simply uninstall the app and all your personal data is gone too. Feedback of any kind is welcome as I am constantly trying to improve the app even further.

What's new

Version 3.0.0 · Nov 15, 2026

Version 3 is a big update - thanks for all your feedback! • Breaks: every entry now has a break, and the app reminds you of the statutory minimum. • Vacation and sick days: add absences, even several days at once; they are credited automatically. • Public holidays for over 200 countries: choose your country and region in the contract: Holidays appear in the calendar and are credited with one tap. If your contract doesn't count them, just turn that off. • Punch clock: start, break, stop and the entry is done. • New colours: the app uses your system's colours. • New design: as tidy as ever: Your hours and balance on top, every day below. Light and dark, with more contrast and raised surfaces as in version 1 (or flat, in the settings). • Quick tour: six steps that show you where to find what (Settings › Quick tour). • Signature: sign on the screen or use a photo: It goes straight into the timesheet, with the date. • Better PDF: preview, print and share, with breaks and signature lines; plus CSV export. • Exact balance: it is now calculated from all entries. If yours changes, the old version had miscounted after edits in past months.

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