Organise your team.
Shift planning, time recording and team chat.

Running your team month to month is free for everyone, and stays free. Every team deserves this much.

The only catch is history. Anything older than 5 weeks costs €6.40 a month per active employee, and the teams who pay for deep records fund the day-to-day for everyone else. More details on the pricing page.

Yes! EU law wants a reliable record of every working day, start and end, that nobody can quietly change afterwards.

That's how the app does it: each person clocks in on their own phone, corrections are visible requests, and there's a PDF timesheet for whoever asks.

No, on purpose! Only the employee knows whether a break was really taken, so the law wants their say, not an automatic deduction made for them.

But the app reminds at clock-out when someone has recorded no break, or too little. One tap files the one the shift was supposed to have.

Not without you noticing. Three things make sure of it, and you decide how many to switch on.

• GPS check: a clock-in only goes through when the phone is at one of your locations, so nobody clocks in from the sofa.
• Strict punch clock: hours come from real clock-ins and clock-outs, made at the time, not typed in from memory the next day.
• Corrections with a trail: a change is never a quiet edit. It's a request you approve or decline, and it stays in the requests report either way.

Yes. The shift plan exports as a PDF for any range of weeks, with your filters and grouping, so what goes on the wall is what's on everyone's phones.

Timesheets export per employee or for the whole team, and so does the holiday report.

That's what the timesheet PDF is for. Per employee, per period, with contracted and worked hours for every day, overtime change and balance, weekly and monthly totals, and the holiday balance.

Export the whole team at month end and send it as it is.

Shiftdora lives on the one thing your staff never put down, their own phone, and it behaves like the chat apps already on it.

Clocking in is a tap, a holiday request is a message, and the rota is where the chat is.

If they can use WhatsApp, they can do all of it.

No. Each person gets an invitation and an account, then uses it on their iPhone or Android. Or on a big screen in the browser. Same account, same data, whichever you open.

The phone app is the fuller one: GPS clock-ins and push notifications work better there. Everything else works in both.