Timeclock44 vs Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours
Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours tracks time on iPhone, Mac, and the web. See how it compares with Timeclock44 on overtime, privacy, and pay.
Disclosure: Timeclock44 is our app. This comparison is written honestly, including the places where Clocket is the better fit. Ratings and pricing are from the US App Store as of September 2026.
Quick answer
Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours by Brogan LLC has been on the App Store since 2012 and was called Clock In until August 2026, so its version history and in-app purchase names still carry the old name. It runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and since August 2026 in a browser at clocket.com, with color-coded jobs, daily and weekly overtime, tips, and four export formats. The catch is that the web version needs a sign-in at clocket.com, and its privacy label declares more personal data than any other app in our hours tracker roundup. The listing does not say whether the iPhone app itself requires an account.
Timeclock44 is a time clock: you tap to clock in, it runs a live timer, and it applies overtime rules and tax estimates so the number on screen is what you should expect on payday.
If you want to open your timesheet on a laptop and you do not mind signing in, Clocket is the better fit. If you want your pay after tax on a phone that never asks who you are, Timeclock44 is.
Side-by-side
| Feature | Timeclock44 | Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS + Android | iOS + Mac + web app (no Android version found) |
| US App Store rating | 4.9 (39 ratings) | 4.6 (6,500 ratings) |
| Last updated | August 2026 | August 2026 |
| Price | Free. Pro from $2.99/week | Free. Plus from $3.99 to $39.99, no period stated |
| Live clock in / out | Yes (one tap, runs offline) | Yes (timer, plus a home screen widget) |
| Manual shift entry | Yes | Yes, past, present, or future |
| Breaks | Yes, multiple per shift | Yes, logged with each entry |
| Overtime rules | Yes (daily and weekly, custom multiplier) | Yes (daily and weekly, custom multipliers) |
| Multiple jobs | Yes (unlimited on Pro) | Yes, color-coded, each with its own rate |
| Gross pay | Yes, live | Yes, live |
| Take-home pay after tax | Yes (50 states + DC, or custom %) | No |
| Overnight shifts | Yes | Not stated |
| Export | CSV, PDF, text | PDF, CSV, HTML, text |
| Currencies | 62 | Not stated |
| Languages | 39 | 5 |
| Account required | No | Sign in at clocket.com for the web version; not stated for the app |
| Data stays on device | Yes | Not stated; timesheets sync to a browser when you sign in at clocket.com |
| Ads | No | No |
Where Clocket wins
It opens in a browser. The August 2026 update added a web version: sign in at clocket.com and you can track time and edit timesheets in any browser, in sync with your iPhone. It is also a real Mac app, not just an iPhone app running on Apple Silicon. Fixing a week of entries with a keyboard beats doing it with a thumb.
Jobs, tips, and pay periods. You can create color-coded jobs, each with its own hourly rate and pay period, and log breaks, tips, and notes on every entry. Pay periods cover weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, monthly, and four-week cycles, so the totals line up with how your employer pays you.
Reminders that catch you before you forget. Clocket can remind you at set times, remind you to clock out after a set number of hours, and notify you when you arrive at or leave a location. The location reminders shipped in January 2026, and the active timer sits on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island since July 2026.
Four export formats. Timesheets export as PDF, CSV, HTML, or plain text, shared by email or messages or saved to another app. Timeclock44 exports CSV, PDF, and text.
Where Timeclock44 wins
Take-home pay, not just gross. Timeclock44 estimates federal and state withholding for all 50 states plus DC based on your filing status, or a flat percentage if you prefer. Clocket stops at gross earnings; tax and withholding appear nowhere in its listing.
No account, no sign-in. Timeclock44 keeps your shifts on the device and never asks you to register. Clocket’s own release notes point you to a sign-in, and its privacy label declares data linked to you across eight categories, including your name, phone number, and coarse location.
Pricing you can read off the page. Timeclock44 is free for clock in and out, breaks, overtime, and tax estimates. Pro adds unlimited jobs and extra themes, from $2.99 per week with a 7-day trial. Clocket lists five paid items from $3.99 to $39.99 with no billing period on any of them, so you cannot tell what a year costs before you tap.
More languages and currencies. Timeclock44 ships in 39 languages and 62 currencies. Clocket’s listing shows five languages: English, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.
Android. Timeclock44 is on Google Play. We could not find an Android version of Clocket.
Pricing
Both apps are free to download.
- Timeclock44 is free for clock in and out, breaks, overtime, and tax estimates. Pro adds unlimited jobs and extra themes, from $2.99 per week with a 7-day trial.
- Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours is free to download, and its store page lists five in-app purchases at $3.99, $5.99, $5.99, $35.99, and $39.99. Four are named “Clock In Plus” and one is named “Plus”, and none of them shows a billing period, so what you get and how often you pay for it are both unclear until you are inside the app.
Which one should you pick?
Pick Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours if you want to review and edit timesheets in a desktop browser or on a Mac, you log tips, you want location reminders, and an account is not a problem.
Pick Timeclock44 if you clock in and out during the day, you work overtime, you want to see take-home pay, or you are on Android.
Want to check a paycheck before you commit to an app? Run the numbers through our free take-home paycheck calculator or the overtime calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Is Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours free?
It is free to download. The store also lists five in-app purchases priced from $3.99 to $39.99, and none of them shows a billing period. Check the price and the period inside the app before you subscribe.
Does Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours calculate overtime?
Yes. Its listing says you can configure daily and weekly overtime with custom multipliers per job, which arrived in a January 2026 update. Timeclock44 applies daily and weekly overtime rules with a custom multiplier too.
Which app shows take-home pay after taxes?
Only Timeclock44. It estimates federal and state withholding for all 50 states plus DC based on your filing status, or you can enter a flat percentage. Clocket's listing covers hours, rates, and earnings, with no mention of tax or withholding.
Do I need an account for either app?
For Clocket's web version, yes. Its August 2026 release notes tell you to sign in at clocket.com to use the web version, in sync with your iPhone, and they refer to an account, but the listing does not say whether the iPhone app itself requires one. Timeclock44 stores your shifts on the device with no login, which also means it does not sync between phones.
What data does Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours collect?
Its App Store privacy label declares data linked to you across eight categories, including Contact Info (name, email, phone number), Coarse Location, User Content, Identifiers, and Usage Data. Timeclock44 keeps your shifts on the device with no login.
Is Clocket: Time Clock Work Hours on Android?
No. We could not find an Android version of Clocket. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and in a browser. Timeclock44 is on both the App Store and Google Play.