Paper goes in.
Payroll comes out.
Photograph your crew’s handwritten sign-in sheets. Overtime, lunches and stat holidays come back already calculated — by your province’s rules, in your bookkeeper’s own Excel file.
Built for construction and restoration crews in every province and territory.
The stack of paper always wins.
Four things go wrong between the job site and the payroll run. None of them are your bookkeeper's fault.
Friday afternoons lost to typing
Photograph the whole stack instead. Minutes, not an afternoon.
“Is that a seven or a nine?”
Trained on job-site handwriting, and every entry stays reviewable next to its photo.
Overtime applied from memory
Daily and weekly thresholds, lunches, stat holidays — computed, not recalled.
Five sheet formats per crew
Recognition is tuned to your forms during onboarding. You keep your paper.
Snap. Check. Send.
Ninety seconds end to end, and the paper never leaves the truck.
Snap
Photograph the signed sheet. A phone is enough — creases, pencil and coffee rings included.
Check
Every recognized entry sits beside the photo it came from. Fix anything in one click.
Send
Download the Excel your bookkeeper already uses. Same template, hours already computed.
Your payroll rules. Not ours.
Every competitor stops at a table of times. In Canada overtime is provincial, daily and weekly at once, and every company deducts lunch differently. That arithmetic is the product — and every threshold below is a setting you control, not a rule we impose.
Daily and weekly overtime thresholds, set per project
Statutory holidays flow straight to overtime
Lunch deducted by shift length, on your tiers
The week starts Monday or Sunday — your call
Hourly rates turning hours into live labour cost — on the roadmap
Pick a sheet. Watch the totals land.
A tidy sheet, a bad-pencil sheet, and a stat-holiday day where the overtime rule does the interesting work.
Precomputed example. Your own sheets get the same treatment inside the demo account.
$9,100a year, and 260 hours of bookkeeper time — before the first payroll correction.
Move the sliders to your own numbers.
Many contractors. One login.
Switch between clients without logging out. Separate Excel templates, separate provincial rules, separate crews — and nobody buys a seat for a worker who writes on paper.
Straight answers.
Will it read rough handwriting?
What if we use our own sheet format?
Where does our data live?
What's in the demo account?
What does it cost?
Do our workers need an app?
Does this replace our payroll software?
Send one sheet. We’ll send back the Excel.
Two short steps. A real person reads it and replies within one business day, with a workspace already tuned to your form.