Web punch clock for small teams

The punch clock that keeps receipts.

Two taps to clock in. A timestamped line lands in the log, and a receipt lands in the employee's inbox. Simple on a good day — solid proof on a bad one.

2026-07-31 08:02 | Maya Torres | IN  | 73.15.204.88
Get set up Runs on the phone already on your wall.

How a punch works

1

Tap your name

The screen lists your team. Tap yourself — the clock buttons light up. No passwords, no typing.

2

Clock in or out

One more tap. The server writes a line to the monthly log with the exact time and network address.

3

A receipt is emailed

The employee gets a copy of their own punch, timestamped by their mail provider. Two records, two places.

A record that holds up

  • Append-only monthly logs. Every punch adds a line. Nothing is edited, nothing is deleted.
  • Verified identity. New devices confirm a one-time code sent to the employee's own inbox — logged as its own entry.
  • Receipts outside your server. Every punch is mailed to the employee and archived with an independent mail provider.
  • One-click export. Any month downloads as CSV, ready for payroll or a spreadsheet.
sunrisecafe / log-2026.07.txt 2026-07-01 07:58 | Rosa Demir | VRF | 73.15.204.88 2026-07-01 07:58 | Rosa Demir | IN | 73.15.204.88 2026-07-01 12:01 | Rosa Demir | OUT | 73.15.204.88 2026-07-01 12:32 | Rosa Demir | IN | 73.15.204.88 2026-07-01 17:04 | Rosa Demir | OUT | 73.15.204.88

Built plain on purpose

The wall phone and the pocket one

Mount an old iPhone by the door as the shared clock, and let staff punch from their own phones too. Each device verifies once; the log notes where every punch came from.

Nothing to learn, nothing to break

No app store, no accounts, no training meeting. If your team can tap two buttons, they already know Clock Duty. The log is a plain text file you can read forever.