From signup to a working company, in one afternoon.

Sign up at the Founder Register page with your name, company name, and timezone. Verify your email and you are in. No setup call, no sales team.

• Takes about 3 minutes
• You become the company owner (Founder role)
• Email verification is required for security

Upload your logo, set your timezone, and pick which modules you want switched on: expenses, leave requests, and whether admins can invite users.

• Logo shows on every internal page and on the QR posters
• Toggle Expenses on if your crews handle materials
• Toggle Leave on if you track sick / annual days

Download a company-wide QR poster from the QR Code tab. Stick it on the office wall or hand it to each site supervisor. Workers scan it to clock in and out.

• One company-wide poster, plus per-job posters if you want
• Tokens are rotatable if a poster gets lost
• Workers still in-app? They can clock in there too

Open Users → Invite. Email goes out, they click the link, sign up, and land in the app already approved. No pending-queue back-and-forth.

• Promote anyone to Admin from the same screen
• Invited users skip the pending-approval stage
• Roles: Founder (you), Admin, Worker
• Workers can upload licences and certifications to their profile, with AI-assisted auto-fill and expiry alerts before anything lapses

Add a job with a title, description, and location. The map auto-geocodes the address. Assign workers, and the job gets its own QR poster for site-specific clock-in.

• Workers see assigned jobs on their dashboard
• Each job tracks hours and expenses independently
• Set an optional geofence radius so you can see exactly how far a clock-in was from site
• Archive a job when it is complete

As your team clocks in, files expenses, and requests leave, your admin dashboard fills with charts: hours by worker, hours by job, hours over time, and live session counts.

• Five stat cards: hours, users, pending approvals, active jobs, active sessions
• Export Clock Sessions and Expenses as CSV
• Everything is real-time, no nightly batch