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This app helps public safety workers track their complex work schedules, project their paychecks, and manage overtime. It accounts for unique shift patterns and pay rules specific to firefighters, EMS, and police.
What's New in DutyPay
1.4.0
October 14, 2026
See the pay periods ahead A user wrote in: "I have a financial goal every pay period, and since I basically choose my schedule, it would be nice to see how much I'm expected to make several pay periods ahead." The strip under the calendar only ever showed the period you were in. Now you can decide which pay period to view. Tap › and the strip moves to the next pay period: its dates, the gross it's projected to pay, the hours, the overtime. The figure comes from the shifts on your rotation plus anything you've added or taken off, so a pickup you log for three weeks out shows up in that period's number right away. Keep tapping, up to a year out. The strip says how far ahead you are ("2 periods ahead"), the calendar dims every day outside that period so you can see exactly which shifts the number covers, and when a period starts in a month you aren't looking at, the calendar turns the page for you. ‹ goes back the same way. Today puts everything back where it was. The number is the same one Earnings would show for that period, worked out the same way, so what you plan against on the calendar is what you'll see when the period arrives. A strip that explains its number The strip is redrawn around one figure: the period's gross, large, on the right. Tap it and the strip opens into the breakdown behind it: regular hours, overtime, your effective hourly rate, any incentives, and, for the period you're in, what you've earned so far. On the current period or any past one, "Full breakdown on Earnings" opens Earnings on that same period. A thin bar along the strip's bottom edge shows how far through the current period you are. Also in this release - On iPhone, the strip could slip partly behind the tab bar and hide its figures. It now stays fully above it. - The ⋯ button in the corner is quieter, and it rises out of the way instead of sitting on top of the strip's figure. - Earnings shows hours exactly: 8.25 hours no longer reads as 8.3, and a period with no hours shows a dash for its rate instead of $0.00/hr. - Updated for iOS 27.
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What types of public safety schedules does DutyPay support?
DutyPay is built to handle various public safety rotations including 24/48, 48/96, Pitman, and 4/10 schedules, along with Kelly days and work period overtime (FLSA §7(k)).
Can DutyPay help me understand my overtime pay?
Yes, DutyPay flags when an extra shift will push you into overtime and shows your effective hourly rate after overtime and differentials are applied.
Does DutyPay have ads?
No, DutyPay is completely free, forever, with no ads, no upsell, and no selling of your data. It is designed to be a user-friendly tool for public safety professionals.
How does DutyPay project my year-end income?
DutyPay projects your year-end income based on your current earnings and schedule, and it includes awareness of federal tax brackets to give you a more comprehensive financial outlook.
Can I track time trades with coworkers in DutyPay?
Yes, DutyPay allows you to track time trades with coworkers, ensuring both legs of the trade are accounted for from start to finish.
What kind of notifications does DutyPay provide?
DutyPay sends notifications the day before any shift that falls outside of your normal rotation, helping you stay organized and prepared.
Is DutyPay available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, DutyPay is currently supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Information regarding Android availability is not specified.
How often is DutyPay updated?
The latest version of DutyPay is 1.1.1, and it was last updated on July 1, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.






