
GeoTid
GPS-verified work hours
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About
GeoTid turns "were you on site?" from an argument into a fact. GeoTid is a GPS-verified time tracking app built for the people who actually do the work — electricians, cleaners, carpenters, landscapers, and the small businesses that run them. You check in when you arrive at the job site and check out when you leave. GeoTid confirms you were there, so your hours are accurate and your pay is fair — no padded timesheets, no "I think I worked eight hours," no end-of-month disputes.
HOW IT WORKS
• Open the app — your assigned job sites are right there
• Tap CHECK IN when you reach the site; GeoTid verifies your location
• Work your shift — no background tracking; your location is only checked at check-in and check-out
• Tap CHECK OUT when you're done; your hours are recorded automatically
BUILT FOR FIELD CREWS
• Multiple job sites — switch between them in a tap
• Full history — every check-in and check-out, with dates and totals
• Calendar view — see your worked days at a glance
• Works offline — log time with no signal; it syncs when you're back online
• Fast, biometric login — Face ID / Touch ID
FAIR FOR EVERYONE
GeoTid isn't about watching anyone. It's proof of work that protects both sides: employees get credited for every hour they actually put in, and businesses get timesheets they can trust without chasing paper. The GPS check is the verification. The record is the agreement.
DANISH & ENGLISH
Fully localized for Denmark — switch between Dansk and English anytime.
PRIVACY
Location is used only to verify presence at a job site during a shift. It is tied to your work account, never sold, and never used for advertising. See our privacy policy: https://geotid.dk/privacy
GeoTid — Geo (where you are) + Tid (Danish for time). Honest hours, verified.
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What's New in GeoTid
1.3.0
July 8, 2026
New: Vagtplan (shift schedule) • See your upcoming shifts in a calendar, color-coded by job site • Get a reminder before each shift begins We've also added crash reporting and made smaller stability improvements.
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