
Owed.today
Hours, pay & payslip compare
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What's New in Owed.today
1.0.3
October 17, 2026
A night shift that crosses midnight into or out of a holiday can now take a rate for each day, so the hours on each side of midnight are priced at that day's rate. If your payslip comes in under your log, Owed names any night that uses one high rate for both days, in case only one was a holiday. The payday compare now opens on the period your latest payslip covers, with a switch to this period. A gap small enough to come from rounding reads "Matches, within rounding". To correct a payslip figure after a compare, tap it and type the new one. And opening Owed between the end of a pay period and payday no longer cancels that payday's reminder. New in Owed in Full: a second reminder three days after payday if that period's payslip is still to compare, and two lines in Pay history that appear once you've compared enough periods: how often a payslip came in under your log, and when a similar gap repeats. The first shift for a new job now asks for the job's usual rate in its own field, so a holiday rate typed for that shift stays on that shift. After you update, Owed asks once about each job you've logged shifts for: is its rate your usual one? An earlier version may have saved a starting or one-off rate there. A new shift opens on the job of the shift you saved last, and anything you save, delete or compare is now kept at once, even if you close Owed straight after. Using Owed on more than one device? Update it on each one. An older version can't read a night's day rates and may drop them when it saves that shift.
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