Vaktberegner

Vaktberegner

by Zakaria Elkassmi

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 30, 2026
  • August 11, 2026

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Vaktberegner beregner lønnen din automatisk basert på NHO-tariffavtalen for vektere. Du registrerer vaktene dine – appen regner ut grunnlønn, nattillegg, helgetillegg, helligdagstillegg og overtid nøyaktig. Funksjoner: • Støtter dag-, kveld- og nattvakter • Beregner automatisk alle tillegg (natt, helg, helligdag, ettermiddag) • Månedsoversikt med total lønn • Sammenlign med lønnsslippen din • Eksporter vakter som CSV • Fungerer helt uten internett – alle data lagres på telefonen din Laget av Zakaria Elkassmi og Ahmad Rashid — vektere som ville ha et lønnsverktøy som faktisk stemmer.
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What's New in Vaktberegner

2.0

August 11, 2026

New in 2.0 — the app remembers your claim, and warns you before it dies. • Wage claims prescribe after three years. After that the money is gone, however right the claim was — and almost nobody knows it. The deadline is now in the app, and you get told six months and one month before. • And the part no one tells you: sending the claim does not stop the clock. Only the employer acknowledging it, or you filing a conciliation complaint. That now appears both in the app and in the dispute document. • The app remembers your pay checks. The figure you typed used to vanish when you closed the app. Each month is now stored — what you got and what you should have had — so you can follow a case over time instead of recalculating it. • "New shift" has a real date picker. The button used to say "Older date", and was the only route to a shift in the future. Now it says what it does. • Roster import no longer names the wrong employer's system to everyone. Where we know which scheduling system you use, it says so; otherwise it stays neutral. • Night and weekend supplements are now date-driven, like the pay table. A shift from March is calculated with March's rates — that is precisely the payslip you want back-paid. Thank you to everyone who has reported something. Almost all of this came from someone saying a figure looked wrong.

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