Paylog vs Wagebook

Paylog helps part-time workers manage work records and expected pay. Register multiple workplaces, record clock-in and clock-out times, and review estimated pay by month. The app organizes shifts on a calendar, tracks payday, follows weekly allowance progress, and helps compare expected pay with actual deposits. Key features - Workplace wage and payday setup - Shift records with start, end, and break time - Monthly work calendar with workplace colors - Expected monthly pay summary - Weekly allowance tracking - Deposit comparison and pay diagnosis - Attendance proof records using time, GPS, and WiFi - System, light, and dark theme settings

Payday shouldn’t be a guessing game. Wagebook is a private work calendar for hourly and shift work. Log your hours, see estimated pay for the period, then record what actually arrived. If the numbers don’t match, you’ll see it. Use Wagebook to: • log shifts by hand with your own hourly or per-shift rates • see this month’s hours and estimated pay on a calendar • keep weekly, fortnightly or monthly pay periods that fill in automatically • record what you received and compare it with your estimate • export a CSV, or keep a local backup you control No account. No ads. No cloud login. Your records stay on this iPhone. Wagebook gives personal estimates only. It does not calculate tax, take-home pay, overtime rules or legal entitlements. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/