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Time cards
Turn a set of shifts into one reviewable record.
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Choose the reporting period
| Card | Useful when | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly | You need one seven-day record | Week start and the first date |
| Biweekly | You need fourteen consecutive days | Two week totals and the complete cycle |
| Monthly | You report by calendar month | Actual month length and boundary dates |
One record, several outputs
The editor preserves separate shifts and break records, rather than flattening a day into one unexplained number. Add project labels or notes where they help you recognize a session. Save locally to continue editing, then choose a spreadsheet export, a printable copy or a full project backup.
A lunch-focused card opens the same date-aware workflow with breaks made prominent. Whether a break is paid is your choice, not a decision made by the calculator. Review incomplete or overlapping records before treating the period total as final.
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Weekly timesheet calculator
Calculate a seven-day time card with a chosen week start, split and overnight shifts, break records and printable weekly totals.
Biweekly timesheet calculator
Prepare a fourteen-day time card with separate week summaries, a complete cycle total and explicit dates for overnight shifts.
Monthly timesheet calculator
Create a calendar-month time card with real month lengths, partial weeks, leap-day dates and explicit month-end shift handling.