Clock in/out on web and mobile
Clock in/out and breaks in both apps – the same flow at the workstation and in the field.
Roll out clocking for the whole team or only for some. You see right away who is in and who is on a break.
What you get
Clock in/out and breaks in both apps – the same flow at the workstation and in the field.
The team’s status in real time: who is at work, who is on a break, accrued work minutes.
The day built from clock-ins is a draft – only confirmation locks the data.
A clock-in can capture location, require a geofence area or a QR code. These are the employer’s choices and off by default.
A shared device works as the site’s clock-in point: clocking in works with an NFC card, no personal phone needed, and a PIN confirmation if you want one.
A clock-in user can be created with a name and a phone number. They never sign in to the app at all – the employer maintains their record, and the phone number stays as the contact detail.
A view into the product
Frequently asked
No. Clock-in is enabled only for the teams or people who need it. For everyone else the workday can build on the working-time model, calendar or shift.
Only if the employer has explicitly enabled location – and even then it is stored only at the moment of clocking, never as continuous tracking. Location is off by default.
An open clock-in is closed automatically and the day is flagged for review. The employee fixes the times and confirms the day, and the correction stays visible.
Yes. When clocking in you can pick a project or entry type as needed, and scanning the work site’s QR code allocates the work straight to the right site.
Yes. An open clock-in shows the work so far and the break taken as a live counter. The figure is information for the employee and the supervisor – Kelomo does not cut off the clock-in or stop the work.
Opening in September 2026 · 30 days free from launch, no card required