About

Hi, I’m Atharv, the person who builds and maintains My Time Card Calculator. There’s no company behind this site, no sales team, and no growth department. It’s one person who got tired of watching people wrestle with something as basic as adding up work hours.

Time math is deceptively annoying. Minutes don’t work in tens, breaks have to come out in the middle, overnight shifts cross midnight, and payroll wants everything in decimals. Most people solve this with a spreadsheet they don’t trust or a calculator app covered in ads. I thought that was a problem worth fixing properly.

The principles behind the site

  • Free means free. Every tool on this site works fully without an account, a trial, or a locked “pro” tier.
  • Private by default. Your hours are your business. Entries are saved only in your own browser so they’re there when you come back. Nothing you type is ever uploaded to a server.
  • Accurate over clever. Overtime is split per week the way payroll rules actually work, rounding follows real payroll conventions, and overnight shifts are handled correctly. When the math is wrong, nothing else matters.
  • Fast and simple. No pop-ups, no sign-up walls, no twenty-step wizards. Enter your times, get your totals.

What’s here

The main tool is the time card calculator - weekly work hours with breaks, overtime, pay, and a clean PDF timesheet. Around it I’ve added a bi-weekly version, free printable timesheet templates, and smaller tools for decimal conversion, military time, durations, and date differences- the things people who track hours end up needing sooner or later.

Get in touch

Because it’s just me, feedback goes straight to the person who can act on it. If something is broken, confusing, or missing, use the contact page or the feedback button in the corner of any page. You can also find the project on X. Many of the features on the site (overtime, saved entries, the bi-weekly calculator) exist because someone asked for them.

Thanks for using the site. I hope it saves you a few minutes every week.

- Atharv