See your paycheck before it comes.

Log your hours on your phone and the app works out the paycheck the way your agreement pays it: overtime and double time, shift premiums, per diem and travel pay, dues and fund deductions, federal and state tax, Social Security and Medicare.

Made by a union tradesperson.

One week, worked out

Week of October 4, 2026Journeyman boilermaker, Local 83, Missouri

Example

Hours worked each day
Day	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
Hours	0	10	10	10	10	10	0
Per diem		yes	yes	yes	yes	yes

The paycheck those hours make
Earnings
Regular40 h × 52.60	2,104.00
Overtime 1.5×10 h × 78.90	789.00
Gross pay	2,893.00
Deductions
Field dues7% of gross wages	−202.51
Social Security6.2%	−179.37
Medicare1.45%	−41.95
Federal income taxestimate	−477.67
Missouri income taxestimate	−118.00
Tax-free
Per diem5 d × 100	500.00

Take-home$2,373.50

Example only. Journeyman boilermaker, Local 83 in Missouri on the Great Lakes agreement, five 10-hour days on a job paying the $100 per diem. Single, standard withholding. Your paycheck depends on your agreement, your hours and your taxes.

Before you put it on your phone

What does it cost?: The first month is free. After that a license is $4.99 a year, and one key works on up to three phones.
Can I get it free?: Share the app from its Share button. Every friend who buys through your link gives you a free month, up to a year.
My agreement isn't in it.: Send it from the Settings tab (Send us your agreement). If the app doesn't have it yet, you get a free year when it's added.
Where do my hours go?: Nowhere. They stay on your phone. There's no account and no sign-in. The privacy policy lists the little the apps do send.
Does it need signal?: No. Open your trade's app in your phone's browser and add it to your home screen. After that it works with no signal, in the plant or out on the job.
What else is in it?: An hours log, a year view that adds up every paycheck, and a trade info tab: bolting and torque, flange charts, rigging or unit conversions, depending on the trade.
Is this from the union?: No. It's an independent tool built by a union tradesperson, and it uses no union logos. Check anything that matters against your agreement and your hall.

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