60Ticks Time Clock runs on a touchscreen by the door. Employees tap their name and clock
in or out — no logins, no app, no fuss. At the end of the week you print time sheets
with signature lines and hand them straight to payroll.
Touchscreen clock in / clock out, lunch start / lunch end
One tap per employee — no passwords or badges to lose
Runs on a plain Windows PC with any touchscreen monitor
Live daily and weekly totals on screen for every employee
Track time against jobs and departments
Automatic overtime split once the week passes 40 hours
Time edits are logged with a note — corrections, not cover-ups
Weekly time sheets with approval and employee signature lines
Batch-print every employee's sheet at once for payroll
See it
The board — who's in, at lunch, or out at a glance (click to enlarge)Tap your name — clock in/out, lunch, switch jobs (click to enlarge)Weekly time sheet — edit trail and signature lines (click to enlarge)
How it works
1. Install on the PC wired to your entry touchscreen
2. Add your employees once
3. Crew taps their name and Clock In / Clock Out each shift
4. Friday: print the week's time sheets, collect signatures, send to payroll
Want wireless tablets instead of a touchscreen PC?60Ticks Tablet Time Clock is the same tap-your-name clock for iPads, Android tablets and
Chromebooks on your shop Wi-Fi. It runs on one PC and your time records stay on it.
Want employees to clock in from their phones?60Ticks Network Time Clock runs on one PC at your shop and everyone clocks in from a
browser on the shop Wi-Fi, with manager approval and payroll files for ADP or QuickBooks Desktop.
$49.99 — one-time purchase, unlocks the full version
forever. No subscription, no per-employee fees, ever.
Requires Windows 10/11. A touchscreen monitor is recommended for the entry kiosk, but a
mouse and keyboard work fine too. Prints to any printer Windows can see.
Why I built it
About 15 years ago, the shop I worked for was still typing punch-card times from a paper time clock into the computer by hand. I wrote a touchscreen time clock to save our office person that chore.
The surprise was how much the shop floor liked it. Our foreman loved seeing at a glance who was absent, who was at lunch, and who forgot to clock out for lunch — so much that when he moved on to another shop, he called and asked for a copy for his new place. I polished it up, gave him one, and it’s been in use ever since.
It has come a long way. The first version dumped everything into an Access database to be processed. Now the program does all the math itself and prints finished time sheets with manager and employee signature lines.
Ask a question, suggest a feature, or tell us what isn’t working.
Why a form? Because the minute we post our email address, the spam bots find it too. Here’s the deal: a real person (me) answers as soon as I can, and after that we leave you alone unless you ask for more. Give it a try.
More 60Ticks tools
60Ticks Tablet Time Clock
Tap your name on an iPad, Android tablet or Chromebook. Your data stays on your own PC.
