Time and day type
Record Time In and Time Out with the project and workday type you select.
For independent workers in the United States
Track hours and keep records for independent work.
For freelancers, independent contractors and workers moving between projects or work sites in the United States, DISPUTE provides one place to keep your own hours, work location, photos, notes and pay assumptions. Review your records and export the period you need.
A practical record for each workday
Set up a project, record the workday type and time, and add a location, photo or note when it helps explain the work. Your records can then be reviewed by project or date range.
Work-site context
Pin a location on the map or enter a site address manually, then keep photos and notes with the record.
Reports and backup
Export selected work records to PDF or CSV and create a JSON backup of your records and settings.
Compare your records with a pay figure
Use your recorded time and the pay or rate assumptions you configure to estimate what your own records add up to. You can compare that estimate with employer or payroll figures and review the dates, hours and settings behind any difference.
For personal reviewThe calculation is an estimate based on the information and settings you enter. DISPUTE is not a legal wage determination, payroll certification or legal advice service.
Your records stay yours to review
DISPUTE helps organize details you choose to enter. It does not confirm whether a client, employer or payroll figure is correct. Keep your own backup and check your entries before sharing a report.
Build a useful record over time
Start with one project and make entries as work happens. When you need a summary, select the project and date range, review the records, then export the format that suits you.
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Prepare a work record before comparing an invoice
- Choose the project and date range you want to review.
- Check each day’s start and finish times, location and notes against your own records.
- Review the rate assumptions you entered before comparing the estimate with an invoice or payment.
- Export a PDF for review or a CSV to work with the records in a spreadsheet.
Can I keep different jobs separate?
Use a project for each job you want to review separately. Check the project and date range before exporting, particularly when work overlaps across clients or sites.
Does an estimate decide what a client owes me?
No. It reflects the entries and settings you provide. Review your agreement and supporting records separately; the estimate does not determine contract terms or legal entitlement.
See how to record a workday and current pricing before getting started.