Orduri
iOS app by Jeannine Zechel. Business · Jeannine Zechel
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- 3.99 USD
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.01
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-07
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Orduri is hour tracking for anyone who bills by project — camera crew, technicians, tradespeople, or freelancers juggling several clients at once. TRACK TIME YOUR WAY – Log entries manually or start the built-in timer, with automatic 15-minute rounding – Run any number of projects in parallel, each with its own overtime threshold (e.g. 8 or 10 hours) – Sundays are detected automatically, and you can flag public holidays per entry – Mark days off without skewing your hour totals FINISHED TIMESHEETS, NOT SPREADSHEET WRANGLING – One tap generates a professional, multi-page PDF timesheet with your company or client logo, project name and job number – Sign right on your iPhone — crew and production/client signatures sit side by side in the footer – Overtime is calculated automatically against your configured threshold, no mental math – CSV export for your own bookkeeping or to hand off to payroll BUILT FOR WORK THAT CROSSES TIME ZONES – Time tracking is time-zone safe: entries logged abroad don't shift once you're back home – Fully bilingual, German and English — app, PDF and CSV follow your system language automatically YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS – No cloud required: everything lives locally on your device – Full export/import as a backup file, for switching devices or keeping your own copy, always under your control Orduri was built for freelancers in production, technical crews and trades who document hours for several clients at once and regularly hand in signed proof of work.
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