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Hours calculator

Add up timesheet hours typed any way - 1:30, 1.5, 90m - see them as h:mm and decimal hours, and see what rounding does to a bill. Free, with no sign-up.

1:30, 1.5, 90m and 1h30 are all an hour and a half. A bare number means hours.

Nothing you type is kept.

Questions people ask

How do I type a duration?

However your timesheet does: 1:30, 1.5, 1,5, 90m and 1h30 are all an hour and a half. A bare number means hours, so 8 is a day.

Why do the two rounded totals differ?

Rounding each entry up to six minutes adds a little to every line, and a week of short entries can gain an hour nobody worked. Rounding the total once adds at most one increment. ReliTime rounds a job's total, never each entry.

How is 0:07 shown in decimal hours?

As 0.12, to two places. Totals are added in minutes and converted once, so a column of rounded decimals may not add up to the total shown.

See it on your own kind of work

We set ReliTime up with a walkthrough rather than a sign-up form. We will take you through a working organisation, from a week of timesheets through approvals and work in progress to a GST invoice, answer your questions as we go, and set up yours.

Or write to hello@relitime.com.