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DoneAt on iPhone: the countdown and progress for today’s shift, with this week’s and this year’s hours and upcoming reminders

What DoneAt does on iPhone and Apple Watch

The countdown on your phone, the time left on your Lock Screen and wrist, and a whole month of shifts on one calendar.

DoneAt in the Dynamic Island, as a Lock Screen Live Activity and as a Home Screen widget, each showing the time left in the shift, its progress and upcoming reminders.
  1. Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show the time left without opening the app. On supported iPhone models, a Live Activity keeps your progress on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.

  2. Set up and review your schedule on one monthly calendar: fixed weekdays, alternating weeks, shift rotations, free scheduling or manual timing, with every change visible right away. Choose a country or region and your schedule follows its public holidays. Updating from an earlier version? Turn it on in Work Hours & Schedule.

  3. Glance at your wrist to see the time left and when you clock out, and add one of two complications to your watch face. DoneAt for Apple Watch is free, with no DoneAt Plus needed, and shows times and progress, never salary.

  4. See how long is left in today’s shift, with your lunch break taken out, and this week’s and this year’s hours right below. Lunch, a stretch break and the end of your shift show up next under Coming up.

On your desk. Out of your way.

Keep the time left in your menu bar, system tray or mini timer. Hide the window; your clock-out reminder stays with you.

DoneAt on a computer: set a shift and start the countdownDoneAt on a computer: set a shift and start the countdown
Desktop window
The mini timer on the desktopThe mini timer on the desktop
Mini timer, stays on the desk

Where it lives is what changes

The countdown, today’s earnings, and overnight shifts are on both. On iPhone you can also plan the month on a calendar, follow public holidays, fold in a year-end bonus, lock salary behind biometrics, and check the time on Apple Watch.

Scroll sideways to compare both platforms →

FeatureiPhone / iPadComputer
Shift countdownLive remaining time and progressLive remaining time and progress
Today’s earningsMonthly or daily pay, by progressMonthly or daily pay, by progress
Overnight shiftsEnd time before start crosses midnightEnd time before start crosses midnight
Monthly calendarFixed weekdays, alternating weeks, rotations, free scheduling or manual timingOne start and end time
Public holidaysBy country or region, turned on in Work Hours & ScheduleNo
Year-end bonusFolds into today’s earningsMonthly or daily pay
Salary lockBiometrics to open salary settings or show the amountNo
Coming upHealth reminders, shift progress, lunchNo
Recurring scheduleSet once; it cycles on its own. After that, the widget is enoughNo
Reminders after you leaveSystem notificationsSystem notifications with the window hidden
Close at handHome Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Live ActivitiesMenu bar, tray, and mini timer
Apple WatchFree app and two complicationsNo
Launch at login and shortcutOpen it from the home screenReady after login, one shortcut away
Data storageLocal by default, with optional private iCloud syncHours and salary are not uploaded

Warum eine native App?

Der Browser-Timer reicht zum Start. Auf Handy oder Computer kann DoneAt auch nach Schließen des Tabs weiterlaufen.

  • Mitteilungen, die ankommen

    Verlasse den Bildschirm – das System kann dich trotzdem erinnern, wenn die Schicht endet. Im Browser geht das nur, solange der Tab offen ist.

  • Immer griffbereit

    Am Computer lebt die Restzeit in der Menüleiste oder im Infobereich. Auf dem Handy findest du sie zwischen Apps und Widgets. Kein Suchen nach einem Browser-Tab.

  • Es zählt weiter

    Schließe die Seite, sperr das Handy oder minimiere das Fenster. Der Countdown auf dem installierten Gerät macht dort weiter, wo du aufgehört hast.

Daten auf Mac und Windows bleiben auf diesem Computer. Auf iPhone und iPad sind Daten standardmäßig lokal, mit optionaler Synchronisierung über deine private iCloud. Ein DoneAt-Konto gibt es nicht.