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Employee attendance app

Built for the phones your staff actually own

Check in at the site, see the payslip, ask for leave, sign a letter — on the phone with a cracked screen and one bar of signal at the back gate.

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The app with no signal: a check-in at 8:58 am saved on the phone, waiting to send
The Timix app's home screen: inside Pune Plant, with one big Check in button

Everything in the app

One app for check-in, pay, leave and papers

Checking in is all anybody has to learn. Everything else is there when they need something from the office.

For staff · 16

Checking in, and everything they'd otherwise ask the office for.

  • Check in at the siteOne tap. GPS confirms they're inside the site's fence.
  • PIN or fingerprintWhichever the company picks, so a check-in is the person's own.
  • Works with no signalSaved on the phone with the time and place, sent when signal returns.
  • Selfie when awayIf checking in away from the site is allowed, a selfie goes with it.
  • Presence checksA quick “are you still there?” during the shift, answered with a tap.
  • My daysEvery day's hours and status, and a way to say one is wrong.
  • LeaveAsk for leave with the balance in front of them. The answer comes back here.
  • HolidaysThe days the company is closed, for the year.
  • PayslipsEvery month, with what came off and why — and this month so far.
  • Advances and loansAsk for part of the pay early, and watch it come back out.
  • Expense claimsThe amount and a photo of the bill. Paid back with the salary.
  • Papers and lettersUpload documents with the camera. Sign letters with a finger.
  • My dataSee what the company holds, and verify Aadhaar and PAN themselves.
  • NewsIf switched onNotices from the company, newest first.
  • Canteen walletIf switched onScan the counter's QR and pay. The month's total comes off salary.
  • Company housingIf switched onTheir room, who they share it with, and the rent.
My documents in the app: an offer letter to sign, a PAN card to upload and September's payslip

For site managers · 4

Managers use the same app, with a Mark tab for their team.

  • Mark the team inFor a dead phone or no smartphone. Both names are recorded.
  • Sites and teamWho is assigned to each site in their charge.
  • Propose a new siteDrop a pin where they're standing. The office approves it.
  • Gate tabletsWhether each Timix Gate at their sites is online.
A site manager's Attendance tab for Pune Plant: three people in, and a Mark button beside the one not in yet

For owners · 4

The owner's own view: the day, the requests, the sites.

  • Today, across every siteWho came in, who is late and who is off, as it happens.
  • ApprovalsLeave, expenses, advances, loans and day corrections. One tap each.
  • LocationsAdd a site and set its fence from the phone.
  • Help staffA new password, or a phone freed for someone who changed theirs.
Today in the owner's app: 42 of 48 came in, with each person's check-in time

Before you roll it out

The questions we always get

It runs on a ₹6,000 Android

The app is small, the screens are plain, and nothing on the critical path needs a fast processor or a good camera. If it only worked on the phones the office carries, it would not work at all.

Signing in happens once

An employee ID and a password the first time, on the one phone the account is tied to. After that the app stays signed in, and checking in is a tap at the site or a four-digit PIN.

It tells them when something is wrong

Out of range says how many metres and how close they need to be. A weak GPS fix says how weak it was. Failures that don't explain themselves end up on a supervisor's phone instead.

You can see whether they're using it

Adoption is visible per site on the dashboard. If one location's check-ins are all marked by its manager, every one is flagged — a conversation for week one rather than month six.

Put it in front of one site

Pick your least patient location. If it works there, the rest is easy.