Simple time tracking where nobody has to make an account.
For food pantries and volunteer programs, and for small shops and workshops with a staff on the clock. People tap their name on a tablet, scan a QR poster, or open a link. You get clean hours for the grant report or payroll. One flat price, however many people.
No credit card. Free for your first 500 hours, then $10 a month, flat.
Three ways to clock in
Kiosk
Shared tablet at the entrance. Tap a name to clock in or out. Best for fixed locations.
QR poster
Post a QR. Workers scan, pick their name once, tap in or out from then on.
Personal link
Each person bookmarks a unique URL on their phone. Best for remote or distributed teams.
Flat pricing
20 volunteers, 60 volunteers, same price. The whole category bills per seat, that's exactly the wedge.
No monitoring. No scheduling. No billing.
No screenshots, no GPS, no facial recognition. No shift planning, no client codes, no invoicing. The omissions are the product.
Clean hours out
CSV with a locked schema. Totals and a distinct-worker count as first-class metrics, exactly what grants and payroll ask for.
Auto-close, never silent
Forgotten clock-outs cap at a configurable cutoff and land in a review queue. No runaway sessions, no quiet deletions.
Built for teams that share one place
People come and go, nobody wants another login, and someone needs the hours. That looks like two kinds of team.
Busy volunteer programs
A food pantry, a shelter, a church ministry, a trail crew. Dozens or hundreds of people giving a few hours each, and a funder or board that wants the total.
Small staffed workplaces
A shop, a workshop, a kitchen, a tutoring center. The same people in every day, and hours that need to reach payroll without a workforce platform.
Setup guides for each: solutions by team type.
Use it as a…
Same product, whichever name you searched for. Each page explains how Kangaroo Clock does that job and where it stops.
Why this over Clockify, Homebase, or Jibble?
Clockify and Toggl are billing-first tools, they assume projects, clients, and hourly rates, and they charge per seat. Homebase and Deputy are workforce-management platforms, they bundle scheduling and HR, priced per location. Jibble is free for unlimited users but leads with facial recognition and GPS, which is the wrong posture for a volunteer base.
Kangaroo Clock is the third shape: just hours, no login, flat pricing, no monitoring. Built for teams who want hours tracked without taking on the baggage shaped for someone else.
Outgrew Clockify's 5-user free plan? See the Clockify alternative with no user cap and the kiosk included.
Set up in under five minutes.
Try the kiosk without signing up. Save your workspace to your account when you're ready.
Questions? Read the FAQ or get in touch.