Time off
An employee asks for time off from their phone. The request arrives with their balance, what the week looks like without them, and one tap to decide. The balance follows Irish annual leave rules, not a spreadsheet.
Replaces: The holiday book, the text at midnight, and the argument about how many days someone has left.

The product itself, on a demo venue. Nothing mocked up.
What it does
Eight percent of hours worked, or the contracted days for full-time staff, accrued from real timecards. The balance is right without anyone updating it.
Approve or decline from your phone. The employee is told at once and the schedule shows the leave.
A student who cannot do Tuesdays sets it once. The schedule warns if you put them on a Tuesday.
Five days a year at 70 percent, capped, tracked per employee so it is never missed or paid twice.
Approved paid leave lands on the timecard and in the payroll file as its own line.
A calendar of approved leave so two people from the same section are never off the same weekend by accident.
Irish rules, built in
Four working weeks for full-time staff, or eight percent of hours for part-time, under the Organisation of Working Time Act.
Under the Sick Leave Act 2022: five days a year, 70 percent of pay up to the daily cap, after 13 weeks of service, with a medical certificate.
What comes out
Leave taken and balances per employee, and paid leave lines in the payroll file.
Included in Pro
€29.99a month per venue, unlimited staff
Seven days free, no card to start, cancel any time. What starting does not cost
Questions
Yes. Contracted days per person override the statutory calculation.
Yes, on their phone, updated as timecards are approved.
TOIL is tracked per employee and can be taken as leave like any other type.
Built in Ireland
Built for Irish employment law, with support based in Ireland.
Seven days free
No card to start, no contract, cancel any time.
Payments by Stripe
Card details never touch roster. Shift payments are held and released by Stripe.
ID-verified workers
Every marketplace worker has had their identity and right to work checked.