Does it pause on weekends and days off?

Yes. In working-hours mode, nothing is added on days outside your schedule, on days off or during your break. Days marked as paid leave still count; unpaid days off are paused. You can switch to 24/7 counting if you prefer.

Does it work for night shifts past midnight?

Yes. Set a shift like 22:00–06:00 and it keeps counting past midnight until clock-out. For rotating shifts, build your own order of day, evening, night and off days and it repeats.

Can I set a Saturday half-day or different hours per weekday?

Yes. Each weekday has its own start and end time, so a Saturday morning shift is just another row. Times are set to the minute.

Can it show my take-home pay?

Enter your own take-home percentage and Coindle shows take-home amounts. It doesn't calculate tax tables, because they differ by country. All amounts are estimates.

Why doesn't the widget update every second?

Android home-screen widgets can't refresh every second; the system limits how often they update. The widget shows today's and this month's earnings and refreshes regularly, and tapping ↻ recalculates on the spot. For the live second-by-second count, use the app or desk mode.

How is overtime counted?

Tap Start overtime and choose ×1.25, ×1.5, ×2 or ×2.5. Only time outside your schedule is counted at that rate, so regular hours are never paid twice.

Is my salary data uploaded anywhere?

No. There's no account or sign-up. Your pay, schedule and goals are stored only on your phone.

I forgot to stop the slack timer.

Tap that record in the list to fix the time, or delete it.

I'm on a monthly salary. Why does my per-second rate change each month?

Your monthly pay is divided by that month's working hours. Months with more workdays have a slightly lower per-second rate and months with fewer have a higher one. The monthly total stays the same.

Can I see it after tax?

Set your own take-home percentage in Coindle to see take-home amounts. It doesn't use tax tables, so treat the numbers as estimates.

Does my lunch break count?

In working-hours mode, the unpaid break is paused. In 24/7 mode, it keeps counting.

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How much do I earn per second? Salary per second, worked out

Your salary per second is your monthly pay divided by the seconds you actually work that month. The same salary gives a different per-second number depending on how many workdays the month has, whether your lunch break is unpaid, and whether you count 24/7. Here is the formula with worked examples.

The formula: monthly pay ÷ seconds worked

For a yearly salary, divide by 12 to get monthly pay. Then divide by the month's workdays × hours per day (minus unpaid breaks) × 3,600. That's what each working second is worth.

Example: 9:00 to 18:00 with a one-hour unpaid lunch is 8 hours a day. A month with 22 workdays is 176 hours, or 633,600 seconds.

Hourly pay is simpler: hourly wage ÷ 3,600. Daily pay is the day rate ÷ that day's working seconds.

Earnings per second by pay

Based on an 8-hour day, breaks excluded. Rounded.

Pay	Per hour	Per minute	Per second
$20 an hour	$20.00	$0.333	$0.0056
$200 a day (8 hours)	$25.00	$0.417	$0.0069
$60,000 a year, month with 22 workdays	$28.41	$0.473	$0.0079
$60,000 a year, month with 20 workdays	$31.25	$0.521	$0.0087
$60,000 a year, counted 24/7 (30-day month)	$6.94	$0.116	$0.0019

At $60,000 a year ($5,000 a month), counting only working hours, you earn about 0.8 cents every second, or about $227 in an 8-hour day. In a month with fewer workdays, the same pay is spread over fewer hours, so each second is worth a little more.

Working hours only vs 24/7

Working-hours mode only adds money while you work. It pauses for lunch, after clock-out and on weekends, so each working second is worth more.

24/7 mode spreads your monthly pay over every second of the month. The number keeps climbing while you sleep, but each second is worth less. Both add up to the same monthly total.

See it live in Coindle

Pick yearly, monthly, daily or hourly pay and enter the amount
Set your start and end times and your break, per weekday if they differ
Choose working hours only or 24/7
Today's earnings and your earnings per second tick up on the home screen

FAQ

I'm on a monthly salary. Why does my per-second rate change each month?: Your monthly pay is divided by that month's working hours. Months with more workdays have a slightly lower per-second rate and months with fewer have a higher one. The monthly total stays the same.
Can I see it after tax?: Set your own take-home percentage in Coindle to see take-home amounts. It doesn't use tax tables, so treat the numbers as estimates.
Does my lunch break count?: In working-hours mode, the unpaid break is paused. In 24/7 mode, it keeps counting.

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