The film crew timecard
that knows your agreement's rules.
Every other set-hours app is a stopwatch. Wrap Clock reads your agreement — IATSE, ACTRA, SAG-AFTRA, PACT/BECTU or your country's legal minimums — and shows a live Day Meter of your shift, a countdown to the next pay bump, and exactly what you've earned. Hand production a clean PDF at wrap.
The maths your agreement actually specifies — live.
Set days run long and pay is complicated. Overtime kicks in at different hours under different agreements, meal penalties stack every half hour, a short turnaround owes you money. Wrap Clock does the maths in the moment, so you know before you sign the timecard.
The Day Meter
One glowing bar draws your whole shift: worked stretches coloured by pay tier, meal and overtime thresholds marked, a bright "now" cursor. A glance tells you where the day is and what it's worth.
Live countdowns
"2h 30m to 2× tier." "Meal penalty in 12m." "Golden time ahead." The moments that matter tick down on your Lock Screen — without opening the app.
The rules engine
Real overtime ladders by hours, day and location to 6×; meal penalties with the right bands and weekly counters; turnaround and rest violations; night premiums; guaranteed hours. Your local's rules, not a generic 1.5×.
Deal Memo — "is my pay legal?"
For non-union and freelance workers: enter your deal and Wrap Clock compares it, for the hours you actually work, to your jurisdiction's statutory floor. "Your deal pays $550. The legal floor for a 12-hour day is $880. You're $330 below."
What-If · Pro
See the cost of a decision before it's made. "What does a late lunch cost?" "What if we wrap an hour later?" — the delta in dollars, instantly.
Timecards you can hand over
A clean, print-ready PDF timecard for the current week — free. CSV export for payroll and spreadsheets on Pro. Proof you can hand to production or your accountant.
Everywhere on iOS
Live Activity and Dynamic Island on the Lock Screen, home-screen widgets, Siri and Shortcuts ("Hey Siri, wrap in Wrap Clock"), and private iCloud sync across iPhone and iPad on Pro.
Built for the set
Set Mode — a blue-suppressed amber-on-black theme that won't blow out your night vision. Full accessibility, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver everywhere. Works offline, no account.
17 rule packs, built from primary sources.
Full rules across 8 markets and the EU, a catalogue of ~36 unions across 10 markets, and a statutory-floor / just-track-my-hours option everywhere. Unions not yet encoded show as "Rules coming" — you can still track hours and use your country's legal floor.
🇨🇦 Canada
- IATSE 873 (Toronto) & 891 (BC / BCCFU)
- NABET 700-M · ACTRA IPA
- Ontario ESA · BC Employment Standards Act
🇺🇸 United States
- IATSE Basic Agreement 2024
- SAG-AFTRA 2026
- California Labor Code
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- PACT/BECTU Scripted 2023
- UK Working Time Regulations
🌍 More markets
- 🇦🇺 Motion Picture Production Award
- 🇫🇷 France · 🇯🇵 Japan · 🇰🇷 South Korea labour codes
- 🇮🇳 India (Maharashtra) · 🇪🇺 EU Working Time Directive
No unverified number ships as fact.
The whole point of the app is that the figure is right — and that you can prove it.
Traceable to the source
Every rate, threshold and penalty maps to a collective agreement or statute, with an as-of date and a confidence level. A rule ships only once it's confirmed.
Every figure explains itself
Tap any line and see the rule, the arithmetic and the source that produced it — no black box.
Finalised days are frozen
Once you finalise a day, it keeps the exact numbers and the rule-pack version that produced them — immune to later updates, so it stands up in a payroll dispute.
Your record, not payroll
Wrap Clock is a tool to check and prove your own hours. It is not payroll software and does not give legal advice.
Three taps, and the day pays for itself.
Pick your agreement
Your country, then your union — or "just track my hours."
Tap through the day
Call, Lunch In/Out, Wrap. Or say it to Siri, hands-free.
See what you earned
Live Day Meter, a countdown to the next pay bump, and a PDF at wrap.
Free for a production. One payment for the rest.
No subscription, no account, works offline. One year of a subscription app costs more than Wrap Clock ever will.
Free
- Every calculation and explanationNot a trial — genuinely useful forever
- The live Day MeterFull signature experience
- Deal MemoCheck your deal against the legal floor
- This week's PDF timecardHand it to production
Pro — one-time (~$24.99)
- Unlimited productionsEvery job, kept
- Every rule pack · What-IfThe full ladder and cost previews
- CSV & full-history export · iCloud syncPrivate database across devices
- Live Activity · widgets · ShortcutsRegional pricing keeps it affordable
Before it lands.
Is Wrap Clock only for union members?
No. It works for union crew and performers, and for non-union and freelance workers — the Deal Memo compares your deal to the legal minimum, and "just track my hours" works with no agreement.
Which unions and agreements does it support?
17 agreements and labour codes across Canada, the US, the UK, Australia, France, Japan, South Korea, India and the EU — including IATSE 873/891/Basic, NABET, ACTRA, SAG-AFTRA and PACT/BECTU. More are added as they're verified; others are usable via your statutory floor.
Will it tell me if I'm being underpaid?
For non-union deals, yes — the Deal Memo shows your pay against the statutory floor for the hours you worked. For union work, it computes what your agreement specifies so you can check the timecard.
Does it replace payroll?
No. It's your own record and check — accurate, explainable, and exportable as PDF or CSV to hand to production or your accountant.
Is my data private?
Yes. On-device, optional private iCloud sync, no account, no tracking, works offline. See the privacy policy.
How much does it cost?
Free for one production with every calculation unlocked. A one-time Pro purchase (about $24.99, regional pricing) unlocks unlimited productions, exports, sync and more. No subscription.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone and iPad, iOS 18 and later, with Lock Screen Live Activity, widgets and Siri.
Does it work for night shoots?
Yes — Set Mode is a blue-suppressed amber-on-black theme designed for the set at night.
Wrap Clock is an independent tool from EgeTech and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any union, guild or producer body. Union and agreement names are used only to identify the rule sets the app supports. Wrap Clock is not payroll software and does not provide legal advice.
Know what the day is worth — before you sign the timecard.
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