Wrap Clock — iPhone & iPad

Know what you've earned
before you leave set.

Every other set-hours app is a stopwatch that leaves the maths to you. Wrap Clock reads your agreement — IATSE, ACTRA, SAG-AFTRA, PACT/BECTU or your country's legal minimums — watches the clock, and tells you the moment your pay changes tier. Then it produces a timecard your production can sign.

Free One production free · one-time $24.99 Pro · no subscription
Get it on the App Store — Coming Soon See how it works

Want a quick estimate first? Try the free film crew overtime calculator — no sign-up.

Wrap Clock Today screen showing $357.00 earned, a $0.70/min velocity line, a colour-coded day meter, and a 1.5× tier in 0:30 countdown
Know what you've earned, live — with a countdown to the moment it changes tier
Wrap Clock Week view totalling $1,243.20 over 23:31 worked, with per-day pay meters and a highlighted golden-time day
Your whole week, one screen — every day a mini pay-meter, golden time flagged
Wrap Clock Jobs screen with the active production hero card — agreement, Verified badge, role and $42.00 per hour rate — plus the Deal memo checker
Your deal, one tap away — agreement, rate, and the free Deal Memo checker
Wrap Clock You tab with theme tiles, a name field, the Show earnings on widgets and Live Activity switch off by default, and Wrap Clock Pro at $24.99 once
Your pay is your business — earnings stay off shared surfaces by default
The Wrap Clock Today screen in Set Mode, blue suppressed to warm tones for night exteriors and video village
Set Mode — blue stripped out for night exteriors and video village
Why it's different

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, a short turnaround owes you money. Wrap Clock does the maths in the moment, from your local's real rules — so you know before you sign the timecard.

Live, from your agreement

Pick your local and the app loads that agreement's overtime ladder, meal deadlines and turnaround rules. Straight time, overtime, golden time and meal penalties are counted as the day happens — not a generic 1.5×.

The Day Meter

One 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

"1.5× tier in 0:30 — then $1.05/min." "Meal penalty in 12m." The moments that change your pay tick down on your Lock Screen, without opening the app.

It opens its arithmetic

Tap any figure and it shows the rule, the calculation and the source it came from, with an as-of date and a confidence badge. Nothing is a black box.

Deal Memo — is this offer legal?

For non-union and freelance work: enter a flat day rate and the hours you'd really work, and Wrap Clock compares it to the statutory floor. "Below the floor by $252.00" — before you say yes.

What-If · Pro

See the cost before the call is made. What does pushing lunch cost? What if the wrap runs three hours long? The delta in dollars, across the crew, instantly.

A timecard you can hand over

Seal the day and send a countersignable PDF — the same tier colours on screen and on paper. CSV export for your accountant on Pro. Proof, not a screenshot of a stopwatch.

Everywhere on iOS

Live Activity and Dynamic Island, home-screen widgets, Siri and Shortcuts, and optional private iCloud sync across iPhone and iPad. Works offline, no account.

Honest by construction

No unverified number ships as fact.

The whole point is that the figure is right — and that you can prove it. If a rule can't be confirmed from a primary source, the amount is withheld and labelled, never folded into your total.

A sealed Wrap Clock receipt itemising straight time, overtime tiers and a meal penalty, each line with an explain icon, marked SEALED with a timestamp and rules-pack version
Every day becomes a receipt you can read. Seal it and it can't drift — the exact numbers and the rules-pack version are frozen, so it stands up in a payroll dispute.
A Wrap Clock explanation sheet breaking a double-time figure into its arithmetic, the rule, the agreement, a Verified confidence badge, the rules-pack version and the cited source
Tap any number. See the rule, the math, the source. Every figure cites the agreement it came from and when it was last checked — a calculator, not a guess.
Coverage

Agreements across nine markets — each with an honest badge.

Wrap Clock ships rules for Canada, the US, the UK, Australia, India, France, Japan, South Korea and the EU, with statutory floors everywhere else. Every agreement carries a confidence badge, and new locals are added over time — the in-app finder is always the source of truth.

Verified

  • Checked against a primary sourceThe agreement text itself, with an as-of date
  • IATSE 873 · IATSE 891 · NABET 700-MEvery figure shows its math and citation

Reported

  • From a credible industry sourceUsable now, with unconfirmed amounts withheld
  • ACTRA · SAG-AFTRA (partial)Labelled clearly, never guessed into a total

Rules coming

  • Listed so you can find and request itTrack hours against your statutory floor meanwhile
  • DGC · ICG 669 · WGC and moreAdded as they're built and confirmed

Statutory floors

  • Everywhere elseOntario ESA, BC ESA, UK WTR, EU WTD, France Code du travail and more
  • Powers the Deal Memo checkerAnd the "just show me the legal minimums" mode
Privacy

Pay is private on set.

No account, no email, no server — your data lives on your phone. On every glanceable surface others can see, earnings are hidden by default and the app shows time instead. Your number never flashes on a locked phone in a crowded room.

A Wrap Clock Live Activity on the lock screen leading with a to 1.5× tier countdown and the day meter — time first, earnings hidden

A glance, in the dark, tells you enough — time first, earnings hidden. A single opt-in switch turns them on if you want them.

How it works

About forty seconds, no account.

Pick your agreement

Your country, then your union or guild — or "just track my hours," or "show me the legal minimums." Nothing leaves the phone.

Tap through the day

Start Call when you arrive, then Lunch, 2nd Meal, Camera OT, Company Move as they happen. Hold to Wrap at the end, so nobody wraps by accident.

Hand over the timecard

The day becomes an itemised receipt. Adjust any punch, finalise to seal it, then send a countersignable PDF to production.

Pricing

Free for a production. One payment for the rest.

No subscription, no account, works offline. One payment, yours for good.

Free

  • Live tracking for one productionThe full Day Meter, velocity and countdowns
  • Overtime, meal-penalty & turnaroundPer your agreement, with tap-to-explain
  • Wrap receipt & this week's PDF timecardSealable, countersignable, hand it to production
  • Deal Memo checkerIs this offer above the legal floor?

Pro — $24.99 once

  • Unlimited productionsRun two shows at once, or reshoots alongside a series
  • What-If scenariosThe cost of pushing lunch or extending the wrap, before the call
  • CSV export & full historyEvery day you've tracked, in a file an accountant accepts
  • Private iCloud syncYour own devices in step, on Apple's private database
A Wrap Clock What-If projection showing double-time and golden-time deltas adding up to a projected US$1,192.50
What-If — see the cost before the call is made. A Pro tool for the person deciding whether to push lunch or extend the day.
Questions

Before it lands.

Does it work for my union?

Wrap Clock ships agreements across nine markets with statutory floors everywhere else, each tagged Verified, Reported or Rules coming. Search your local in the app; if it's not there yet, request it and still track hours against your country's legal floor.

Is it accurate?

Where an agreement is Verified, it's checked against a primary source, and every number shows its math and its source. Where a rule can't be verified, the amount is withheld rather than guessed. It's your own record, not payroll or legal advice.

Do I need an account?

No. No sign-up, no email, nothing leaves your phone. Optional iCloud sync uses Apple's private database and keeps your own devices in step — we never see it. See the privacy policy.

Will my pay show on my lock screen?

No, not unless you turn it on. Glanceable surfaces — lock screen, Dynamic Island, widgets — show time by default; earnings are hidden until you opt in.

What does it cost?

Free for one production with full live tracking, receipts, the current-week PDF timecard and the Deal Memo checker. Pro is a one-time $24.99 for unlimited productions, What-If, and CSV and full-history export. No subscription.

Which platforms does it run on?

iPhone and iPad, iOS 18 and later, with Live Activity, Dynamic Island, home-screen widgets and Siri and Shortcuts. No Android or web app at launch.

Wrap Clock is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any union or guild. It references publicly available agreements to identify the rule sets it supports. It is not legal or payroll advice — it is the crew member's own record, and does not replace the production's timecard. Figures for unverified rules are withheld rather than estimated.

Know what the day is worth — before you sign the timecard.

Wrap Clock is coming to the App Store. Be first to know when it lands.

Get it on the App Store — Coming Soon See a sample timecard (PDF)