Prevailing wage time tracking
Stop overpaying prevailing wageon drive time.
GPS-verified time tracking that automatically splits yard-to-site drive time from job site hours. Your payroll export is correct the first time. One-time purchase. No monthly fees.
5 questions. Takes 60 seconds.
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The problem
The law says drive time is different from site time. Your timesheets don't know that.
When your crew reports to the yard at 6:30 and drives to a prevailing wage job site, that drive time must be paid at the prevailing wage rate. But when they drive from a PW job to a private job? That is regular rate. And the drive home from a private job? Probably not compensable at all.
If your timesheets don't split this correctly, one of two things is happening. Either you are overpaying by thousands per month, or you are underpaying and exposed to a DOL audit that could cost you six figures.
The DOL does not care that your foreman "keeps track of it in his head."
$259M
in back wages recovered by DOL in 2025
$13,508
per violation in civil penalties
3 years
of debarment from government contracts
The math
How much is misclassified drive time costing you?
Based on a $15/hr average prevailing wage differential and 45 minutes of misclassified drive time per worker per day.
| Crew size | % PW work | Monthly cost | Annual cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 workers | 35% | $556 | $6,672 |
| 15 workers | 35% | $1,299 | $15,592 |
| 25 workers | 35% | $2,166 | $25,987 |
| 40 workers | 50% | $4,950 | $59,400 |
That is money leaving your business every month for a problem a system solves in seconds.
How it works
Four taps. The math does itself.
- 1
Clock in at the yard
Worker opens the app and taps Clock In. The app grabs their coordinates. That is it.
- 2
Check in at the job site
When they arrive on site, they tap Check In. The app records their location and the job name. Drive time is now separated from site time.
- 3
System splits the time
The app knows which jobs are prevailing wage and which are not. Drive time, site time, and breaks are each tagged with the correct rate automatically.
- 4
Export for payroll
End of the week, your admin clicks Export. Every hour is broken out by employee, job, rate type, and overtime. Ready for your payroll person.
What you get
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
GPS-verified clock in/out
Every event captures coordinates. Admin can click a pin and see exactly where the worker was on Google Maps.
Automatic drive time split
Yard-to-site, site-to-site, and end-of-day drive time are separated from job site hours automatically.
Prevailing wage rate engine
Tag each job as prevailing wage or private. The system applies the correct rate to every hour and calculates blended overtime.
One-click payroll export
Clean CSV broken out by employee, job, classification, regular hours, overtime, and rate. Your payroll person plugs it straight in.
Admin dashboard with map pins
See every clock event on a map. Every timestamp. Every transition. No more trusting paper timesheets.
You own it. No monthly fees.
One-time purchase. No per-seat licensing. No SaaS subscription. The app and all the data are yours.
Is this for you?
Built for a specific kind of contractor.
- You have 8 to 50+ field employees
- At least 20% of your work is prevailing wage or Davis-Bacon
- You currently track time on paper, spreadsheets, or a tool that doesn't split drive time
- You want to stop overpaying or stop risking an audit
- You don't do any public or prevailing wage work
- You have fewer than 5 employees
- You already have a system that correctly splits drive time from site time
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