Home screen
The home screen (bottom bar: Home) shows the most important numbers at a glance.
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Next shift
At the top is the large Next Shift card. A time band shows the shift on a day scale (0, 6, 12, 18, 24 h); a night shift across midnight is drawn in two parts. If no shift is entered, the card offers Add shift.
Week strip
The week strip shows Monday to Sunday with a colored bar per shift. Today is highlighted. With several employers, a second, thinner bar appears for the second one.
Cards
- Overtime – your balance up to today, per employer. Tapping it opens the overtime screen.
- Remaining leave – the vacation days left and the next vacation. If expiry of remaining vacation is active, the card warns you in good time.
- Employer (current month) – one card per employer with rows for hours worked and planned, target (month), vacation this month and sick days. Rows without data stay hidden.
Notes on the home screen
Without an employer it says: Add your first employer to start planning. After that, note cards may appear from time to time:
- Complete your setup – when the default employer still lacks vacation days, salary or hourly wage. Add now opens the employer, Later hides the card.
- What's missing? – a feedback card with Write, Not now and No thanks.
- Rate the app – a request for a Play Store rating with Rate, Later and No thanks.
Customizing the home screen
Under More → Settings open the Customize dashboard card. There you choose which cards the home screen shows, what they contain and which employers appear:
- Cards – switch Overtime, Employer (current month), Next Shift, Remaining leave, Week strip and Setup reminder on or off individually.
- Employer card content – switch the rows of the employer card on or off; this applies to every employer card. “Vacation this month” is off by default.
- Show employers – one switch per employer.
The switches take effect immediately, no “Save” needed. They only change what is displayed: vacation and sickness are recorded and counted regardless.
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