Mod Tally is a clean, mid-century modern styled timesheet built for 1099 contractors. Log a start and end time for each day worked, and the hours calculate themselves. Organize entries into collapsible pay periods, sign right on the page, and print a submission-ready timesheet whenever you need one.
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A look inside the actual app, including all four mid-century color themes.
Type a start time and an end time, and Mod Tally does the math. No adding minutes by hand, no reaching for a calculator.
Every pay period gets its own collapsible section with its own running subtotal, so a busy month never turns into one long, unreadable list.
Type a name into the signature line and it renders in a proper signature script, right next to a date field. No printing, signing, and re-scanning required.
One tap turns the on-screen timesheet into a clean, submission-ready page, formatted to print correctly without cutting off the signatures or totals.
Switch between four color themes, including the original mustard and teal, right from the timesheet itself.
Mod Tally saves everything locally as you type. Nothing is sent to a server. Export a backup as a file anytime, and import it back in on another device when you need it.
Tap + Add Pay Period below your existing periods. It creates a new collapsible section with its own subtotal.
Open the pay period, tap + Add Day, then fill in the date, start time, and end time. The hours for that day calculate automatically.
Tap anywhere on that period's header bar. Its subtotal stays visible either way.
Tap the × next to the pay period or the row you want to remove. Mod Tally always keeps at least one pay period, so you'll need at least one left to remove another.
Tap one of the four small color dots near the bottom of the screen. Your choice is remembered on that device.
Tap Export to save your timesheet as a file. On another device, tap Import and choose that file to load it back in.
Tap Print / Save as PDF. Choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog to keep a digital copy, or print it directly.