Hourvy's answer:

Hourvy started when I built a simple time-tracking tool for my cousin, who runs an Avis franchise and was struggling to track hours and pay for his small team. I realized other small business owners were likely facing the same problem — manually tracking hours through spreadsheets or messaging apps, with existing software built for big HR teams rather than a small crew. So I turned it into a SaaS product, affordable and simple enough for any small business to use.

Hourvy's answer:

Hourvy is built on Laravel with Fortify for authentication and Blade for templating.

Hourvy's answer:

Hourvy does one thing: workers clock in, hours turn into pay automatically, you mark it paid. No HR modules, no onboarding flows, no features built for enterprise teams — just simple time tracking and wage calculation at $1/active worker/month, with no base fee or per-location charges.

Hourvy's answer:

Most time tracking tools price and design around large HR teams — base fees, per-location charges, minimum spends, or tiers you don't need. Hourvy charges a flat $1/active worker/month with nothing else added on, so a 5-person team pays $5/month total. It's also fully browser-based, so employees don't need to download another app to clock in.

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Small businesses with hourly, shift-based teams — restaurants, cafes, retail shops, salons, cleaning services, landscaping crews, and construction crews. Typically 2-30 person teams that need simple, accurate time tracking without enterprise HR software overhead.