Clock the workday
Record shift start, lunch, work location, and clock-out in one focused interface.
FreeField operations without the software burden
Give your crew a clear, free time clock. When the business needs more, add managed records, extra user profiles, and location tracking that runs only during active shifts.
START YOUR SHIFT
Example interface · your workspace begins emptyPayroll starts with missing or reconstructed hours.
Job updates disappear inside calls, texts, and notebooks.
More software means more setup before anyone gets value.
Start simple
CMD Ops begins as a straightforward clock for the workday. Managed services add continuity and coordination without forcing a small crew into an oversized software package.
Record shift start, lunch, work location, and clock-out in one focused interface.
FreeMove from device-only use to managed, persistent operational records and reporting.
Paid upgradeAdd user profiles and shift-scoped location context as the crew and workload grow.
Paid upgradeA useful free product, not a timed trial
Free time clock
For an individual or small crew that needs a clean way to capture the workday.
Managed operations
For teams that need their field records available beyond one local workspace.
Location add-on
For operations that need current field context without tracking people off the clock.
More than a time clock when you need it
Managed CMD Ops connects the people, jobs, schedule, work items, time, documents, materials, maps, payroll, forecasts, and reports that belong to the same operation. Information entered once can stay connected across the sections that use it.
Straight answers
Yes. The focused time clock can be used without paying for managed data storage, location tracking, or additional user profiles.
Managed data turns a local blank-slate workspace into persistent operational history with continuity, reporting, setup, and support.
No. The location add-on is designed around active shifts, permission status, and explicit operational use—not off-the-clock monitoring.
Yes. Start with the clock, then add managed storage, users, or location features when the operation has a reason to use them.
Start with the problem in front of you