On your side of the payslip

Know what
you're owed.

Log every shift – overnight, split, any rate, any job. Owed does your pay to the cent, so you never wonder if you were paid right.

Week of Jul 13Owed
$1,868.00
Ward nights + Cafe shifts · two employers, reconciled separately
Sat 18 Jul
08:00 – 20:00 OT · $48.00/hr
$672.00
12.00 h
Fri 17 Jul
17:00 – 06:00 OVERNIGHT OT · $32 → $48/hr
$632.00
13.00 h
Mon 13 Jul
09:00 – 17:00 · $32.00/hr
$256.00
8.00 h
$358M
recovered for 249,000+ Australian workers in a single year
Fair Work Ombudsman, 2024–25
$259M
back wages for ~177,000 US workers – about $1,465 each
US Dept. of Labor, FY2025
£199M
paid back to 1.5M UK workers underpaid the minimum wage
HMRC, cumulative
2 in 3
migrant and visa workers underpaid in surveyed sectors
Migrant Worker Justice Initiative

Underpayment is common in shift work. Owed doesn't accuse anyone – it just keeps your own number, so you always know what you're owed.

Your own set of books

Built for pay that never fits a nine-to-five.

Night rates, weekend rates, overtime tiers, a different rate per job and per day. Owed handles the maths the payroll system hopes you won't check.

Overnight in one tap

Tick “ends next day” and Owed splits the shift across midnight, applies the right rate on each side, and pools overtime correctly. No date maths on your part.

A rate per job, per day

Base rate on weekdays, a higher rate on Saturday, higher again on Sunday – for each job you hold. Every hour is priced at what it was actually worth.

Every employer, kept straight

Juggling two or three jobs? Owed keeps each employer’s hours and overtime separate, so every subtotal reconciles against that payslip on its own.

Yours, and it stays yours

Your shifts live on your phone, not a company server. Pay once – no subscription, no data-harvesting. It’s your set of books, and it survives a new phone.

The real app

Calm, precise, and unmistakably on your side.

No rainbow blocks, no dashboards, no streaks. Just the one number that matters, set the way a trustworthy statement should be.

Owed empty state: Know what you're owed
Start clean. One tap to log your first shift.
Owed home screen with the week total and shift ledger
The Owed number. Your week, to the cent, across every job.
Owed add-shift screen with a live pay preview
See it before you save. Live pay preview as you enter.
Who Owed is for

If you don’t fully trust that payroll got it right.

The Verifier

One job, a complicated payslip.

Night rates, weekend rates, overtime tiers, on-call. You want an independent second set of books to check the maths, so you’re not guessing, and you know what to expect on your next pay.

The Juggler

A few jobs, a different rate for each.

Bartending and retail; a gig and a shift; freelance on the side. You want the whole picture kept straight across jobs, and to know what each hour was actually worth.

To the cent

Know what you're owed.

Owed is in early access. Join the TestFlight, log a real week, and see your own number.

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Pay once. It's yours. No subscription.