Privacy

Your timesheet and register figures are read and computed in your browser. They are never uploaded.

What is stored

Anonymous events. When a page opens, the tool runs, a worksheet is exported, the unlock button is pressed, a payment is confirmed or feedback is sent, the page posts four fields: event name, page path, time, and a short note. For a tool run the note is a count (for example 6 emp; 36 wk). For a page opening the note is the host name of the site whose link brought you here (for example ref:www.bing.com) and, when the link you followed carries one, its src label; the full address of that page is not sent. For feedback the note is the text you typed. No IP address and no browser details are stored with the event; the browser's name is looked at once, to leave out automated visitors, and then discarded. Events are deleted after 120 days.
On your device. The browser's local storage keeps your workweek start day and, after purchase, the payment reference the checkout returned. No cookies are set.
Payment check. After a purchase, and each time the tool opens in that browser, the page sends that payment reference to this site, which asks the payment company whether it was paid. When you come back from checkout, the page hands that reference to any other tab of this site open in the same browser, so the tab holding your timesheet can unlock; each tab asks about it separately. The reference is not stored on the server, and no name, card detail or payroll figure passes through this site.

No accounts, no names, no payroll data, no advertising trackers, no third-party scripts or fonts.

The pages are served by a content delivery network, which handles each request in order to deliver it.

Questions, corrections and privacy requests: [email protected].

Tickfoot is an information tool, not tax, legal or professional advice.

Updated 2026-11-11.