Shift and tip tracking
Log shifts in seconds. Card tips, cash tips, wages, hours, and tip-out in one flow.
Built for No Tax on Tips · Tax year 2025
Track every tip. Keep up to $25K.
The federal No Tax on Tips deduction lets tipped workers exclude up to $25,000 of qualified tips for tax years 2025–2028. The IRS asks you to self-substantiate in 2025 — Shiftips logs each shift in 10 seconds and keeps the proof on your phone.
Built for servers and waiters, bartenders and barbacks, hosts and hostesses, bussers (busboys), and food runners. Track tips, wages, tip-out, hours, and expenses in one place. Works offline. No account required.
Free tools for tipped workers
Quick calculators built for the way servers, bartenders, hosts, bussers (busboys), and food runners actually get paid. Use them in your browser, then track daily in the app.
No Tax on Tips Estimator
Estimate your 2025 federal No Tax on Tips deduction (up to $25,000).
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Qualified Tips Estimator
See what counts as a 'tip' under the April 2026 final regulations.
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Tip-Out Calculator
Split tip-out by hours or by sales %.
Open calculator →Real Hourly Rate Calculator
Your actual hourly rate after tip-out.
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W-2 Box 7 Reconciler
Compare reported vs. tracked tips. Catch undercounts.
Open calculator →What Shiftips helps you track
Generic budgeting apps are built around predictable paychecks. Shiftips is designed for shift-based income — the income that actually pays your rent.
Real hourly income
See your actual hourly earnings after the parts that matter, not just base wage.
Personal expenses → real take-home
Log rent, bills, groceries, gas, and one-time costs alongside your shift income. See what's actually left for the month, not just gross earnings — the take-home number generic budgeting apps can't give a tipped worker on a variable schedule.
Multiple jobs and roles
Compare venues, schedules, and positions to see which work is actually moving you forward.
Track like a pro. Earn like one.
The fastest way to log a shift, see your real hourly rate, and keep proof for tax time.
