← HourFlow

HourFlow use case

Time tracking app for cleaning businesses that need client-level labor records

HourFlow helps cleaning business owners see how long each client or property actually takes, not just how many hours the team worked.

Cleaning work is easy to underprice without time records

Two accounts can look similar on the schedule but use completely different labor. If cleaners text hours manually or use paper sheets, the owner may miss which client is hurting margin.

How HourFlow helps

HourFlow keeps hours attached to the client or job, making it easier to compare recurring work, catch overruns, and create cleaner invoices.

Example workflow

A cleaning business can track one apartment turnover separately from weekly office cleaning and see which jobs need better pricing or staffing.

Track job hours before they turn into lost profit

See where your crew's time actually goes.

Start using HourFlow on the next job, keep hours tied to the right client or task, and review labor before the work turns into guesswork.

Download HourFlow free for 30 days

Frequently asked questions

Can HourFlow track cleaning jobs by property?
Yes. HourFlow can organize time records around the client, job, or property being cleaned.
Is this useful for solo cleaners?
Yes. Solo cleaners can track billable hours and keep client records organized without a spreadsheet.
Can HourFlow help me know if a cleaning client is profitable?
It can help by showing how much labor time each client actually uses, which is a key input for profitability.

Track job hours before they turn into lost profit.

See where your crew's time actually goes. HourFlow helps small businesses track time by job, client, project, or task so labor records are easier to trust and invoices are easier to send.

Download HourFlow free for 30 days