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Pick your work shape.

Install free Nextcloud modules for the jobs you run. Licence official mobile or terminal apps when your team needs them on site.

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Modular, not monolithic

  1. Install only what you need. Each module is its own Nextcloud app — pick the pieces that fit your workflow.
  2. Each module stands alone. Links to sibling apps are optional, not a prerequisite.
  3. Data stays on your instance. Modules exchange information only when you install and enable both.
  4. Licence mobile separately. Web modules are AGPL. Official companion apps are licensed per organisation.

Shift operations

Rosters and time tracking drift apart; planned and actual hours do not match.

  • WhatsApp duty lists beside the time clock — nobody sees the same picture.
  • Alternating weekly targets (e.g. two-week pharmacy rhythm) do not fit a fixed spreadsheet.
  • Approved leave sits in time tracking while the roster was already published.

ArbeitszeitCheck records actual hours on your Nextcloud; DutyCheck runs the published duty roster with snapshots.

Outcome: One stack for roster and clock-in — less rework between dispatch and payroll prep.

Start today: ArbeitszeitCheck (free web; mobile ± terminal licensed).

Add: DutyCheck — roster and publish workflow. Today

Planned: Rotation targets from the published roster into target-hour calculation. Planned

Office & hybrid

Time tracking and compliance without a second HR system.

  • Hybrid attendance lives in a shared sheet nobody trusts.
  • The foyer tablet runs an unsupervised browser — or you still use paper.
  • Shift teams juggle WhatsApp lists beside the time clock.

ArbeitszeitCheck checks clock-in, breaks, and leave against configured DACH profiles — data stays in your database.

Outcome: Trusted clock-in today, without a second vendor for core time.

Start today: ArbeitszeitCheck (free web; mobile on Google Play and App Store; terminal licensed separately).

Agency & consulting

Projects, hours, and budgets sit in separate tools.

  • Hours in a second timesheet cloud while files stay in Nextcloud.
  • “What’s billable this week?” means three logins.
  • Month-end is hunting PDFs across mail and folders.

ProjectCheck tracks project time in the browser on your Nextcloud; BudgetCheck adds expense workspaces when you want finance separated.

Outcome: One place for billable hours — budgets in the same stack when you need them.

Start today: ProjectCheck (free web; mobile seats licensed).

Add: BudgetCheck optional for separate finance workspaces. Today

Craft & field service

Maintenance, stock, and time for crews on site.

  • Job time still arrives as WhatsApp photos — or “I’ll enter it Friday.”
  • “Who’s free Thursday?” lives in the group chat.
  • Annual service dates sit in one person’s spreadsheet.

MaintenanceCheck documents recurring maintenance; InventoryCheck runs stock and movements; ArbeitszeitCheck clocks jobs on site.

Outcome: Evidence for attendance and jobs — maintenance and van stock when you enable the beta modules.

Start today: MaintenanceCheck (beta) and InventoryCheck (beta) in the browser; ArbeitszeitCheck for time.

Add: InventoryCheck · Today · ArbeitszeitCheck mobile ± terminal · Today

Clear scope

  • Focused operations modules for Nextcloud — not a full ERP or Lexware/sevDesk replacement; we make no GoBD certification claims.
  • The Apps catalogue lists exactly the ten web apps you can install today.
  • Each module stays usable on its own; optional links appear when sibling apps are installed.
  • Official mobile apps are promoted only where a store listing exists — otherwise organisation licence via the order form.

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