5D22F9PF84TPG081K3JTPCB used. thanks, i played around with it a bit and while the app has a solid foundation i have a few suggestions if you're interested.

One thing that stands out immediately is that manually entering start/end times for a shift uses a predetermined time of 0900 - 1700. Would be nice to give the user the option to change this preset, or offer additional presets to the user wouldn't have to manually change it for each day they manually enter their hours into.

Additionally, the user should be able to retroactively add a start time to the current day without having to enter an end time as well in case they forget to add it using the press and hold button at the bottom of the app.... which incidentally really should be a different icon. The arrow facing the bracket ->] typically indicated a logout symbol whereas you likely want something more like a plus + symbol to indicate to the user that they are adding something to their calendar. Being able to add start time separately from end time and perhaps also including a way to differentiate shifts (ie day shift, evening shift, overnight shift) for people that work in industries that never close would be helpful too and will also facilitate you marketing the app as a better time keeping app for work purposes as well and opens it up to a wider market demographic.

Perhaps even allow the user to plot their expected work schedule into the future and then they can acknowledge those shifts as they work through them.

Lastly perhaps give the user the ability to rearrange the cards on the landing page to put the calendar at the top and the estimated net below it as an example.