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Construction & Manufacturing (Windows desktop app)

Timeline Labor Manager

Free Windows labor management app: worker records, daily attendance, overtime, advances, daily wages and reports, for construction sites, factories and other daily-wage teams.

Timeline Labor Manager dashboard
Product screenshotTimeline Labor Manager dashboard
4 monthsTimeline Digital (in-house product)
Per-Worker Fee
$0
Internet
Not required
Version
1.0.0

01Timeline Labor Manager: The Challenge

Contractors and factory owners often track worker attendance, advances and wages on paper or shared spreadsheets, where advances and overtime get lost or disputed. Enterprise labor management systems are built for large warehouses, not for a site supervisor with one PC.

02Timeline Labor Manager: The Solution

Built a desktop labor management app on local SQLite with a worker register, daily attendance, overtime, advance and loan tracking with running balances, wage calculation and wage reports. It works offline from a single installer.

03Timeline Labor Manager: The Results

Published as a free download (version 1.0.0, Windows) at timelinedigi.com/labor-management-system, with no subscription and no worker cap. The installer is not code-signed; its SHA-256 checksum is published. Teams that need multi-site sync, attendance devices or payroll integration can have it extended through a custom build.

Technology stack

ElectronWindowsSQLiteNode.jsTypeScript

Services on this build

Free Business Software
Timeline Labor Manager attendance
Product screenshotTimeline Labor Manager attendance

At a glance

Timeline Digital (in-house product). These are facts about the product itself, not results measured at a client.

$0

Per-Worker Fee

Not required

Internet

1.0.0

Version

Why this tech stack

We pick technology based on the production load, the integration footprint and the long-term maintenance reality, not the latest framework on Hacker News. For Timeline Labor Manager, the stack we chose:

  • Electron

    In production use on this build.

  • Windows

    In production use on this build.

  • SQLite

    In production use on this build.

  • Node.js

    In production use on this build.

  • TypeScript

    In production use on this build.

Questions about this build

How long did the Timeline Labor Manager build take?

4 months. We worked with short, regular updates and a working demo at each check-in, so progress stayed visible throughout the build.

What technology did Timeline Digital use to build Timeline Labor Manager?

Electron, Windows, SQLite, Node.js, TypeScript. We pick the stack based on the production load, integration requirements and the team's long-term maintenance capacity, not the latest framework on Hacker News.

What industry was Timeline Labor Manager built for?

Construction & Manufacturing (Windows desktop app). The patterns we used here transfer to similar businesses with comparable scale and regulatory requirements. Reach out if you operate in this space and want a similar build.

Can Timeline Digital build something similar for our team?

Yes. We start by understanding how your team works, plan the solution around your workflow, select the right technology, and build a free pilot of your most important modules before the full project. An NDA can be signed before you share sensitive details, and the project source code is yours on full payment. Book a free first call and we will walk you through it.

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Tell us how your business works.

Describe what is slowing your team down. We will help you work out what to build, and how a free pilot lets you judge our work before the full project.

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What happens next

  1. You send a short brief

    The problem, the people involved and any target date. A senior engineer replies within 4 business hours.

  2. We understand your workflow

    A first call about how your business works today. An NDA can be signed before you share details.

  3. You test a free pilot

    You choose 2 to 3 key modules and we build them first, so you judge real software before the full project.