Time tracking that doesn't feel like 2008.
Field-service software sat still for a decade. Klees is the modern, bilingual, mobile-first alternative your crew will actually open.
Six reasons crews pick Klees
Bilingual and trilingual from day one
The full app in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, built that way rather than retrofitted. About 30% of US construction labor speaks Spanish; Klees respects that.
PinShot identity verification
A photo at clock-in with anti-spoof scoring. No more buddy-punching, no more "I forgot to clock in" disputes. The strongest field identity proof we know of.
A real-time live map
Positions update on a light interval with a privacy delay for state law. Others show yesterday’s pins; Klees shows where the crew is now.
A modern 2026 stack
React Native, Fastify, Prisma. Sub-second screens and offline-first mobile. The app ships weekly, not "in the next major version".
51 audit checks, every night
Klees replays yesterday through 51 fraud and compliance checks — buddy-punch patterns, missed lunches, GPS anomalies — and flags findings to managers only, before payroll runs.
25–30% under ClockShark, at every crew size
Standard $32 + $6.25/user, Pro $47 + $7.75/user, Enterprise a flat $650 for 100 seats. Slide the crew-size bar on the pricing page — the gap holds from 1 to 100.
Built by builders who run the trades themselves.
Klees was started in Miami in 2026 by Fabio de Melo, a contractor and engineer who watched his crews fight three different time-tracking apps, each cutting corners on the things that mattered.
No more half-translated Spanish menus. No more clock-in screens that take eleven seconds to load on a job site. No more "submit a ticket and we'll get back to you in five business days."
It's the field-service app your foreman wishes existed.
Talk to the founder
“We switched 18 crews off our old app in a weekend. The Spanish UI alone saved us three hours of training per new hire.”
See for yourself.
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