You know the scene: the paper timesheet vanishes, Friday's math never adds up, and someone always swears they clocked in earlier. TurnoCerto ends all that — with proof, not arguments.
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Your employee gets to the job, opens the app and clocks in with a photo and location. It's on record — and nobody can change that record afterwards. On Friday, you don't have to remember a thing: it's all saved, with photo, time and place.
Friday, end of day, and there you are adding up paper slips and notebook photos to figure out what you owe each guy — hoping nobody ate hours. With TurnoCerto, the week arrives closed: hours, overtime and each employee's pay, checked by both sides. And if someone says “I worked more”, the clock-in photo and GPS answer for you.
The time clock is just the start: in the same app you build the week's schedule, send the estimate for the client to approve and collect from whoever is late — no other program, no spreadsheet, no notebook.
You build the estimate on your phone — in front of the client or in the truck — with labor and materials separated, or all together: you pick the template. Under the hood, the app builds your reserve, your profit and the taxes into the price, spread across the services. The client sees one clean price. You see every layer.
You pick who will work that job and the rate becomes the crew's sum, on the spot — two painters at US$ 30 and US$ 25 become US$ 55/h, with the breakdown visible to you. Materials go in separately, item by item.
Reserve, profit and taxes go inside the price, spread across the services. The client's document shows only the service and the final price — your margin appears nowhere, ever.
The client approves and the estimate becomes a contract, with its own number and a professional PDF with your brand. From then on, the app watches that contract's cost in real time — and warns you before it blows up.
Someone with only a time-clock app sends the price off the top of his head on WhatsApp — and only finds out at the end of the job whether he made money or paid to work. You send a professional estimate, with reserve, profit and taxes already built into the price, that becomes a numbered contract and is watched to the last day. Your price is born from math, not from a guess.
I want to estimate like thisGenerated on your phone, with your brand, the contract number and the signatures — no computer, no asking anyone to put them together, no waiting until you get home. This is the paperwork that makes the client treat you like a big company. And it's what protects you when someone questions the work that was done, the hours that were worked or the price that was agreed.
And they come out in Portuguese, English or Spanish — you choose at send time.
It stops at the clock: it records the time, adds up the week and exports a spreadsheet. The rest — estimates, billing, documents, the contract's account — stays in your head, on paper and on WhatsApp. And on Friday night, the one closing the books by hand is you.
Everything your company does in a week, in one place — and talking to each other, the way it happens in real life: punched in, it lands in the closing; week closed, out comes the receipt; expense logged, the contract's account moves; estimate approved, it becomes a watched contract.
It's not just an hours app. It's your company's command center.
We configure your company with you: jobs, addresses and employees registered. Access released within 48 hours.
Each employee installs the app, creates the account bound to his device and accepts the consent term — photo and GPS only during the shift.
Punches, photos, locations and hours land on your panel; on the day you picked, the week closing is ready.
Fill it in real quick: WhatsApp opens with the message ready — you just confirm the send.
Privacy, no fine print: during the shift, the app records photo and location — that's how it proves the punch. Clocked out, it's over: off shift, the app collects no location, monitors no other apps and accesses no personal photos, messages or files of the employee. Your crew's records belong to your company — GP Forja operates the system and never sells that data. The only use beyond operating is statistical: aggregated numbers, identifying no company, person or job, to improve the app. Names, photos and locations never enter any study.
