Paypr vs NannyKeeper: hours tracking or payroll tools?
Choose Paypr when you want a personal iPhone record of hourly work, payments and balances. Consider NannyKeeper when you want a web workflow with nanny time entry and household payroll tools. This comparison is written by Paypr, so check both products against your own needs.
What each product does
| Task | Paypr | NannyKeeper |
|---|---|---|
| Daily records | Hours, hourly rates, paid and unpaid entries, partial payments | Web time tracking and payment records |
| How the nanny logs time | Separate personal records in contractor view; no shared employer portal | Link-based entry connected to the employer dashboard |
| Tax tools | No tax calculation, filing or money transfer | Paid tools for tax calculations and year-end documents |
| Other hourly work | Separate household and client views | Focused on household employment |
| Free option | One person per view; Pro adds summaries and export | Free tracking tier; payroll features require a paid plan |
NannyKeeper feature statements checked September 8, 2026 against its product page and time-tracker page. Verify current plans and exactly who submits filings before subscribing. Neither product is affiliated with the other.
Try the workflow you will use every week
In Paypr, add a person and rate, record a shift, then record a partial payment. Check whether the remaining balance is the answer you need. If the person whose hours you track must enter time directly into your records, Paypr’s two personal views do not provide that shared workflow.
Can an hours tracker handle payroll obligations?
Paypr provides records. Any required withholding, tax payments and filings need to be handled separately, either by you or with appropriate help. See the hours-tracker and payroll guide.
Start with one person free
Keep hours and payments together on your iPhone, with records on your device and optional private iCloud sync.
Try PayprPrefer a spreadsheet first? Download the free weekly timesheet.