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Version 1.0.2 · 2026-09-25
AfterHours Pay is now Sonicuity AfterHours. This update refreshes the app name and branding while preserving the same private, offline on-call pay tracking experience.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.2, updated 2026-09-25.








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Know your on-call hours. Know your on-call pay.
AfterHours Pay helps workers turn real on-call records into a clear estimated gross-pay picture—without an employer login, subscription, or cloud account.
Set your facility's normal hours and pay rules. Record an on-call assignment. The app counts standby time only when the facility is closed, keeps actual called-in work separate, applies your configured minimums and rounding rules, and shows the math behind the estimate.
DESIGNED FOR THE WAY ON-CALL WORK HAPPENS…
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AfterHours Pay is now Sonicuity AfterHours. This update refreshes the app name and branding while preserving the same private, offline on-call pay tracking experience.
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