Accepted examples include 1630, 16:30, 4:30 pm, 430pm, 636p, 9a, 9, 0905, 1630h, 9h30, 4;30pm, 9:30:45, noon, and midnight. Seconds, if given, are rounded down to the minute. A blank time-off entry means that segment is currently running, so its elapsed time and the remaining allowance update every second using the selected deposition time zone. A completed time-off entry earlier than its time-on entry is treated as crossing midnight. A running segment whose start time has not yet arrived in the deposition time zone counts as zero until it does; only a start more than 12 hours ahead of the current deposition time is treated as having crossed midnight. Invalid entries are not counted. An ongoing segment turns bold red after one hour as a break reminder; completed segments are never highlighted. “If no more breaks” is the current deposition wall-clock time plus the remaining on-record allowance. The active row is marked with a red record dot while it has a valid start time and no end time. Data is stored in this browser with a backup copy; export a JSON backup for additional protection. Share live lets others watch this timer read-only in their own browsers. Updates are end-to-end encrypted with a key that lives only in the share link and is never sent to any server; the relay sees only ciphertext and connection metadata. Anyone with the link can watch, so share it as you would privileged material. If your connection drops, viewers keep the last shared state until you are back. Stop sharing ends the session and deletes the encrypted copy from the relay; sessions also expire on their own 12 hours after the last update.