Faro is shift scheduling and time tracking for small teams. Build the week, let people clock in from their own phone, and see who is over their hours before payroll tells you.
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We built Faro after watching small businesses plan the week in a spreadsheet, plan it again in WhatsApp, then argue about the hours at the end of the month. Four things we decided to get right.
Most tools make you choose: you're an admin, or you're staff. In a small business the boss works shifts. In Faro roles stack — run the schedule and clock into it from the same account. No second login, no pretending you don't work Saturdays.
Per-seat pricing turns every new hire into a finance conversation. Faro is one flat price per company. Take on three people for the season and the invoice doesn't move.
Overtime comes from time genuinely worked, per person, not from what was scheduled — and holiday never creates overtime. Everything is stored in UTC, so a clock change can't quietly move somebody's Sunday.
Time off isn't a note in another app. Once approved, the person is simply unavailable — they can't be scheduled by accident. Swaps run through the same place, with a record of who agreed to what.
Clock, schedule, time off, profile — four screens, the same for everyone, manager or not. Nobody needs training and nobody needs a desktop.
It runs in the browser, so it works on whatever your people already carry. Nothing to install from a store.
Clocking in is one tap. The timer runs live, breaks come off automatically, and the week's total sits underneath so people can check their own hours without asking.





Faro ships with a light and a dark theme and remembers which one each person picked. Nobody working a close at half eleven wants a white screen in their face.
Same information, same layout, both built rather than auto-inverted.

All prices exclude IVA. Annual is two months free. Onboarding is €245 one-time — we set up your people, shifts and rules with you — and it's waived on annual.