Shift Calendar for Nurses

Free estimate · US$ 0 / KSh 0 · not a payslip

A pay estimate from the hours you actually work

Type your hours and your hourly rate. The page multiplies them. Optional night and weekend extras are only added if you enter those hours and a premium yourself. This is an estimate, not a payslip, and it is not tax or employment-law advice.

Try a roster The Android app

The basic estimate is hours × rate. Premiums are hours you mark × the extra you typed, added on top, not instead of the basic rate. Night and weekend hours are not deducted from the total hours — if a night hour is already in “hours this period,” you are only adding the extra. Nothing is uploaded. US$ 0 / KSh 0.

A worked example we have already tested

In the Android app’s tests, a 12-hour 4-on-4-off roster whose cycle is anchored on Monday 2 November 2026 has 192 working hours in November 2026. At US$ 25 an hour, the basic estimate is US$ 4,800.00. Those numbers are on this page as the starting figures so you can see the multiplication: 192 × 25 = 4,800. They are a worked example for that month and that anchor, not a hospital’s contract, and not a forecast of your November.

The app can also apply night, weekend and overtime premiums on a Pro plan, and it can walk a roster backward and forward from an anchor date. This web page does not try to rebuild a full roster. For that, use the free roster trial or the app.

What this will not do

The Android app

Shift Calendar for Nurses keeps a rotating roster and a basic hours × rate estimate offline, in English and German. The basic estimate is free (US$ 0 / KSh 0). Optional Pro (product pro_lifetime) is about US$ 4.99 (about KSh 648; KSh at 129.91 = US$ 1, Central Bank of Kenya, 6 November 2026, illustrative; Google Play sets the charged price) and adds night, weekend and overtime premiums and more than one saved roster. Google Play: coming soon.

Questions

Is this a payslip?

No. It is hours times the rates you enter. It is not a payslip and not legal or tax advice.

Why is 192 hours the default?

That is the November 2026 total from the app’s own 4-on-4-off test, anchored on Monday 2 November 2026, so the multiplication 192 × 25 = 4,800 can be checked. Change the hours to yours.