Time tracking built for healthcare professionals who handle sensitive patient information.
End-to-end encrypted. Zero-knowledge architecture. Your patient data stays private.
Patient names, visit details, and service descriptions encrypted with keys only you control.
Your data syncs to your personal iCloud, not our servers. We never see it. Under subpoena, we have nothing to produce.
Built for providers on the move. Works offline, syncs when connected. Widget quick-start.
Even simple time tracking entries can reveal protected health information:
"When you track time for healthcare work, you're creating records that could identify patients and their conditions. Tenths encrypts this data before it ever leaves your device."
What Gets Encrypted:
What We Cannot Access:
Your encryption keys are generated on your device. Your data syncs to your personal iCloud via CloudKit — we never see it or store it. Under subpoena, we have nothing to produce because your data was never on our servers.
Healthcare billing varies — some use 15-minute units, others use tenths (6-minute increments), some bill hourly. Tenths tracks to the second and converts:
| Actual Time | In Tenths | In Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| 23 minutes | 0.4 | 0.5 |
| 38 minutes | 0.6 | 0.75 |
| 52 minutes | 0.9 | 1.0 |
"Unlike some home health apps that track your GPS location, Tenths focuses on time — nothing else. Any location information you add is encrypted like everything else."
Privacy by architecture.
Tenths is designed so that HIPAA compliance is simplified by architecture. Because we use end-to-end encryption with keys only you control:
Tenths does not sign BAAs because we never see, store, or process your data. All patient-related data is encrypted on your device and syncs directly to your personal iCloud via CloudKit — it never touches our servers.
If your organization requires specific compliance certifications, consult with your compliance officer. Tenths can demonstrate our zero-knowledge architecture to security teams.
| Feature | Tenths | Generic Apps |
|---|---|---|
| E2E Encryption | Yes | No |
| Zero-Knowledge | Yes | No |
| HIPAA Architecture | Yes | No |
| Tenths Billing | Core Feature | Rarely |
| Patient Name Protection | Cryptographic | Trust-based |
"I see patients in my clinic and do home visits for homebound patients. I need to track time accurately for billing, but I can't have patient names floating around in cloud apps."
Solution: Create each patient as a "client" in Tenths. Track visit time with one tap. Patient names are encrypted — even Tenths can't see them. Export monthly for billing.
"I work for an agency and need to submit accurate timesheets. I visit 6-8 patients daily and sometimes forget to log time until later."
Solution: Use widgets to start/stop timers quickly between visits. Add time manually for visits you forgot to track. Export weekly timesheet to CSV for agency submission.
"I consult at three different hospitals. Each has different billing rates and processes. I need to keep everything organized and track time precisely."
Solution: Create each facility as a "client" in Tenths. Create "matters" for different project types. Track across all facilities with one app. Export separate invoices per facility.
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Tenths uses end-to-end encryption where we never have access to your data. This architectural approach means PHI is protected by cryptography. We don't sign BAAs because we don't access PHI.
Yes. Create each patient as a "client" and track visits individually. Or create a single "Home Health Visits" matter and add entries per patient — whatever works for your workflow.
Create a "Travel" client or matter. Track drive time separately. Many home health providers bill drive time differently than visit time.
No. You export data (CSV, PDF) and share it with your agency. They never have direct access to your Tenths account or your encrypted data.
Your time tracking records are your business records, not medical records. For time data, you can export entries for that patient and provide them. Patient medical records are maintained separately in your clinical systems.
Free to start. Your data stays yours.