Puntual review
A focused attendance tool with offline records, audit controls, and flexible payment options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Puntual is a time and attendance application for small companies and self-employed users, with a focus on recording clock-ins and clock-outs under EU labor-record requirements. Employees can clock in through the mobile app, while organizations can provide a shared tablet terminal using names and PINs. The application calculates working time from timestamps, provides daily, weekly, and monthly totals, and supports country-specific labor-law settings. It is suited to teams that need practical attendance records without making scheduling or workforce management the center of the system.
Pricing is structured around three plans. Local Mode is free and keeps history on the device, with no cloud synchronization and basic PDF export. The One-Time Purchase costs €9.99 and adds cloud history, EU country selection, verifiable PDF and CSV exports, a web administration panel, and server-sealed timestamps. The Subscription costs €4.99 per month and provides the same paid feature set while subscribed. The published launch pricing is stated as valid until 31 October 2026. A 30-day free trial is also available. Flat pricing and employee limits apply instead of per-user pricing, which may suit small organizations comparing predictable costs.
Puntual’s standout strength is the combination of offline operation and audit-oriented record handling. Clock-ins can be recorded without an active connection and synchronized later, while incident tracking, correction approvals, cryptographic record chaining, and server-sealed timestamps support reviewable attendance histories. Optional location capture records position at clock-in and clock-out. Choose Puntual when offline continuity, exportable records, shared-terminal clocking, and labor-law settings matter most. Organizations seeking a wider set of verified workflows or a broader workforce platform may prefer a more expansive alternative.
Puntual pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline clock-ins synchronize later
- Verifiable PDF and CSV exports with integrity annexes
- Shared tablet terminal supports name-and-PIN clock-ins
- Where it doesn't
- Workflow coverage is narrower than a broad workforce suite
- Platform coverage is limited to web and Android
- Location capture is optional rather than a broader tracking system
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