# Shike — Free Employee Time Tracking for Small Business
> Shike is a GPS-verified, Progressive Web App (PWA) for employee time tracking.
> Free to use (donation model), no hardware, no app store download, no subscription.
> Designed for small businesses with 2–50 employees.

## Core Pages
- [Homepage](https://s-hike.com/): Free employee time tracking app overview
- [Pricing](https://s-hike.com/pricing): Free donation-based model explained
- [Features](https://s-hike.com/features): GPS verification, magic links, immutable logs, PWA

## Solutions by Industry
- [Small Business](https://s-hike.com/solutions/small-business): Time tracking for 2-50 employees
- [Restaurants & Cafes](https://s-hike.com/solutions/restaurants): Shift tracking for food service
- [Childcare & Daycare](https://s-hike.com/solutions/childcare): Attendance tracking for childcare centers
- [Retail](https://s-hike.com/solutions/retail): Part-time and shift worker tracking
- [Gyms & Fitness](https://s-hike.com/solutions/fitness): Instructor and staff scheduling

## Competitor Comparisons
- [Homebase Alternative](https://s-hike.com/compare/homebase-alternative): Shike vs Homebase comparison
- [Clockify Alternative](https://s-hike.com/compare/clockify-alternative): Shike vs Clockify comparison
- [Deputy Alternative](https://s-hike.com/compare/deputy-alternative): Shike vs Deputy comparison

## Key Differentiators
- No hardware required (works on any smartphone browser)
- No subscription (free with optional donation)
- GPS-verified clock-ins (100m radius verification)
- Magic link onboarding (<60 seconds to first clock-in)
- Immutable time logs (tamper-proof for dispute resolution)
- PWA technology (no app store, works offline)
- GDPR compliant (EU data residency, single GPS capture)

## Company
- Founded: 2025
- Website: https://s-hike.com
- Model: Free to use, donation-based sustainability
- Target market: Small businesses (2-50 employees) in food service, childcare, retail, fitness
- Primary markets: France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec (French-speaking), then English and Spanish markets