A modern way to submit eHours. Built for your future.
Why HourSync
HourSync anticipates the friction in your workflow—speeding up logins, protecting your progress, and keeping everything feeling familiar.
Built with Microsoft's WinUI 3 for a clean, native experience that feels right at home on Windows.
Credentials stay in the Windows Credential Manager, so Auto Login works without storing passwords in the app itself.†
Crafted by students for students, with shortcuts and guidance that match how you already work.
Features
Three core experiences keep you focused on the request instead of the portal.
Sign in once and HourSync will sign you in automatically every time, so you can jump straight to submitting.†
HourSync saves each request as you go, so an accidental sign-out never means starting over.
Bring your preferred AI sidebar along to help you polish your request, or disable the feature completely if you prefer to work without it.
Automatically calculate the duration of trips and customize it based on your trip.
Automatically split larger requests into smaller ones so you can submit large projects or trips for eHours.
Experience HourSync in English and German, with more
languages coming soon.*
*I gotta find a translator bro
HourSync automatically recognizes similar requests and groups them together on the home page.
See how your eHours compare to your peers on the official leaderboard.
HourSync automatically converts HEIC images to PNG format when submitting your request so your instructor and you can see it.
Not only can you save your progress, but you can also load previous drafts to continue working on them.
Save drafts to OneDrive for easy access and backup.
Performance
With Auto Login enabled, HourSync gets you to your eHours in seconds. The comparison below mirrors the testing you can expect on a typical student device.
Experience
HourSync keeps the important actions within reach with a
minimal, WinUI-powered layout that matches the rest of
Windows.
Image coming soon I promise
Open Source
HourSync will always remain free to use. Explore the roadmap, contribute, or file an issue on GitHub.
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