Your sitting work, all in one place
The REC'D BY Work Hub is the go-to place for sitters, doulas, and nannies to manage the work around the care — not just answer one family's request.
Your schedule at a glance
See upcoming work across REC'D BY families and outside clients. Add jobs you booked elsewhere so one calendar reflects your real schedule.
Track the actual work
Clock in and out, keep a live timer during a shift, or add hours afterward. Mark work paid or unpaid and keep a clearer record of what happened.
Keep context without rebuilding it every time
Store private notes about families, children, pets, homes, routines, and preferences. Your working memory shouldn't live in scattered Notes-app entries and old text threads.
Understand your work over time
See your earnings and expenses across families and dates. Download them as a spreadsheet or a printable statement. They're for your own records, not tax advice.
Hours
11.5
Earned
$253
Expenses
$18.60
Recent jobs
Bring outside jobs with you
Add the families you sit for outside REC'D BY, too. Your calendar, hours, and earnings cover all of your work, not just part of it.
Questions
Does the Work Hub cost anything?+
No. Sitter accounts are always free, and that includes the Work Hub.
Can I add a family who isn't on REC'D BY?+
Yes. Add them as an outside family, and their jobs show up on the same calendar and in the same hours and earnings as everything else.
Keep reading
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Manage bookings, availability, hours, earnings, expenses, and family details in one sitter work hub — including jobs outside REC'D BY.
Hours, earnings & expenses →
Track babysitting hours, earnings, payment status, and work expenses across REC'D BY and outside jobs in one organized Work Hub.
Availability & scheduling →
Keep your sitter availability and bookings in one place, share a rolling availability view, and include jobs booked outside REC'D BY.
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