# How do I review my clock-ins and hours?

Open Clock-in records in the Kinmu menu to see your week day by day, your hours today and this week, and the status of each day.

Open in Kinmu: <https://my.kinmu.app/en/dashboard/check-in-out>

## On the web

1. ### Open **Clock-in records**

   On your phone, use the menu button to open the menu first.

   Your current week appears with one row per day, and your totals at the top in **Your hours today**, **Your hours this week** and **Your daily average**.

   ![Hours summary cards populated in Clock-in records](https://kinmu.app/help/en/k0009-02.webp)

2. ### Choose the period

   Under **Viewing period**, use the arrows to move to another day or week, or pick a date.

   After you select it:

   ![Previous week selected in Viewing period in Clock-in records](https://kinmu.app/help/en/k0009-04.webp)

   The rows show the clock-ins of the week you chose.

3. ### Open a day

   Select the row of the day you want to see.

   A side panel opens with that day’s clock-ins, pauses and status.

   ![Day panel showing clock-ins, breaks and approval status](https://kinmu.app/help/en/k0009-03.webp)

## If you don't see it

- If you see “No time records in this period”, you have no clock-ins that week. Choose another week under **Viewing period**.
- Future days can’t be opened.
- If **Clock-in records** is greyed out and you see “Available once the subscription is reactivated”, your company’s subscription is paused. Ask your manager.

## Common questions

### What do APPROVED, PENDING and REJECTED mean?

The status appears in the day panel. They show whether your manager has validated your hours for that day. A rejected day shows the reason and needs a correction from you.

### Can I download my clock-in records?

Yes. Select **Download records** at the bottom of the page to download the records of the week you are viewing.

### How do I fix a wrong time?

Open the day, change the time in **Clock in/out** and select **Apply changes**.

## Result

You can see your hours for the week and the clock-ins and pauses of each day.