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Marathon is an employee tracking tool designed to prioritize both employees and their managers. With Marathon, managers can add employees to the system, manage their information, and track payment information.

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  • FreeOpen Source

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  • Self-Hosted
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  1.  Privacy focused

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  1.  Transparency
  2.  Payroll System
  3.  Employee Performance Management

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  • Security
  • business-database
  • business-management
  • self-hosted-apps
  • payroll
  • cryptography

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  • Developed by

    V0LT
  • Licensing

    Open Source and Free product.
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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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  •   Updated Jan 31, 2024 
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Marathon was added to AlternativeTo by Conner Vieira on May 11, 2021 and this page was last updated May 19, 2021.
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What is Marathon?

Marathon is an employee tracking tool designed to prioritize both employees and their managers. With Marathon, managers can add employees to the system, manage their information, and track payment information. Employees can quickly and easy clock in, clock out, and keep track of their hours and pay.

Marathon's main defining feature is it's unrivaled transparency. Using simple cryptography, Marathon allows employees to prove that they worked a given shift to their employers using a 'shift verification hash'. Similarly, employers can know with near certainty that if an employee has a shift verification hash that they did indeed work a given shift. Simply put, when an employee clocks out of their shift, they receive a unique string of seemingly random characters that has been generated using their employer's defined key, and contains all of the information about their shift. Only someone with this key could generate such a string. If a doubt about the hours worked by an employee comes up, the employee can present this random string, and their employer can use their key to see if the information contained in the string matches the hours the employee claims to have worked.

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