Made by an intern who got tired of spreadsheets

It started with a Google Sheet

Like every intern, we tracked our hours in a spreadsheet. Columns for dates, activity types, supervision modalities, sites. Formulas that broke if you looked at them wrong. A tab system that made sense to exactly one person (and even they forgot how it worked after a long weekend).

We tried the other options. Legacy systems that looked like they were built in 2004 and charged $15/month for the privilege. Apps that required a “schedule a demo” call before you could even see a screenshot. Tools built for agencies, not for the interns doing the actual work.

So we built our own

Happy Hours was born out of a simple idea: what if tracking your clinical hours didn’t feel like a second job? What if it was fast, actually looked nice, and cost less than a single Starbucks order?

We built it for interns first because that’s who we are. Then supervisors started asking for dashboards. Then organizations wanted analytics. So we built those too—without losing the thing that made it work in the first place: simplicity.

Where we’re going

We’re a small team. We read every support email. We ship features based on what real interns and supervisors actually need—not what looks good on a pitch deck. We’re expanding state support, adding integrations, and building the tools that make the licensure journey a little less painful.

Because if you’re going to spend 1,500+ hours becoming a licensed clinician, the least your hour tracker can do is not make you cry.