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Auto打刻アシスタント
Automatic clocking for jinjer (Chrome extension, unofficial)

Clock in and out,
on schedule.

Clocks in and out of jinjer, a Japanese attendance service, at the morning and evening times you set. Skips weekends, Japanese holidays and planned days off, and keeps a log of every run.

  • Version 1.8.1
  • On the Chrome Web Store
  • Google Chrome (Windows, Mac)
  • Login stays inside Chrome
The extension and this website are in Japanese.

jinjer is a Japanese attendance service, and the settings screen, the download page and the user guide are all in Japanese. This page gives an English overview; the essentials are described below.

The settings popup showing the active schedule: standard mode, clock in at 08:55, clock out at 18:10, weekdays only, with a run log below
The settings popup opened from the Chrome toolbar (all values are fictional samples)

Pick a morning and an evening time, and Chrome does the rest.

Before you install

Things to check first

Where it runs, what it talks to, and where your login is kept, in seven points.

Check first that automatic clocking is allowed at your workplace.

Toki, your guide
Auto打刻アシスタント at a glance
Price
FreeNo account needed. You use the jinjer account your employer gave you
Requirements
Google Chrome (Windows, Mac)Your computer must be on and Chrome running at the scheduled time. Other Chromium browsers are untested
App interface
JapaneseThe settings popup and the log are in Japanese
Permissions
Three onlyAlarms (to run at set times), storage (to keep settings in Chrome), and access to jinjer's site (*.jinjer.biz). No other site is read or changed
Network
Three destinations onlyjinjer (sign-in and clocking), Japanese public holiday data (weekdays-only mode), and Google Fonts for the popup. Nothing is sent to the developer
Where data lives
Inside Chrome on this computerCompany ID, employee number or email, password, schedule, days off and the run log are kept in chrome.storage.local, never in Chrome sync. One button deletes everything
Latest version
1.8.1 (September 30, 2026)Release notes (Japanese)
Features

Features

Built for one job: signing in to jinjer and pressing the clock button. It is not a general auto-click tool and does nothing on any other site.

Two scheduled times a day

Clock in (or "direct to site") at the morning time, clock out (or "direct home") at the evening time. Saving the settings registers the daily schedule in Chrome.

Pick the days

Every day, weekdays only (skipping weekends and Japanese holidays), or every day except Monday and Tuesday.

Days off and forced days

Register a day or a range as a day off and nothing is clocked. Register a "forced" day and it clocks in even on a weekend or holiday. Expired entries clean themselves up.

Jitter

Optionally delay each run by a random 0 to 5 minutes so the time is not identical every day. It never runs early.

Log and test buttons

See success, skip and error entries in the popup (last 50). Test buttons run the process right away without waiting for the schedule.

Catch-up on launch

If Chrome was closed at the scheduled time, it tries to make up the missed run when Chrome starts later the same day. Always check the result in jinjer.

Limits

What it cannot do

Always confirm the result in jinjer.

Nothing is clocked while the computer is asleep or off, while Chrome is closed, or if jinjer changes its pages. The developer cannot take responsibility for a missed punch (see the disclaimer, in Japanese).

  • Works only with jinjer (https://*.jinjer.biz/). No other attendance service is supported.
  • Cannot run on mobile Chrome, which does not support extensions.
  • Do not use it if your workplace does not allow automatic clocking.
How it works

Getting started

The download page and user guide (both in Japanese) have the full steps with screenshots.

  1. Add it from the Chrome Web Store

    Open the store page (it is unlisted, so it will not show up in search) and click "Add to Chrome". A ZIP for manual loading is also available for environments that block the store.

  2. Enter your account and times

    Open the popup from the toolbar icon, fill in your jinjer company ID, employee number or email and password, choose the mode, the morning and evening times and the days, then press the save button (設定を保存して予約).

  3. Let it run

    At each time Chrome opens jinjer's sign-in page in a new tab, signs in, presses the button and closes the tab. The result is written to the log.

Privacy

Network and data

The extension talks to three places only. Your login, settings and log are never sent to the developer or any third party. There is no telemetry and no advertising.

WhenWhereWhat is sentCan it be turned off?
At the scheduled time, or when you press a test buttonjinjer (https://kintai.jinjer.biz/)Your company ID, employee number or email and password, typed into jinjer's own sign-in formNo, this is the purpose of the extension
Before a run in weekdays-only modeJapanese holiday data (holidays-jp.github.io)Nothing about you; it only fetches the holiday listYes, by choosing another day setting
When the popup opensGoogle FontsFont files only, no settingsNo (the popup still works offline)
  • Everything is stored in chrome.storage.local on this computer, never in Chrome sync. The password is stored in plain form, so do not use the extension on a shared computer or profile.
  • The bottom button in the popup (保存したすべてのデータを削除) deletes all stored data and cancels the schedule. Removing the extension from Chrome deletes it too.
  • The code is not obfuscated and loads no remote code.

Privacy Policy & Disclaimer (Japanese)

FAQ

FAQ

Does it run while my computer is asleep or off?

No. It runs inside Chrome, so the computer must be on and Chrome must be running (minimized or in the background is fine). If you start Chrome later the same day, it tries to catch up, but check the log.

Is this an official jinjer tool?

No. It is an unofficial tool with no relationship to jinjer Co., Ltd., and it may stop working if jinjer changes its pages.

How do I update or remove it?

Installed from the Chrome Web Store, it updates itself. A manually loaded ZIP does not; replace the folder and reload it on chrome://extensions. To remove it, click "Remove" on chrome://extensions; all stored data is deleted with it.

Why is it free?

It was built for the developer's own daily work and shared for anyone with the same problem. There are no ads and no paid version.

Get Auto打刻アシスタント

Version 1.8.1, released September 30, 2026. The download page (in Japanese) explains both the Chrome Web Store route and the manual ZIP route, with the ZIP's SHA-256.

Distribution
Chrome Web Store (unlisted) and ZIP
Requirements
Google Chrome (Windows, Mac)
Permissions
alarms, storage, jinjer.biz
Price
Free
Trademarks

Trademarks

  • "jinjer" is a trademark or registered trademark of jinjer Co., Ltd. This tool is unofficial, has no relationship with the company, and is not endorsed or provided by it.
  • Google Chrome, Chrome Web Store and Google Fonts are trademarks of Google LLC.
  • Windows is a trademark or registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
  • Apple, Mac and macOS are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.
  • Other company, product and service names on this site are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. ™ and ® marks are omitted in the text.
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