Live right now: one team's working day
See how work
gets done.
Most of what your team does never reaches a report. WorkMonitor captures all of it — hours, apps, focus, output — and turns it into numbers you can act on before Friday.
Free for two seats, no card. Agents for Windows, macOS and Linux.
- AKAria K.ActiveFigma92
- JMJon M.ActiveVS Code78
- SDSara D.ActiveExcel61
- RPRavi P.IdleChrome34
- LMLena M.ActiveTeams55
- TVTomas V.OffOff0
- 09:41Aria K. entered deep focus
- 09:42Team focus index up 6 points this week
- 09:44Timesheet auto-filled 2h 10m for Northlight redesign
- 09:46Jon M. switched to Terminal
- 09:47Northlight redesign at 64% of budget
- 09:49Ravi P. idle for 11 min
- 09:50Capacity alert: Lena M. running hot 3 weeks
- 09:52214 billable hours ready to invoice
One day. Every hour accounted for.
Scroll, and the clock moves. This is a Tuesday you would normally hear about second-hand, recorded as it happens — from the install to the invoice.
- 08:52
One rollout, every desk.
A single agent for Windows, macOS and Linux, an extension for Chrome, Firefox and Safari, and the web app on any tablet or phone. Deploy it across the company in an afternoon and every device reports into one record.
DevicesSample workspace08:52Every desk, one agent24 devices- LaptopsWindows, macOS and Linux agent6 installed
- DesktopsSame agent, same rules2 installed
- BrowsersChrome, Firefox and Safari extension8 active
- TabletsWeb app: timesheets and approvals3 signed in
- PhonesWeb app: clock in at a job site5 signed in
The same capture rules on all of them, applied on the device. - 09:04
Nobody fills in a timesheet again.
Aria opens Figma and the day starts counting. Hours land against the right project on their own, so managers stop chasing timesheets and HR stops correcting them.
TimeSample workspace09:04Started on its own00:04:12AKAria K. is in FigmaNorthlight redesign, matched from the window title- No timer pressed
- Project matched automatically
- Aria sees exactly this
- 10:30
Productivity, scored and explainable.
Ninety minutes in, the score is 92. Focus, deep work, app mix and idle roll up from person to team to company, and every number opens into the activity that produced it, so a review is a fact rather than an argument.
FocusSample workspace10:3092focusDeep focus, 1h 26mThree app switches in ninety minutes. Click the score and this is what opens.- Figma1h 26m
- Chrome24m
- Slack12m
- 12:15
See the work behind the hours.
Screenshots and app activity land on the interval you choose, reviewable by person, by hour or by project. When a number looks wrong, the evidence is one click away instead of a week of asking around.
CapturesSample workspace12:15Six captures so farLive09:4209:5710:1210:2710:4210:57Review by person, hour or projectCadence you set, per teamLinked to the hours it backs - 14:12
AI watches what you cannot.
Six agents run on your data every day: idle drift, after-hours creep, a workload running hot before someone quits, a timesheet that does not match the work, an input rhythm that is not a person. Each flag arrives with the evidence attached.
AI agentsSample workspace14:12Raised today3 of 6 agents- Burnout GuardianLena M., three weeks of rising evening activity
- IntegrityQA pod machine, perfectly periodic input for 3h 40m
- CapacityMigration team averaging 9h 30m active per day
Nothing is decided here. Each line opens into the activity behind it, and a person reviews before anyone is told. - 17:30
The week closes itself.
Seven hours forty-eight, already mapped to projects and budgets. Approve once and it flows to payroll and to the client invoice, while every project shows its burn, its margin and how much is actually left.
TimesheetSample workspace17:30Ready to approveToday7h 48m- Northlight redesign4h 12m
- Client review1h 30m
- Internal2h 06m
Copilot
- LaptopsWindows, macOS and Linux agent6 installed
- DesktopsSame agent, same rules2 installed
- BrowsersChrome, Firefox and Safari extension8 active
- TabletsWeb app: timesheets and approvals3 signed in
- PhonesWeb app: clock in at a job site5 signed in
The whole argument, in one line
Every hour is on a project, on a timesheet, or lost. We make sure it is never the third.
Not a percentage that rewards fidgeting. The hours, what they went into, what came out, and what it cost you — for one person or two thousand.
See what it recordsYou are driving
Drive it yourself.
A real WorkMonitor, running on a sample workspace. No signup, no sales call, no sandbox to wait for. Click anything.
- AKAria K.Figma92Active
- JMJon M.Terminal78Active
- SDSara D.Slack61Active
- RPRavi P.Notion34Idle 11m
- LMLena M.Teams55In a call
- TVTomas V.Off shift0Off
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Sample data. Nothing here is a real workspace.One record. Every question answered from it.
Time, focus, apps, captures, attendance, alerts and billing all read from the same record — so the hours on the invoice are the hours on the timesheet, and nothing has to be reconciled at month end.
Time tracking
Timesheets that fill themselves.
Attendance
Who is on the clock, now.
- Aria K.
- Jon M.
- Ravi P.
- Tomas V.
Productivity
A score you can open.
Activity
Apps and sites, by the minute.
- Chrome3h 20m
- VS Code1h 40m
- Slack1h 05m
Screenshots
The work behind the hours.
Alerts and integrity
Flags that carry their evidence.
Projects and billing
Tracked time, invoiced.
WorkMonitor AI Copilot
Stop building reports. Just ask.
The answer to "where did the week go" is already in your data. Copilot reads it and replies in a sentence, with the figures it used attached — no dashboard to build, no analyst to wait for.
- Which team has the highest workload this week?
- Where are we losing focus time?
- Who has not submitted their timesheet?
- Which projects are taking longer than planned?
- Show me unusual activity I should review today.
WorkMonitor Copilot
The week in plain language
Written only from the numbers on this page. Nothing hidden, nothing invented. Try it yourself.
Press Summarise the week to generate a plain-language recap, or pick a lens above.
Every answer cites the figures it came from, so you can check it before you act.
Every answer cites the numbers behind it, so you can check it before you act on it.
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Score your own visit.
This is the analytics engine, running on you. The same active-versus-idle rule, the same time-per-thing, the same focus score your managers would see for every person on the team, every day — opened so you can check the arithmetic.
Scroll around and watch it build. On a real desk it does this across every app, every project and every person, and rolls the whole thing up into one number a manager can act on.
- Today
- Insights
- Activity board
- Live screens
- Team
- Agents
- Integrity
- App categories
- Reports & digests
- Capacity
Nothing yet. Scroll the page and this fills in.
Computed in this tab and sent nowhere — it is a demo, not a tracker. See the real analytics.
Price it in five seconds.
Two seats are free for as long as you like. After that it is one price per seat per month, no minimums, cancel whenever.
Covers 2 of your 12. Pick a plan for the rest.
$8 per seat per month.
$14 per seat per month. Adds payroll export and invoicing.
See the week you have been guessing at.
Create your free account, install one agent per desk, and the day assembles itself: who is working on what right now, where the focus time went, and a timesheet nobody had to fill in.
Create your free accountNo sales call. Start when you are ready.
- 1Create your accountFree for two seats, no card.
- 2Install the agentOne download per desk.
- 3See the first hourTime, apps and focus, live.