Understand how work happens across apps, sites and teams, then use that data to remove bottlenecks and balance workloads.
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Headcount and capacity decisions are made on gut feel instead of data.
Burnout and disengagement show up in the numbers long before they show up in exit interviews.
Managers spend hours chasing updates that could be generated automatically.
Roll out the agent manually or through your device management tool.
Apps, websites, active and idle time are recorded without anyone filling in timesheets.
Dashboards highlight what changed, who needs support and where time is lost.
Team and individual trends with productive, neutral and unproductive time.
See which tools drive work and which licenses are unused.
Optional, consent-gated screen captures for context.
Accurate hours without manual entry.
Admins see everything, managers their team, employees their own data.
Turn off domain collection, screenshots or set short retention periods.
A lightweight agent runs in the background with a visible tray icon. Roll it out by hand or push it with your device-management tool and a config file.
Run Worklens on any cloud VM. Screenshots stay on its disk.
Send screenshots to Amazon S3 or any S3-compatible store with server-side encryption.
Keep everything inside your own network and data center.
In most places, yes, when employees are informed and data is used for legitimate business purposes. Check local law; Worklens includes a consent step to help.
Mac, Windows and Linux.
Yes. Employees can log in and see their own activity.
No. Worklens never records keystrokes, clipboard, microphone or camera.
Automatic screenshots every few seconds or minutes, matched to the app in use, so you can answer "what happened?" without a status meeting.
Learn more →Automatic, accurate time data from the tools your team already uses: no timers, no timesheets, no chasing.
Learn more →First and last activity of the day, active hours and who is online right now, without punch clocks.
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