Time tracking that doesn't screenshot your team.
See how the week actually went — by app, by project, by person — without reading anyone's screen. Window titles never leave the employee's machine, because the code never sends them.
What leaves the machine
This is the part worth checking before you install anything. The desktop app rolls the day up locally and uploads the totals. The detail stays on the laptop it came from.
Stays on the machine
- Window titles never sent
- URLs and page titles never sent
- Screenshots never taken
- Keystrokes never read
Syncs to logtop
- “4h 20m in Figma” sent
- Per-day and per-project totals sent
- Clock-in and clock-out times sent
Not a policy — a shape. The cloud database has no table to put a window
title in, so there is nowhere for one to arrive. Raw samples are deleted
from the employee's own machine after 90 days by default.
Screenshots and keystroke capture aren't disabled; they were never
written. The idle timer knows you stopped typing, not what you typed.
Two views, one set of numbers
What a manager gets
The day in 15-minute blocks, split by app, site and project. Teams, leave and billable rates. A CSV that goes straight into an invoice. Everything an agency needs to bill a client, and nothing that reads like a confession.
What an employee gets
The same dashboard, pointed at themselves — the identical charts their manager sees, on the same page, from the same numbers. No second, quieter view that only one side is allowed to open.
Pricing
Per person, per month. No call required to learn the price.