Pulse tracks work the way it really happens — apps, windows, and focus, captured automatically — so you spend less time logging hours and more time on the work itself.
No keystroke logging pretending to measure character — just where the time actually went.
Breaks are visible, never hidden or silently punished in the total.
A Focus Score built from real activity — not a spreadsheet of guilt.
A daily score built from real activity — productive, neutral, and distracted time, an idle-aware timeline, and a longest-focus-streak callout. Personal by default, and something a manager can see for their own team without turning it into a leaderboard.
Anyone with direct or indirect reports gets a roster ranked by focus score with real trend deltas, plus one tap into any person's full day — the same honest view they get of themselves.
A lightweight desktop agent tracks active work sessions in the background — start, pause, and resume sync live, so what you see is what actually happened.
See exactly which apps and windows the day went to — down to the file you had open or the page you were reading — not just a generic "active" indicator.
Everyone's status, daily and weekly totals, and a month-view activity calendar — one place to see how the team's time is actually going.
The agent notices when you’ve stepped away and pauses fairly — idle time is logged and shown on your timeline, never silently hidden or padded into your hours.
Pick which in-development tickets you worked on each day, pulled straight from Jira or Trello — a standup-style log, not another task tracker to babysit.
A desktop agent for macOS, Windows, and Linux, plus a mobile app and this web dashboard — the same real data, wherever you check it.
One download for your OS, sign in with your team's account.
The agent quietly tracks active time and app usage in the background — no manual timers to remember.
You and your team get an honest, live picture of where the day actually went — and a Focus Score that comes with it.
Pricing depends on team size and which features you need — screenshots, Jira/Trello, per-user goals. Tell us about your team and we’ll get back to you same day.
Talk to usNo. Pulse tracks which app and window is active, not what you type. There's no keystroke content capture anywhere in the product.
After a configurable idle threshold, the agent pauses and logs it as idle time — visible on your own timeline, not silently folded into your hours or hidden from you.
No. Screenshots are off by default and are a per-workspace, per-person toggle an admin has to turn on deliberately.
Only their own direct and indirect reports. Visibility follows your org chart — an admin sees the whole org, a team lead sees their subtree, an individual contributor sees only themselves.
No. Every organization is isolated at the data layer — nothing you track is ever visible to another workspace.