Windows desktop tracking
Desktop 5.1 captures work sessions, activity, screenshots and the focused website host — without a browser plugin.
Your whole workday, connected
Your work.
In full motion.
Time. People. Projects. A connected workspace that keeps your whole workday in view.
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Everything starts with a connection.
Bring time, people and projects into one workspace.
Track the time
Understand the activity
Coordinate the team
See the outcome
The platform
Employee time tracking, from hours to payroll.
Track work on Windows, Android or the web. Review timesheets, screenshots and app usage, then connect those hours to projects, leave and pay runs.
Apps and websites
See which programs and sites people used, with total time and share of time. Classify them as core, non-core or unproductive.
Tracking policies
Set company break, idle and work-hour rules, then add an override only when one person needs different settings.
Projects and tasks
Connect hours to projects, run task boards, and keep budgets and responsibilities in one view.
Payroll and pay
Prepare pay runs from tracked time, with wages and optional custom work-hour limits.
Reports that arrive
Review time worked, team totals and scheduled email reports. Dashboards show today’s hours, usage and most-active people.
Inside the workspace
The screens managers use every day.
Dashboard hours, software usage, tracking policies, timesheets and manual time — explore the actual pages from WorkPulse. Select a screen for a closer look.
How teams use it
Capture on the device. Review in the workspace.
Desktop 5.1
Windows tracker with activity, screenshots and focused-tab URLs, connected to your company workspace.
Mobile and TimeStation
Track from Android, or clock in at a kiosk, with the same company workspace.
Roles and devices
Control who can view captures, classify apps, or manage payroll. Revoke a desktop if needed.
A dashboard you can arrange
Pin hours, apps & URLs, and most-active people, then drag the layout you want to keep.
For managers
Answer the questions that come up every day.
Who is tracking, which apps they used, whether a break ran long, and how the week looks on payroll — without exporting a spreadsheet first.
- Time Worked with captures, screenshots and website hosts
- Software usage by person, with totals and percent
- Break reviews, tracking policies and scheduled email reports
Questions about time tracking with WorkPulse
What is WorkPulse used for?
WorkPulse brings employee time tracking, screenshots, app and website usage, projects, leave and payroll preparation into one company workspace. Managers can review recorded hours and team activity without moving between separate tools.
How can employees track their time?
Employees can track time with the Windows desktop app, Android app or web timer. Teams can also use TimeStation to clock in at a kiosk. Administrators choose which tracking methods each person can use.
Can tracked hours be used to prepare payroll?
Yes. WorkPulse uses tracked time, dated wages and approved paid leave to prepare a draft pay run. Managers review the calculation before approval and record payments after they have been made.
Does WorkPulse show app and website usage?
WorkPulse records application and website usage during supported tracking sessions. Managers can review time spent by person and classify usage as core, non-core or unproductive.
Explore time tracking and payroll features, compare WorkPulse plans and pricing, or follow the workspace setup guides.
Put the live picture of work in front of your team.
Create a workspace, or ask us how Desktop 5.1, usage and payroll fit your company.