Understand what shapes your teams' digital workday
Momentum connects work patterns, device health, and AI adoption so you can spot friction, support teams, and make better decisions about the digital employee experience.
From desktop to decision in four steps
Connect signals. Find patterns. Decide what to improve.
See team patterns as they emerge
Live team trends and device issues surface instantly — who's focused, who's stretched, and which machines need attention. The master user grid shows every member with their current status, agent health, and working hours across time zones.
Every workday, drawn as a strip you can read in seconds
The Timeline renders each day as green active and red idle blocks, backed by a Time Summary that splits hours into Productive, Non-Productive, and Unmarked — per your own rules. App Usage accounts for every application, offline apps included.
A Workforce Health Score with visible arithmetic
Each person's Activity view shows start and finish time, active desk time against the expected hours you configured, and a productivity score built from their classified time. Roll it up with attendance, security posture, and AI adoption, and you get one Workforce Health Score — a number anyone can trace back to its inputs.
Productive is whatever you say it is
Global App Rules classify every application as Productive, Non-Productive, or Unmarked — and department overrides let the same app count differently for design, engineering, and support. Time distribution follows your rules, not a vendor's opinion.
Interaction, counted — not guessed
Mouse clicks and keystrokes are captured and attributed per application, viewable as table, bar, or pie. Three hours of heavy keystrokes in an editor is a different day from three hours of window-open silence — input statistics tell them apart.
A machine fleet you run from the dashboard
Every device that installs the agent waits in the Machines queue — Pending, Approved, or Rejected — until you decide. Uninstall agents remotely, disable agent login, read Daemon and Upgrade logs, and watch per-device CPU and memory in Resource Usage.
Spot friction before it burns your teams
Support's after-hours activity is rising; review workload before changing targets. Department trends and expected-vs-actual hours show which teams have slack and which are stretched. Idle time, deep work, and app distribution combine into one view — weeks before you lose a person.
Built on privacy. Designed for trust.
Aggregate-first reporting, configurable collection, audit trails, and regional data residency — SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and GDPR aligned.
The platform, answered
Do all features come with every plan?+
The full capability set — time and activity capture, timelines, app rules, machines, and the Workforce Dashboard — ships in the core platform. Multi-tenant management is aimed at organisations running several separate entities or clients.
How quickly do we see data after installing agents?+
The same day. Once a machine is approved (or auto-approved, if you enable it in General settings), its activity starts flowing into timelines and the dashboard immediately.
Who decides what counts as productive?+
You do. Admins classify apps as Productive, Non-Productive, or Unmarked in Global App Rules, and department-level overrides let the same app count differently per team.
Can employees see their own data?+
Yes. Every User can open their own Timeline, Activity view, and productivity score — the same record managers see, which is what keeps the system fair.
Does Momentum record screenshots?+
No — not by default. Screenshots are off by default and optional; most customers never enable them. Momentum's Timeline is built from classified activity, not screen captures.
Does Momentum record keystroke content?+
No. Momentum counts keystrokes and mouse clicks as an aggregate activity signal — numbers only. It never records which keys were pressed or any typed content.
Can employees see their own productivity data?+
Yes. Every employee can open their own Timeline, Activity view, and productivity score — the same record their manager sees. That self-visibility is what keeps a rollout fair and trusted.
What operating systems does Momentum support?+
Windows, macOS, and Linux, with a native lightweight desktop agent for each. Agents deploy silently through your existing MDM — Jamf, Intune, Kandji, or similar.
Can productivity rules differ by department?+
Yes. Global App Rules set a tenant-wide default, and each Department can override it — the same app can be Productive for Engineering and Non-Productive for Support, based on how that team actually works.
How does Momentum calculate productivity?+
Against your own configuration — workday hours, expected desk hours, and target productive hours you set in General settings. The score compares classified active time in Productive apps to that target, not a black-box AI judgment.
Can Momentum manage remote employees?+
Yes. The agent works identically on remote, hybrid, and in-office machines — capturing locally and syncing when connectivity returns — so distributed teams show up in the same Timeline and Workforce Dashboard as everyone else.
Can Momentum integrate with our existing tools?+
Yes. Momentum integrates with tools like Jira, GitHub, GitLab, and Slack to correlate activity with real engineering and delivery output — see the Integrations page for the full list.