An honest day, hour by hour
A clear, visual daily timeline for each person — what they worked in, when they were focused, and how the day actually unfolded.
Individual timelines turn a day of raw signals into a readable story: blocks of deep work, meetings, and breaks laid out hour by hour. They make one-on-ones fairer and more useful — a starting question, never a verdict.
Built around individual timelines
A scrollable, hour-by-hour view of activity, app categories, and focus blocks for any day.
Everything in one place
How individual timelines actually works
Not marketing abstractions — the real screens, rules, and signals that make up this part of the platform.
The day as a strip of green and red
The Timeline renders each workday as a single strip — green where the person was active, red where the machine sat idle. Long unbroken green reads as deep focus; a strip shredded with red tells a story of interruptions. It is the fastest way to understand how a day actually unfolded, and it takes about three seconds to read.
A time summary that adds up
Beside the strip, the Time Summary splits the day into Productive, Non-Productive, and Unmarked time, with a pie chart making the proportions instant. Because the split follows your own app rules and department overrides, it reflects your organisation's definition of good work. App Usage below accounts for every application — offline apps included — so the summary always reconciles with reality.
Input statistics, three ways
Mouse clicks and keystrokes are counted and attributed per application, viewable as a table, a bar chart, or a pie. The per-app distribution shows where interaction genuinely concentrated — three hours in an editor with heavy keystroke activity is a different day from three hours of window-open silence, and the input view is what tells them apart.
Self-visibility built into the platform
Every employee can open their own Timeline and Activity views — the same data their manager sees, with nothing hidden. That symmetry is what makes the system fair: people can audit their own day, catch classification mistakes, and self-correct habits without anyone asking. Managers get team context; individuals keep ownership of their own record.
From install to insight in four steps
Where teams put it to work
Individual timelines, answered
What do the green and red blocks mean?+
Green marks periods of active work detected by the agent; red marks idle time when the machine saw no input. The strip covers the whole workday.
What is in the Time Summary?+
Total time split into Productive, Non-Productive, and Unmarked — per your app rules — with a pie chart, plus App Usage detail including offline applications.
What input statistics are captured?+
Mouse clicks and keystrokes, counted and attributed per application, viewable as a table, bar chart, or pie chart.
Can employees see their own timelines?+
Yes. Every employee has full access to their own Timeline and Activity views — the same record managers see for their team.