Skip the clock-in ritual. WorkWitness already knows who started, who is deep in work, and who needs a nudge.
No punch cards, no start-timer reminders. The Windows agent reads activity to build a live attendance picture, and AI briefs you on WhatsApp by 7 am.
A clock-in tells you someone is present. It does not tell you anything else.
Traditional time clock apps depend on a ritual: your team has to remember to clock in, clock out, and start a timer for each task. They forget. They round up. They clock in and then go make coffee. The number on the timesheet is a record of button presses, not of work.
Even when the clock-in data is clean, it answers only the shallowest question. Vikram clocked in at 9 — but he was blocked until 11. Sneha clocked in at 9 too — and she shipped the release alone. The timesheet shows two identical entries for two completely different days.
WorkWitness reads activity to build the attendance picture automatically, then writes a brief that tells you what the hours actually meant — so you walk into your morning already knowing who needs you.
From install to attendance brief
Install the agent once, no daily clock-in
Each teammate installs the WorkWitness Windows agent in under two minutes. After that, there is nothing to click each morning. No punch card, no start button, no reminder. The first window they open is their clock-in.
Activity becomes attendance automatically
The moment a session begins, WorkWitness logs first activity. As the day moves, it tracks active hours, idle gaps, and wind-down time. You get a real attendance picture built from work, not from someone remembering to swipe a badge.
AI reads the day and flags who needs you
Each evening the AI scans every teammate's day for the four signals — Focus Stretch, Context-Switch Storm, Quietly Stuck, Heroic Grind — so the brief tells you not just who showed up, but who was blocked and who carried the load.
Your attendance brief lands on WhatsApp at 7 am
Before your first call you know who started early, who is running late, who took a half day, and who stayed past 9 pm. One readable summary on the app you already check — not a dashboard you have to log into and decode.
Built for founders managing Windows desk teams
Founders with hybrid Windows teams
Some people are in the office, some remote. WorkWitness gives you one consistent attendance picture across both — without making anyone clock in twice.
Operations leads tired of timesheet chasing
You spend the end of every week reconciling half-filled timesheets. The ledger is already complete and accurate before you ask.
Agencies billing client hours
Billable hours separated from internal work, ready to export at invoice time. No reconstructing the week from memory.
Confidentiality-sensitive teams
Legal, finance, and healthcare teams use events-only mode for attendance signals without window titles or browser content.
See who is in, who is winding down, and who has not started — right now
Open the board and the team's status is live. Sneha clocked in at 9:04 and is in a Focus Stretch. Vikram started late at 10:21. Meera is on a half day and already wound down. Arjun has not opened a single window yet. No one pressed a button to make this happen — the agent reads activity and updates the board on its own.
A daily attendance record built from real work, not honest guesses
The ledger gives you one row per teammate per day: clock-in, clock-out, total active hours, idle time, and a present / late / half-day / absent status. Because it is drawn from actual app activity, the hours are accurate — nobody is rounding 8:55 up to 9:00 or forgetting to log the two hours they spent in a different tool.
Built for desk teams — so there is no location tracking to worry about
Most time clock apps push GPS and geofencing because they serve field crews. WorkWitness is built for founders running Windows desk teams, so it does not track location at all — no GPS, no geofences, no map of where your team is. For sensitive teams, events-only mode goes further and captures app-level signals without window titles or browser content.
Export accurate hours when you need them — without chasing timesheets
When it is time to run payroll or invoice a client, the hours are already there. WorkWitness gives you a clean per-person summary of active hours across any date range, ready to export. You are not reconciling three half-filled timesheets or asking people to reconstruct last week from memory.
Attendance is the start — the brief tells you what the hours mean
A clock-in time tells you someone is present. It does not tell you that Vikram was blocked for two hours or that Sneha shipped the release single-handed. The 7 am brief turns the attendance ledger into one founder-readable paragraph per teammate, with the day's signal named, so you know exactly who to thank and who to unblock.
Presence tracking without the surveillance baggage
Attendance without surveillance theatre
WorkWitness records app and window activity to build an attendance picture. It never captures keystrokes, webcam, microphone, or file contents — under any setting. There is no GPS and no location tracking. The clock-in is inferred from real work, not enforced by a punch ritual.
The owner controls the mode, per person
You decide whether the agent runs visible (named in Task Manager) or silent, per employee, from one dashboard. Screenshots are off by default. Employees have no access to these controls. The capture level is your decision, not a default we imposed.
We recommend telling your team
Silent mode is a legitimate owner choice and is available in WorkWitness. We still believe disclosure produces better outcomes than concealment, and it is a legal requirement in several jurisdictions. If you want help drafting that message to your team, we will write it with you.
The full list — including what it never touches
Every row marked "never captured" is an architectural decision, not a setting you have switched off. There is no GPS layer to disable, because none was ever built.
Free to start. ₹65 per person above that.
All features. Unlimited history. DPDP-aligned.
Answered directly
Retire the punch card. Your first attendance brief lands at 7 am tomorrow.
Free for teams of three or fewer. ₹65 / $1 per person per month above that. No credit card to start.
Start free, or book a 20-minute call.
Your first daily brief lands tomorrow at 7am IST. Set it up yourself in five minutes, or walk through it live with us first — whichever you prefer.
Free during early access · No card required · 5-minute Windows install