Your team's web-based activity, read by AI, delivered before you start work
WorkWitness captures app and window usage across your Windows team. Every night, AI reads the signals and writes one paragraph per teammate. At 7 am IST, the brief arrives on your WhatsApp — no dashboard, no login, no manual review.
Web-based tracking gives you data. It does not give you answers.
Every time tracker on the market asks your team to clock in, generates a dashboard, and then expects you to find the meaning yourself. You open the portal, see rows of hours and app names, and still do not know if Priya had a productive day or if Ravi is silently stuck on the same task for the third afternoon running.
Manual standups cover it, but standups are a tax on everyone's morning. Asking your team to log activity is worse — it adds friction and the logs are usually edited to look better than reality.
WorkWitness captures what actually happens — which apps, which windows, for how long — and has an AI read the patterns and write the summary. You get the answer, not the data.
Four steps from install to morning brief
One silent installer, deployed across your team in under an hour. Each agent starts capturing app and window activity immediately — no configuration from your teammates needed.
From the owner dashboard, choose Visible or Silent mode for each person individually. Screenshots are off by default; you can enable them per employee if your workflow requires it.
Every evening, WorkWitness analyses activity signals — focus stretches, context-switch storms, quiet stalls, and late-hour grinds — and composes one paragraph per teammate.
Before your first standup, your WhatsApp and email carry a ready-to-read brief. One paragraph per teammate, three to five signal highlights, zero dashboards to open.
Built for founders and ops leads running Windows teams
You built the business; you cannot watch every screen. WorkWitness gives you a reliable read on the whole team before you reach your desk, without becoming a surveillance operation.
When your team is spread across cities or working hybrid, the morning brief replaces the informal check-in you would have had if everyone were in the same office.
You care less about clocked minutes and more about whether Ravi spent four hours on the right client work. The AI signals tell you where focus went — and where it did not.
For teams handling sensitive data, WorkWitness's events-only mode captures domain-level browser activity without logging full URLs, keeping you compliant with DPDP Act requirements.
What web-based activity tracking looks like when AI does the reading
Your team's day, summarised before you start yours
Traditional web-based time tracking hands you raw numbers and expects you to do the analysis. WorkWitness works the other way: the AI reads the activity data overnight and writes one crisp paragraph per teammate, delivered to your WhatsApp at 7 am IST. You open your phone and already know who had a productive day, who got stuck, and who carried extra load — before anyone says a word.
First login, last activity, active hours — at a glance
WorkWitness logs when each teammate's agent first becomes active and when activity winds down. The owner portal shows first-login time, total active hours, and a presence status for every person on the team. No timesheets to fill, no manual clock-ins, no buddy punching.
Four patterns the AI looks for in every day's data
WorkWitness does not just log time — it reads patterns. A three-hour uninterrupted run in a single app is a Focus Stretch worth calling out. Thirty window switches in an hour is a Context-Switch Storm that deserves attention. A file open for four hours with no activity is a Quietly Stuck signal. An hour-late session on a Friday is a Heroic Grind. Each signal feeds the morning brief with specific, named detail.
You decide what the agent captures, per employee
Every capture decision belongs to you. Set each person to Visible (named in Task Manager) or Silent (background only) from the owner dashboard. Screenshots are off by default; enable them only for the roles where you genuinely need them. Sensitive strings are stripped before data reaches the AI model. Keystrokes, webcam, microphone, and file contents are never captured.
One view that covers your whole team
The owner portal gives you the team-level picture your morning brief summarises in more depth: active hours by person, signal counts for the week, and individual brief history going back as far as you need. Employees see none of this — the portal is owner-only, accessed from any browser.
Three commitments WorkWitness will never break
Mode (Visible or Silent), screenshots, and capture scope are all set by the owner, per employee, from the dashboard. No setting can be changed by a teammate. No capture happens outside what you configure.
These are not features that are off by default. They are features WorkWitness does not have and will not build. App names, window titles, and browser domains are the data the product uses.
Before activity data reaches the language model, WorkWitness strips strings that match patterns for passwords, financial references, and personal data. Masked AI processing is on by default.
Exactly what WorkWitness captures — and what it never will
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What founders ask before they sign up
The brief arrives tomorrow at 7 am. Your team does not need to do anything.
Free for teams of three or fewer. Above that, ₹65 per person per month. Silent deploy takes under an hour.
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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