Computer monitoring for work hours, on Windows and Mac
See what's running on work computers while people are punched in: applications, websites, screenshots and live status, with controls for websites and USB devices.
What gets in the way
Company devices out of sight
Remote and hybrid work means laptops you rarely see.
Risky websites and devices
Unapproved sites and USB drives create security gaps.
No real-time picture
By the time a problem shows up in a report, the day is over.
Live status for every computer
The livestream wall shows who is online, idle or on a break, their current application and their latest screenshot, refreshing every few seconds.
- Online, idle and break status
- Current app per person
- Latest screenshot
Website blocking and USB detection
Warn about, close or block distracting or risky websites and apps, and get a log of USB devices connected and removed.
- Domain and app blocking
- USB connect and remove log
- Devices list with app versions
Features that help
Livestream
A live wall of who's working, on what app, with their latest screenshot.
Screenshots
Periodic screenshots while punched in, at your interval, blurred if you prefer.
App and website blocking
Warn about, close or quit blocked websites and apps, and log every attempt.
USB detection
A record of USB devices connected to and removed from work computers.
Devices
Every computer running the desktop app, its version, and remote sign-out.
Apps and websites
Time spent in every app and website, classified by your own productivity rules.
Frequently asked questions
Which operating systems are supported?
The desktop app runs on Windows and macOS.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Activity is queued on the computer and uploaded when it's back online.
Can blocked websites be closed automatically?
On Mac and Windows apps can be warned about or closed; on Windows, websites can only be warned about.
See BeeWorkforce with your own team
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We'll set it up around how your team works and answer your questions.