Choose per person: periodic screenshots, low-frame-rate screen recording, or nothing at all. Blur is applied on the employee's machine, so an unblurred screen never leaves it.
Every 3, 6, 15, or 30 minutes, per person. Capture pauses automatically when the person is idle, so there is never a gallery of empty desks.
Monitoring-grade video at low frame rate, compressed on the machine before upload. It feels like video and costs a fraction of it. Most tools charge extra for this or skip it.
Blur is a hard gate applied before upload. If a frame cannot be blurred, it is not uploaded. Company-wide blur cannot be quietly undone per person.
Multi-monitor setups are captured screen by screen and grouped into one moment in the viewer, with numbered tabs. Half the work never goes missing.
Screenshots and recording are mutually exclusive by design, and the server enforces the mode at upload, so an outdated client can never post the wrong kind of capture.
On macOS the app asks for Accessibility and Screen Recording, and nothing else. No input monitoring, no automation prompts, no camera, no microphone.
Everyone on the desktop app sees their own screenshots and recordings, the same view their manager gets. The privacy policy lists exactly what is collected and what never is.