TimeNova measures the real workday: active time, idle time, meetings, and breaks, then turns it into reports a manager can read in a minute.
Activity comes from idle timing and window changes, not keylogging. Short pauses stay counted; long ones stop the clock at the limit you set per person.
A person on a call with their hands off the keyboard is working. TimeNova classifies meetings above idle, always, so calls never look like slacking.
The desktop app attributes time to a project and task as people work. Project hours roll up from the same tracked seconds as total hours, so the two can never disagree.
Schedules per person or group, each in the person's own timezone. See who started late or didn't start today, and optionally track only during working hours.
People can add time by hand where you allow it, and it always shows as a separate column. Tracked and manual are never silently merged.
Hours follow the person, not the machine. Work from a laptop and a desktop rolls up into one day, and one person's second is only ever counted once.
The desktop app is started and stopped by each person, and they always see their own data. The silent agent is installed by the company, one installer for the whole fleet, and runs on its own. Both are configured from the same Settings page and feed the same reports.