Know where the shift hours actually go

Every app opened and every site visited, captured automatically and classified by productivity: per agent, per team, per shift.

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WorkPulse app and URL tracking records which application is in the foreground and which website is open, including full URL capture from Chrome, Arc, Edge, and Safari, and classifies each one as productive, unproductive, or neutral using rules you control. The result is an accurate map of where working hours go, aggregated per agent, team, day, week, or shift.

WorkPulse productivity reports with top apps and team comparisons

Reports: top apps, productivity trends, and team comparisons.

How does WorkPulse handle app & url tracking?

1

Install and forget

The desktop agent detects the foreground app and browser URL automatically. There are no browser extensions to deploy or keep updated.

2

Classify with your rules

WorkPulse ships with a curated catalog of common apps and sites already classified. Tag anything else as productive, unproductive, or neutral; rules apply org-wide and can differ by team.

3

Read the breakdowns

Top apps and sites per agent and per team, time-in-app totals, and productivity trends over any range. Unclassified apps surface automatically so your catalog stays complete.

The details that matter

Real URLs, not just "Chrome"

Browser tracking captures the actual site. Knowing an agent was in "the browser" is useless; knowing they were in your CRM versus YouTube is the whole point.

Curated catalog included

Hundreds of common business apps, meeting tools, and distraction sites come pre-classified, so reports are meaningful on day one.

Distraction alerts

Unproductive app usage beyond your thresholds triggers supervisor notifications automatically. No report-checking ritual required.

Feeds everything else

App and URL data powers productivity scoring, screenshot classification, and session-replay context. One capture, used everywhere.

FAQ

App & URL tracking: common questions

Which browsers are supported for URL capture?
Chrome, Arc, Edge, and Safari on macOS. App-level tracking works for every application regardless of browser support.
Do I need to install browser extensions?
No. URL capture happens through the desktop agent itself; there is nothing to deploy inside the browser and nothing users can silently disable.
Can the same app be productive for one team and not another?
Yes. Classification rules can be scoped, so social media can count as productive for a marketing team and unproductive for a support queue.
What happens with apps you have never seen?
They appear in an unclassified list with usage hours, so you can classify the ones that matter and ignore the noise.

Related capabilities

Productivity scoring

Scores computed from real app and site usage against your own rules. Not vibes, not self-reported timesheets.

Live monitoring

Real-time keyboard, mouse, and app activity for every agent. Know who is heads-down, idle, on break, or missing, without walking the floor or pinging anyone.

Session replay

When a number looks wrong or a dispute lands on your desk, don't reconstruct the day from fragments. Scrub through it.

Run a tighter floor, remote or not.

Live visibility, automatic evidence, and shift adherence for every agent, at $7 per active seat. You only pay for the seats that actually work.

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