Work Time Monitor

There are multiple methods for recording the time one spends at the computer, with a similarly-wide array of possible purposes. Time-keepers can be used to monitor employees, as well to protect children from over-exposure. Regardless of the objectives sought, programs that keep track of the time spent at the PC have become a very popular choice for users.

Work Time Monitor presents itself as a highly intuitive and flexible tool, allowing anyone to record the time spent on the computer. It is geared towards providing managers a simple, but efficient monitoring tool and can also be employed for various other time-tracking uses.

The small program features a highly unobtrusive layout, as it runs from the system tray area and requires virtually no input from users. This being said, a proper configuration is the first step in ensuring the application properly monitors the time spent at the computer.

Normally, this is performed the first time one runs the tool, but adjustments can always be performed at later dates. The utility allows one to define the work days since output documents differentiate between time spent at the computer on a working or a free day. The starting day of each week can be customized, which means the program can be employed over a very wide geographical space.

The output logs are generated as simple TXTs, but feature a wealth of information. Statistics that can be displayed (users have the option to adjust these, too) include the monthly total work time, as well as the regular and the extra hours put in by users. Backup documents can be generated, which is a great protection against unforeseen events that might close or crash the logger.

To sum up, Work Time Monitor is a great tool for anyone who needs a viable method of keeping track of the time spent at the computer.