Team activity
Review the differences behind the team totals
See which recorded patterns stand out before you change assignments or expectations.
The standup said it was ready. The Friday demo still slipped.
Review the recorded workday before your next follow-up.
SuperSee shows recorded app and website usage, active and idle time, and optional screenshots from work computers—so you can diagnose stalled work, understand where time goes, and step in with context.
Employee monitoring and time tracking for IT services teams
14-day Professional trial · Up to 5 employees · No credit card
For teams of 15–100 · View pricing
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
Look here — apps and sites with the most recorded time
When delivery slips, more than the deadline moves.
- The milestone waits. So does the invoice. When updates and progress stop lining up, review the workday before your next delivery discussion.
- The same lead keeps working late. Check recurring after-hours activity and review how work is assigned.
- Hours are logged. The workday is unclear. See where recorded computer time went across apps, websites, and captured screens.
Open the recorded day before you follow up
A delivery concern arises. Review the recorded workday. Then discuss the blocker. Your project tool tracks tasks and status. SuperSee adds recorded activity from the work computer.
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Choose the employee and day
Select the person and the relevant workday tied to the concern.
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Review recorded activity
Review app and website activity on a timeline, with periodic screenshots when capture is enabled.
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Ask one focused question
Agree the next action—unblock, reassign, or reset the plan.
Example follow-up question“Was this stretch spent debugging, waiting for access, or handling another request?”
The dashboard is clean and easy to use, the productivity reports are insightful, and the real-time monitoring features provide excellent visibility into team performance.
See where time goes across your team
Compare recorded time and activity across employees to spot differences worth a closer look and inform workload discussions.
Daily summaries on email and WhatsApp
Review daily activity summaries without opening each employee’s report individually.
Introduce it clearly to your team
Manager script
We’ll use SuperSee to review the workday and follow up with context—not to rank engineers.
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Visible application The tray icon stays on by default so monitoring is not hidden. Active in system tray
What employees see: SuperSee in the Windows system tray. - Optional screenshots Capture periodic screenshots when you need them. Work Replay still shows apps and websites if screenshots are off. Toggleable
- Access controls Define which managers can view which teams. Team-scoped
- Logged live views Live screen views are logged for accountability. Audit trail
- No keystroke logging SuperSee does not record keystrokes, microphone audio, or deliberate password collection. Not collected
What you do in the first week
- See it on your own computer Install SuperSee here and look at one screenshot you chose. No one else is invited.
- Then add one person, up to five Tell them what is captured, when it runs, and who can view it. Capture starts after install. Earlier days are not available.
- Review one slipped day Open that workday, ask one question, and decide whether the context changes the follow-up.
For IT services teams of 15–100
Fourteen days. Up to five employees. No card.
During the trial, review recorded workdays, understand where time goes, and identify patterns to address with your delivery leads.
Includes Professional features, including Work Replay and Productivity Trends.
Questions before rollout
Clear answers on privacy, project tools, and what the trial includes.
Will engineers push back?
They might if you install quietly and use it as a score. Introduce it to follow up on delivery with context. Tray icon on. Access controls by team. Live views logged. Screenshots can stay off.
Client NDA bans screenshots—can we still use it?
Screenshots can be disabled. Review your client agreement and the remaining capture settings before deployment, because app and website information may also be covered. With screenshots off, Work Replay still shows the app and website timeline; the screenshot strip is empty.
Does this measure developer productivity?
SuperSee helps you understand time use, activity patterns, and recurring distractions. Use that visibility alongside delivery outcomes and your team’s context when reviewing performance.
Does SuperSee replace ClickUp, Jira, or Linear?
No. Your project tool still holds tasks and status. SuperSee adds recorded activity from the work computer. It does not sync to your project tool or attribute hours to tickets.
What is recorded—and what isn’t?
Apps, websites, active/idle timelines, timesheets, and optional periodic screenshots. Work Replay combines those into one day view—it does not save continuous video. No keystroke logging, no microphone audio, and no deliberate password collection. Screenshots can still show whatever is on screen.
What happens after the trial?
There is no automatic charge. Choose a paid plan for the seats you need, or stop. The trial includes Professional features so you can evaluate Work Replay and Productivity Trends.
Built for teams of 15–100
Try SuperSee on your own computer this week
Look at one captured day before you decide on a wider rollout.
14 days · Professional trial · Up to 5 employees · No credit card