Modge automatically captures the apps and websites your team uses during tracked sessions, classifies each one as productive, neutral, or unproductive, and rolls everything into the dashboards your managers actually open. Real context behind every hour, in real time.
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Free 14-day trial
No screenshots or keylogging
Privacy-first design
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See the apps and websites where your team is actually spending time, ranked by hours and grouped by productivity classification. Drill into any app to see who used it, when, and on which projects.
Every person, ranked by the apps and URLs that took the most time. The conversation about "what's slowing this person down" finally has data attached.
Compare app usage across teams. Spot patterns: which teams are deep on Figma, which are buried in email, which are switching apps every two minutes.
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The Modge desktop agent records the active app and the active URL during every tracked session. The list rolls into the dashboard automatically, classified as productive, neutral, or unproductive using a baseline ruleset you can override at the organization level, then again per job title.
No manual tagging. No daily logging form. The data lands in the dashboard the moment a session ends, and the team sees the same view their manager sees, so the conversation moves from "what got done?" to "what should we do next?"
The By Member view shows exactly which apps and websites each employee used, for how long, and how they were classified. Perfect for 1:1s, performance reviews, and identifying training needs.
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A live view of every team member who's currently working: their project, their active app or website, and the productivity score for the session in progress. Built for managers running distributed teams across time zones.
The feed updates as your team works, not on a polling delay that makes "right now" mean "ten minutes ago."
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One click to start, one click to stop. The agent runs in the background and logs every app, URL, and session without anyone having to remember.
Find the tools your team actually relies on, ranked by hours and grouped by productivity classification, before usage patterns show up in delivery delays.
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Long pauses for thinking shouldn't kill a productivity score. Configurable idle thresholds tell deep focus from real inactivity, so the totals stay honest.
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Daily and weekly views, in-line edits, and one-click approvals. Friday afternoons get an hour of their life back.
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Custom leave policies, PTO accrual, and approval flows that land straight in the right timesheet. No spreadsheet handoff at the end of the month.
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Set per-project budgets and bill rates, then watch project profitability update as the team logs time, so overruns get spotted before the invoice goes out.
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Network blips don't drop work. Events buffer locally on the device and sync the moment the agent reconnects.
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Owner, admin, manager, employee, viewer. Each role sees only the projects, teams, and data their job actually needs.
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Export CSV or PDF for any date range, person, team, or project. Hand finance and clients clean reports without anyone touching a spreadsheet.
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More focus time after rebalancing communication tools
Manager time saved per week chasing "what is the team using?"
Faster procurement decisions on SaaS subscriptions
Fewer underutilized SaaS tools after the first quarter
Modge ships with a baseline classification for common work apps (productive: IDEs, design tools, docs editors; neutral: communication; unproductive: social media, streaming). You can override the classification at the organization level, and again per job title - so the same app can be productive for one role and neutral for another.
Yes - per tab, in the major browsers. The dashboard shows which sites actually consumed time during a tracked session, not just which browser was open.
The application name and the active URL during tracked sessions, plus session start, end, and idle gaps. Keystrokes, file contents, and on-screen text are never captured. Screenshots are a separate, optional feature that's off by default.
No. The agent only captures activity during tracked sessions. When the session ends, capture stops.
Yes. Override classifications per job title. Figma can be productive for designers, neutral for QA, and unproductive for finance, all without retraining anything.
Yes. App usage reports export to CSV or PDF for any date range, person, team, or project. Combine with the time and timesheet exports to build the picture finance needs.
Your data is exportable any time during the subscription. After cancellation, your account stays read-only for 30 days for export. After that, your data is removed from our systems.
Free for 14 days. Full feature access. Two-minute install on macOS or Windows. Your first set of finance-grade time reports is live in your dashboard before lunch
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Track productivity, app usage, attendance, screenshots - all without breaking your stack or losing the trust of your team.
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