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Desktop app

Install it once.
Forget it's there.

The TrustHours app runs quietly in the system tray, tracks time while you work, and stops the moment you close it.

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TrustHours for Windows

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Download

Windows 10 or 11 · about 76 MB · no admin rights needed

Four steps

From download to tracking

1️⃣

Run the installer

Choose Only for me when it asks. No administrator password required.

2️⃣

Allow it past SmartScreen

Windows shows a blue warning for apps it hasn't seen before. Click More info, then Run anyway.

3️⃣

Sign in

Use the email your company invited you with. The server address is already filled in.

4️⃣

That's it

Tracking starts automatically. Turn on Launch on startup in Settings so you never have to think about it again.

About that Windows warning. It appears because the installer isn't code-signed yet — not because anything is wrong with it. Signing certificates cost several hundred dollars a year, and we'd rather put that into the product for now.
For the person installing it

What this app does, plainly

You should know exactly what you're agreeing to. Here it is, without the legalese.

✓ It records

  • ✓ Time, while the app is open and tracking
  • ✓ Screenshots at your company's interval
  • ✓ Which applications were in front
  • ✓ How active the keyboard and mouse were

✕ It never records

  • ✕ What you type — no keylogging, ever
  • ✕ Passwords or message contents
  • ✕ Anything while you're paused or on a break
  • ✕ Anything after you close it
You can see everything your employer sees about you. Sign in to the dashboard and open My Work — your hours, your activity and every screenshot taken of your screen.
Trouble

If something isn't working

What's happeningWhat to do
Timer runs but no screenshotsYour server address must start with https://. Ask your company owner to check.
"Cannot reach server"Open the sign-in window's Server field and paste the address your company gave you.
You show as offline all dayThe app doesn't open itself after a restart. Turn on Launch on startup in Settings.
Antivirus flags itA known false positive for unsigned apps that capture the screen. Add an exclusion.
No Mac versionNot yet — a macOS build is in progress.