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WhatPulse is a cross-platform productivity tracking application and analytics platform that helps users answer a fundamental question: how do you actually spend your time on your computer? Rather than simply measuring hours, WhatPulse records key metrics such as keyboard activity, mouse clicks, application usage, bandwidth consumption and system uptime, and translates this data into detailed statistics and insights for personal or professional use.
Our Mission
WhatPulse’s mission is to empower individuals and teams with transparent, data-driven insight into their digital habits. The platform is designed to support deeper understanding of computer usage patterns, helping users identify productivity bottlenecks, track effort over time, and make informed decisions about how they work and focus.
What We Do
WhatPulse provides a comprehensive suite of tracking tools that include:
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Monitoring keystrokes and mouse clicks to quantify physical interaction with your device.
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Recording application usage to reveal where time is being spent across software and tasks.
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Measuring network bandwidth and uptime for a complete picture of system activity.
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Presenting all collected data in an interactive personal dashboard where trends, heatmaps and activity reports can be explored.
Users can upload their statistics to the WhatPulse online platform to view long-term trends and compare their performance with global or community leaderboards.
How It Works
To get started with WhatPulse, users create an account, install the WhatPulse client on their device, and begin tracking. The client securely counts activity metrics locally and syncs them to the user’s online profile, where they can be reviewed and analyzed over time.
Privacy and Data Control
WhatPulse is designed with a privacy-first approach. The software does not record actual content or keystrokes in sequence, only the number of times keys and mouse buttons are pressed, and users have full control over which statistics are uploaded and shared. This ensures data insights without compromising personal privacy.
Who We Serve
WhatPulse supports a wide range of users, including productivity enthusiasts, developers, gamers, students, and professionals who want to quantify their digital effort and optimize their workflow. The platform also offers options for team-level insights and organizational productivity analysis.
Community and Growth
Since its initial release in 2003, WhatPulse has grown into a trusted tool among computer users worldwide. The community regularly contributes feedback and participates in shared challenges and comparisons through the WhatPulse network. |
