Their own baseline
Shifts, time zones and always-on laptops stop distorting the picture.
Coaching for excellence
Everyone gets a coach. Nobody gets watched.
A weekly card that shows where the time went and what to try next — for a team at work, or a child at home.
- No screenshots, ever
- Windows & macOS
- Everyone sees their own week
- 0
- Screenshots, video, audio or keystroke contents. Not a setting an administrator can switch on.
- 1 card
- The manager and the person read the same weekly card. In a family, the child reads it too.
- ~5 MB
- A full day of activity data. The same day as screen video would be over a gigabyte.
For teams
Progress you can coach against.
Everyone is measured against their own last four weeks — never ranked against a colleague.
Logged
32h 10m
Mon–Fri
Focused
61%
+6 pts on her average
Meetings
22%
Of engaged time
Longest stretch
1h 40m
Tuesday, 10 am
Thursday, hour by hour
Every minute is typing, a meeting or focused reading. Nothing else is credited.
- Typing 190m
- Meetings 88m
- Reading & review 128m
Her own four-week trend
No colleague appears on this chart.
Goals
Hers, or agreed in a 1:1. Never scored for pay.
3 focused hours before noon
Meetings under 25% of the week
For your 1:1 on Monday
- Four-week high, at 61%Up from 57%. Worth saying out loud.
- Thursday mornings keep getting eatenTwo recurring 9 am calls cost the only missed goal day.
- Ask what made Tuesday work1h 40m unbroken — her longest stretch this month.
Sample data · names are fictional
Attendance and projects stay
Shifts, late starts, overtime and billable project time are still there for operations.
Not a pay decision
Every report says so in writing: not validated for pay, promotion or discipline.
For families
In design — your feedback shapes it
A coach for your child's screen time.
The same engine, a different question: did homework get its hour, and what should we talk about on Sunday? Your child signs in and sees the same week you do.
Leo's week
Where the screen time went.
- School & homework 6h 20m
- Creative 1h 45m
- Games 4h 10m
- Video 2h 05m
Against your targets
The mark is the target you and Leo agreed.
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School & homework6h 20m
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Creative1h 45m
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Games4h 10m
Over by 1h 10m.
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Video2h 05m
Homework focus
A session counts at 25 unbroken minutes. Best this week: 40 minutes on Tuesday.
TSS
- No keystroke counts
- No words typed
- No window titles
- No integrity flags
Talk about it this week
- “Forty minutes straight on the essay — how did that feel?”His longest session yet.
- “Thursday's homework hour didn't happen. What got in the way?”An open question — the app never blocks or locks anything.
Sample data · names are fictional
Your child sees it too
Their own login, the same week, the same numbers. A coach a child can't see is just a camera.
Targets, not punishments
Agree an hour for homework and a cap for games. achievAI reports how it went; it never blocks an app.
Less is collected
Keystroke counts, word counts, window titles and the workplace integrity flags are all off for a child.
What counts
Fair to how people actually work.
Most tools count keystrokes and call it productivity. achievAI credits reading, thinking and calls — and refuses to be fooled by a window left open, whether it belongs to an analyst or a fourteen-year-old.
Counts as focused
- Typing on a changing screenTyping
- A live call — muted listening includedMeeting
- Reading a page you're scrollingReading
- Think-time within a minute of real inputE+1m
- Homework with music playing behind itTyping
Doesn't count
- A parked window with a blinking cursorIdle
- A call app that's open, with no callIdle
- Videos or live tickers playing on their ownFeed
- A key taped down, or a mouse jigglerIgnored
- Time with the screen lockedAway
How improvement happens
Three steps, every week.
Measuring is the easy part. The system is what turns a number into a better week — the same three steps for a sales team and for a fourteen-year-old.
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1
Measure what really happened
Five seconds at a time, on the laptop: typing, calls and focused reading — counts, never content. Nothing is judged yet.
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2
See the week, and the pattern
Monday brings one card: this week against your own average, your best stretch named, and the hour that keeps getting eaten.
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3
Change one thing, then check
Pick a single goal — protect the 10 am hour, cap meetings, one homework session a day. Next Monday shows whether it moved.
Then it repeats. Small, visible progress beats a scoreboard nobody trusts.
- No screenshots or video
- No keystroke contents
- Nothing while the screen is locked
- Never hidden — everyone sees their own week
Get started
Start small. One team, or one laptop.
For a team
Install takes minutes and the first weekly card arrives on Monday. Available today.
Sign upFor a family
Family mode is in design. Tell us how you'd use it and we'll build it with you.
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