Sanmaxi KeyLogger

If you want to keep track of your child’s online activity, or if you want to ensure your employees are not wasting time, you need to monitor them. Now you couldn’t keep an eye on all your employees for example – not all the time. And this is where software applications come in. Keyloggers for example will keep track of every key your employee presses.

Out of all the keylogger applications out there that can be used for computer activity monitoring purposes, I would like to draw attention to Sanmaxi KeyLogger. The application works with the Microsoft-developed Windows XP and Windows Vista operating system and does just what its name suggests – it records keystrokes.

It does something more than record keystrokes. At specific intervals of time, it will take a snapshot of whatever is displayed on the screen. This way you’ll see what the employee saw at the time. You’ll see what site he was on, what application he had up and running, you’ll see exactly what he was looking at.

A keylogger has to be inconspicuous. That is why Sanmaxi KeyLogger will hide away out of sight so that the person you’re monitoring doesn’t realize he is being, well, monitored.

A keylogger has to be safe and protected as well. That is why Sanmaxi KeyLogger is password protected – access to the program is offered only to the person who provides the right password.