Transparent by design · consent required

See the work.
Level the field.

Opus shows how your team's computers are actually used — active vs. idle time, apps and sites, focus, and the "dead space" in between — so you can find inefficiencies and coach people fairly. On devices you own, with disclosure. Not covert spyware.

Runs on Windows · installs from a flash drive or remotely · employees & kids see it's there

Clarity, not creepiness

Everything you need to understand and improve how work happens — without reading anyone's messages.

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Productivity analytics

Active vs. idle, productive vs. distracting apps and sites, per person and per department.

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Fair peer comparison

Compare people in the same role to see who is faster or slower — and the tooling or workload reasons why.

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Dead-space tracker

Idle, locked, and offline time shown by hour and as the longest stretches — explain when someone is inactive.

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AI efficiency insights

Claude analyzes the numbers and suggests concrete, fair ways to raise efficiency and level the playing field.

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Security-first

2FA (authenticator, email, SMS), tenant isolation, encrypted transport, consent recorded at install.

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Home & parental

One household license covers two computers — the same insight for keeping kids safe and focused.

Simple pricing

Every plan includes the full dashboard, AI insights, and unlimited history.

Home
$19.99/mo

Parents & households

  • 2 computers
  • Activity & screen-time insight
  • Inactivity (dead-space) view
  • AI insights
Start Home

Need more than 5 computers? Add seats any time.

Questions, answered

Is employee monitoring legal?

Yes, when it runs on devices the organization owns and employees are informed. Opus is built for exactly that: it records a consent/ownership acknowledgment at install and does not hide itself. Laws vary by state and country, so tell your team and follow local rules.

Does Opus read messages, emails, or passwords?

No. Opus measures productivity signals — which applications and websites are used, active vs. idle vs. locked time, and how often focus switches. It does not capture keystroke content, passwords, or the text of private communications.

Can parents use Opus for their kids’ computers?

Yes. The Home plan is designed for households — one license covering up to two computers, with the same transparent activity and screen-time insight, plus the inactivity (dead-space) view.

How does Opus get installed?

A lightweight agent runs on Windows. You can install it from a flash drive, push it remotely with your management tools, or run a one-line command. It self-enrolls to your account and shows a consent screen on first run.

What does it cost?

Business is $99/month and includes 5 monitored computers. Home is $19.99/month and covers up to 2 computers. Both include the full dashboard and AI efficiency insights.

What is "dead space"?

Dead space is inactive time — periods when the computer is idle (unlocked but no input), locked, or offline. Opus shows when and how long it happens so you can understand availability, not just raw hours.

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