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Activity Dashboard

The Activity Dashboard shows real-time employee activity data collected by the Telemore Monitor daemon running on each device.

Live Status​

When the daemon is connected, a green "Live" card at the top shows:

  • Active Window — the currently focused application and window title
  • Idle — seconds since last input activity
  • Focus State — current focus classification

App Usage (24h)​

A ranked breakdown of the top 10 applications by time spent in the last 24 hours. Each app shows:

  • Application name
  • Total time (formatted as hours and minutes)
  • Horizontal progress bar showing relative usage

Data is refreshed every 60 seconds via daemonService.queryMetrics().

Focus Sessions (24h)​

A table of individual focus sessions detected in the past 24 hours with columns:

  • App — the application where focus was maintained
  • Start — session start time
  • Duration — how long the session lasted
  • Category — app category (productivity, development, communication, etc.)

Shows up to 20 sessions, queried via daemonService.queryFocusSessions().

Daemon Stats​

System-level statistics about the monitoring daemon:

  • Uptime — how long the daemon has been running
  • Events — total telemetry events collected
  • DB Size — local database size on the device
  • Active Collectors — which data collectors are running (shown as chips)
  • Last Sync — when data was last synced to the server

Controls​

  • Stop button — stops the daemon process
  • Sync button — forces an immediate sync of local data to the server (with spinning animation during sync)

Starting the Daemon​

If the daemon is not running, the page shows a "Daemon Offline" state with a Start Daemon button. The daemon can also be started manually by running telemore-monitor from the command line.

Data Flow​

The daemon polls every 5 seconds for live snapshots and checks daemon status every 15 seconds. Metrics and focus sessions refresh every 60 seconds.

Access​

The Activity Dashboard is available in the sidebar under the analytics section. Data shown is the current user's own device activity.