A minute-by-minute pulse
The agent samples every running process' CPU each minute and rolls it up by app and by hour. You get the real shape of the day, not a single snapshot.
cpuPulse is a tiny background agent that records which apps run and how much CPU they use, then turns it into a clean daily heatmap that fills in as the day goes. Tiny 10-minute updates — no heavy agent, no screen-watching.
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cpuPulse answers one question well: what has each PC actually been running, and when? It does that with the lightest footprint it can, and without pretending to be a spy tool.
The agent samples every running process' CPU each minute and rolls it up by app and by hour. You get the real shape of the day, not a single snapshot.
A first snapshot the moment it starts, then a small update every 10 minutes — kilobytes at a time. No streaming, no chatty agent, no battery drain.
Apps down the side, 24 hours across, coloured by CPU. The hog that's been cooking a machine all afternoon jumps out in a glance.
An identifiable process and a named Windows service — nothing hidden from the person at the keyboard. Each PC carries its own credential you can revoke in one click, and uploads travel on a session that expires within the hour, so strangers can't pollute your data.
One small executable. It installs itself, links to your account with a quick browser sign-in, and runs from boot as a named Windows service — plain to see in Task Manager and services.msc, never hidden.
Every minute it records per-app CPU and rolls it up on the machine. A tiny update leaves every 10 minutes — kilobytes, nothing more.
Your first heatmap appears minutes after install and fills in hour by hour. Open it per PC, or across the whole fleet, and spot patterns instantly.
The same daily heatmap answers very different questions depending on who's looking.
A machine's fan won't stop and the ticket just says "it's slow". Open its heatmap and see exactly which app has been pinning the CPU, and since when — across 5 PCs or 500.
Understand how work actually spreads across the day and which tools dominate — a calm, aggregate picture, not keystroke spyware.
"6 hours in Photoshop, 2 in the browser." Per-day, per-app time you can attach to a client, without a stopwatch you keep forgetting to start.
Discover the background process quietly eating 20% of your CPU every evening. Turn a vague "my PC feels slow" into something you can actually act on.
See whether homework hours quietly turned into six hours of a game. A calm daily picture of the shared computer — to start a conversation, not to snoop.
No tiers, no per-seat games, no annual lock-in. Add or remove machines whenever.
Start freeCreate an account, drop the agent on a PC, and watch the first heatmap roll in. New accounts start with $10 in free credit.