FeaturesL.02Activity MonitoringWebsite Activity
See how time is spent across the web.
Real-time website categorization, browsing trends, and focus insights — understand how time is spent across the web.
- Workforce
- Beta
- Enterprise
- Coming soon
- Rymot Local
- Available
- Captured
- Active tab domain
- Not captured
- Full URL · content · forms
- Categories
- Dev · collab · research · distraction
- Employee view
- Their own breakdown
WorkforceActivityWebsites
Active tab · domain only
Today by category
No full URLs, query parameters, page content or form data.
01How it works
Capture → Categorize → Measure → Insight
01
Capture active URL
The Rymot agent identifies the active browser tab's domain the moment it's in focus.
02
Categorize website
Each site is categorized — development, collaboration, research, or distraction — automatically.
03
Measure engagement
Time on each site is measured precisely, distinguishing sustained focus from a quick glance.
04
Generate insights
Browsing insights are ready continuously, at the individual and team level.
02Your categories
Recategorize a domain, watch the week change.
Categories are configurable, and individual domains can be recategorized per team — the same rules engine as applications.
WorkforceClassification
Activity rules
Engineering · change a category and the team's time is re-classified instantly
| App / domain | This week | Category |
|---|---|---|
 | 20h 40m | |
 | 10h 10m | |
 | 9h 00m | |
 | 6h 20m | |
| 2h 30m | ||
| 1h 35m | ||
| 1h 10m |
Domains only — no full URLs, page content or keystrokes.
03Capabilities
Every site, understood
- 01Website CategoriesEvery site is automatically categorized — development, collaboration, research, or distraction.
- 02Browsing TrendsSee how browsing patterns shift day to day, week to week — not just a single snapshot.
- 03Productivity ScoringBrowsing time is scored the same way application time is — consistently, automatically.
- 04Search BehaviorUnderstand what your team is actually searching for and researching — in aggregate, not spied on.
- 05Focus InsightsSee sustained research and documentation sessions, distinct from quick browsing.
- 06Web Activity AnalysisEvery site visited, rolled up into a full picture of how time is spent across the web.
04Focus & research patterns
Focus & research patterns
Deep Research Sessions
Sustained, uninterrupted research time — the browser equivalent of a focus session.
Documentation Usage
Time spent in internal and external documentation, tracked separately from general browsing.
Knowledge Consumption
How much of the workday goes toward learning and reference versus execution.
Focus Trends
Whether sustained web focus is improving or eroding over time.
05What it fixes
Why web activity stays invisible
- Unknown browsing patternsNobody actually knows how much of the workday happens in a browser tab, or where.
- Lost productivityTime leaks out through the browser in ways no one is measuring, let alone managing.
- No web visibilityApp tracking alone misses an entire category of work that happens in a browser tab.
- Compliance concernsWithout a record of browsing activity, answering a compliance question means guessing.
- Research inefficiencyNobody can tell the difference between focused research and unfocused wandering.
07Questions
Asked often.
How does website activity tracking work?
The Rymot agent detects the active browser tab's domain and categorizes it automatically, measuring time spent per site without recording page content or keystrokes.
Can website categories be customized?
Yes. Development, collaboration, research, and distraction categories are fully configurable, and individual domains can be recategorized per team.
Does Rymot track full browsing history or page content?
No. Rymot tracks the domain and category of the active tab and time spent, not full URLs with query parameters, page content, or form data.
Can employees see their own browsing insights?
Yes. Every employee can see their own website activity and category breakdown — the same data visible to their manager.
Can this help with compliance requirements?
Yes. A verifiable, categorized browsing record is exactly the kind of evidence most compliance and acceptable-use audits require.
Does it distinguish focused research from casual browsing?
Yes. Sustained, uninterrupted time on research or documentation sites is detected as a focus session, distinct from brief, scattered browsing.