Does TimeCampus take screenshots or log keystrokes, and what can my employer actually see?

No screenshots or keystroke logging TimeCampus[1] is built from the ground up for insight rather than surveillance. It never takes screenshots, records screens, or logs keystrokes (TimeCampus Features[2]). Instead of monitoring inputs or screens, time intelligence is constructed strictly from high-level activity metadata, calendar spans, and tool categories.

Concept illustration(opens in a new tab) Illustration of the concept, not a screenshot of the actual product — Privacy, Consent and Personal Boundaries[3]

What your employer can see Your employer never sees your personal context or raw individual timelines. As outlined in the Privacy, Consent and Personal Boundaries concept[3], TimeCampus separates data into two distinct spaces:

• Personal Context: Any sensitive information (such as location, health, home, and evening hours) remains locked and strictly private to you, with sensitive processing handled on-device.
• Corporate Workspace: Employers and team managers can only view aggregate team metrics—such as collective team capacity, overall focus ratios, and aggregate meeting loads—intended for workload planning without exposing individual day-to-day actions.

You have per-source consent and retention controls, meaning you decide what sources are connected, what aggregate signals cross into the workspace, and when to withdraw access (TimeCampus Privacy Policy[4]).

Learn more about this architecture on the Privacy-First by Design use case[5].