Spyrix Free Keylogger is designed to log every activity, such as keystrokes, passwords, websites visited, emails, chats etc, at regular intervals. It automatically captures screenshots of all the activities, like applications used, under its installation directory for the visual evidence of any malicious activity. This tool is also quite useful for monitoring employees’ computer usage patterns, as there’s nothing worse than having them wasting their time surfing YouTube.
The application tracks nearly every program that’s currently running, and even stores information entered through the computer’s keyboard. When you run the app, it auto-starts the monitoring process; however, you can disable it anytime by clicking Stop at the top left of the window. The utility logs information regarding different activities within its own database, which contains Event (type), Date/Time (of activity),Window Title, Application (name) and Value. As I mentioned earlier, it also captures screenshots that are continuously updated at the bottom of the application window. Clicking Minimize sends the app to system tray, but you can click Hide to let the application enter the stealth mode, which will remove its notification icon, and the only way to restore Spyrix is using the hotkey and password, which I will discuss in a moment.
The application already looks gorgeous, but to provide more eye-candy, the developers have thrown in various skins, such as Android, Ubuntu, iOS etc, which can be selected from Settings window.
In the Setting window, apart from skins, you can also change user language and screenshot capture behavior. Additionally, you can set the hotkey and password for the application’s stealth mode that I mentioned earlier. Finally you can enable/disable Hide the Tray Icon and Run at Windows Startupoptions.
Spyrix Free Keylogger works on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Both 32-bit OS and 64-bit OS editions are supported.
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