Keyboard Logger Software

Spector Pro is the world’s best selling keyboard logger. Twice selected as PC Magazines Editors Choice for providing the “most advanced keyboard logger” that parents and employers can use on their computers. All keystrokes are stored in one location and are separated by time and the program they used. It even records passwords.

Spector Pro will also secretly record email, chat, web sites, myspace, online searches, programs launched, files transferred, Windows user logon and logoff times, documents moved, and snapshots taken (visual recording).

Plus, Spector pro will also generate a “top 10” list of all popular activity so you can quickly identify what they do on the computer the most. Spector Pro will be there 247 monitoring everything they do on the computer!

eBlaster is the ONLY remote keyboard logging software that can record all emails, web sites, chats, p2p download and searching, programs, user logon/logoff, and will record any key that is typed on the keyboard. This includes passwords from places like hotmail, yahoo, and so on. The keystroke recording is so powerful that you will know everything they are typing.

Additionally, eBlaster will also INSTANTLY forward email as it has been sent or opened.

PLUS eBlaster (on your command) can send instant chat transcripts as they happen. Knowing everything they do on the computer is as simple as checking your email!

Have a Mac? You probably know that it is very difficult to find compatible software for a Macintosh let alone a keyboard logger. Look no more! Spector for Mac will record all activity done. This keyboard logger works by secretly logging every keystroke that has been typed. This means if they were to type a password you will see it, if they type an email, you will know. Spector for Mac is the ONLY keyboard logger available for OS9 and OSX.

Also, Spector for Mac will take snapshots every few second and store them in chronological order in a location only YOU know about. When you are ready to see the snapshots you can play them back very similar to a VCR. Snapshots are like having a camera pointed at the monitor filming away without them knowing!