WorkTrace

Name: WorkTrace
Author: Redeemer Buatsi

A privacy-first screen recorder that helps students document their work sessions for assignments and projects.

As of June 2026, WorkTrace has 13 users in the Workflow & Planning category.

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Version

1.0.2

Manifest V3

History

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Tracking since Apr 1, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 1, 2026	13	—	—	1.0.2
Apr 10, 2026	14	—	—	1.0.2
Apr 20, 2026	12	—	—	1.0.2
Apr 25, 2026	15	—	—	1.0.2
May 19, 2026	13	—	—	1.0.2
May 28, 2026	12	—	—	1.0.2
Jun 6, 2026	11	—	—	1.0.2
Now	13	—	—	1.0.2

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About

WorkTrace is a privacy-first academic work documentation tool designed for students and researchers who want transparent, verifiable proof of how their work was completed. It combines manual screen recording with an optional writing workspace that tracks process-level activity such as time spent working, idle periods, and paste behavior—without storing document content for verification.

WorkTrace allows users to record their screen while working on assignments, projects, theses, code, reports, or other academic tasks, and to generate locally stored session records with cryptographic verification hashes. The built-in workspace offers a Docs-style editor that provides additional evidence of writing activity, including typed versus pasted word counts, active time, and multiple attempts per assignment.

WorkTrace does not upload, transmit, or share any data. All recordings, workspace sessions, and verification logs are stored locally on the user’s device and are only exported at the user’s discretion.