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Time Doctor built its product around frequent screenshots and activity check-ins, refined over many years in market. Kyrospect started later, in private beta, aiming at something narrower but different: Tracking paired with an HRMS people layer on one identity, and plain language about what's built versus what's still on the roadmap.
Short verdict
Choose Kyrospect if you want Tracking paired with an HRMS people layer on one login, employee-visible activity, and a vendor that's upfront about what's still in beta. Choose Time Doctor if you need its established feature depth — exports, integrations, years of hardening — today, and don't need the HR layer yet.
Time Doctor's current plans and rates are on their own site — pricing for SaaS tools changes, so we'd rather point you there than quote a figure that might already be out of date. Kyrospect's beta pricing is public: Track Basic is free forever, Track Advanced is ₹50/seat/month with a 10-minute capture interval, and HRMS is ₹10/seat/month excluding payroll — the founder rate is protected for 12 months from paid activation.
What Kyrospect brings
Kyrospect doesn't interrupt the employee to ask if they're working. Activity, apps and screenshots are captured in the background, on a policy-controlled interval.
Employees can see exactly what's recorded about their own workday. Shared visibility is what turns tracking into an accountability tool instead of surveillance.
The same login that tracks a shift also holds the employee record — team directory, department and reporting line — instead of two separate systems to reconcile.
Captured activity data is stored encrypted. Access is scoped to Owner, member or a custom role you define — not open to everyone in the workspace by default.
The workday layer: time, activity, screenshots and optional location context, policy-controlled from Track Basic (free forever) up to Advanced+.
The people layer: employee records and team directory on the same login as Tracking. Organization structure is rolling out; several modules are still planned.
Side by side
Based on publicly available information about Time Doctor as of 2026-07-31. Vendor pricing and features change — confirm current details on their site before deciding.
| Feature | Kyrospect | Time Doctor |
|---|---|---|
| HRMS people layer on the same login as tracking | — | |
| Screenshot / activity capture | ||
| Employees can view their own tracked activity | Partial | |
| Privacy blur toggle for screenshots | Partial | |
| Custom roles beyond Owner / member | Partial | |
| Reporting exports (PDF / CSV) | Planned | |
| Third-party integrations (calendar, PM, chat) | Planned | |
| Free-forever entry tier, India-first pricing | — |
Time Doctor's product is widely known for prompts that check whether someone is on task. Kyrospect's tracking runs passively in the background — no interruption pop-ups. Beyond that framing, here's what's actually true of Kyrospect today: captured activity data is stored encrypted, access is scoped by role, and employees can view their own tracked activity. The bigger difference is structural: an HRMS people layer sits on the same login as Tracking, instead of living in a separate system you'd have to buy and integrate yourself.
Captured activity data is stored encrypted
Owner, member, or a custom role you define
Every team member can view their own tracked activity
Kyrospect is in private beta and invite-only. Teams that join early get direct input into the roadmap and founder pricing that won't change as we grow.
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