StayUp is a desktop activity simulator designed to maintain consistent activity signals in time tracking systems. It securely simulates mouse and keyboard actions based on configurable server-side settings - with minimal data and maximum privacy.
Download NowNot all productive work happens at the keyboard. Planning, deep thinking, and focused tasks may involve low physical activity, which some monitoring tools can misinterpret. StayUp ensures your workstation remains active in time tracking systems while respecting your privacy and workflow.
Recreates natural mouse clicks, scrolling, and keyboard actions to maintain activity tracking in third-party systems.
All activity behavior is controlled remotely via a secure dashboard, allowing dynamic adjustment without manual changes on the device.
Runs quietly in the background with minimal resource usage.
StayUp transmits only your license token and app version. No personal data, browsing habits, or screen activity is collected.
StayUp is a desktop application designed to maintain and increase activity levels in time-tracking systems such as HubStaff, Time Doctor, and similar tools. It simulates user activity to prevent idle time detection.
StayUp simulates mouse clicks, mouse scrolling, and keyboard up/down key presses. The direction of scrolling, intervals between actions, and the types of actions performed are controlled by settings stored on the server and managed through a web dashboard.
No. StayUp runs completely hidden from the operating system interface and is not visible in time-tracking systems.
You can control StayUp only via global hotkeys. Start or stop activity simulation with Ctrl + Shift + Z. A single sound indicates start, and a double sound indicates stop.
Press Ctrl + Shift + A to open the modal window for entering or updating your token.
Press Ctrl + Shift + Q to completely close the StayUp application.
Authentication to the web dashboard is done via Google Auth. A token (license key) is generated in the dashboard. Each time StayUp starts, it sends the token to the server, which checks the subscription status and returns the configuration if the subscription is active.
The token is stored locally in a config.ini file located next to the application executable.
No. Each token can be used on only one device. The server verifies this using a hashed device ID.
StayUp sends the token, a hashed device ID, and the application build number to the server.
Yes. You can rename the StayUp executable to any name for additional discretion.
StayUp is available via a paid subscription managed through a payment provider. You can cancel your subscription at any time.
Refunds for the current billing period are not provided after payment.
Yes. StayUp offers a 7-day free trial.
If the subscription is inactive or expired, the server will return an error and StayUp will not receive or apply any activity settings.
StayUp is designed to work on major desktop operating systems. Specific platform support depends on the build you are using.