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How to trick WebWork Tracker and keep your activity level up
WebWork Tracker publishes its own activity formula, so you can see exactly what the number counts.
This week
76% On track
How WebWork Tracker counts activity
It counts keystrokes, clicks and scrolls per active minute against a normative value: Relaxed 25 actions per minute, Normal 50, Strict 100, capped at 100%. Under 30% reads Low, 30-60% Medium, above 60% High.
What your manager sees
Activity and screenshots are read together — a high level next to a frozen screen raises more questions than a moderate one.
- Activity level per period and daily reports.
- Screenshots at a team-configured frequency.
- Apps and sites used during tracked time.
Why jigglers fall short
A dongle or two-line script repeats one path forever, with no clicks or pauses. Mouse movement alone is weak input here — the formula counts clicks, keystrokes and scrolls, so the level stays low.
Reaction
Mouse jiggler
Simulate presence instead
Reaction moves the cursor in smooth curves, types safe navigation keys, scrolls and switches apps, with pauses. Set an activity band instead of chasing 100% — a pinned ceiling is the least believable number. It runs only while the machine is idle.
In short
WebWork Tracker rewards varied input spread across active minutes; Reaction keeps that rhythm while you are away.
Let Reaction hold the number for you
Set your activity band, turn on hidden mode, and Reaction keeps a natural, human-like level while you are away — and hands control back the moment you return.
FAQ
How does WebWork Tracker work?
It counts keyboard, click and scroll actions per active minute against a normative value, and captures screenshots and app usage.
Does WebWork Tracker take screenshots?
Yes, at a frequency your team configures; some plans allow blurred screenshots or none.
How do I increase my activity level?
Spread real keys, clicks and scrolling evenly across your active minutes instead of working in one burst.