One central dashboard for dozens of PCs. Live updates every few seconds, screenshot history, background monitoring. Ready in about 10 minutes – in our example: up to +28% productivity.
“How do I keep track of all computers in the company?”
Simple with Wolfeye Remote Screen.
The official demo video “How to Monitor All Company Computers Live from One Dashboard” shows step-by-step how to see all screens live in real-time – as if you were sitting right in front of them.
No noticeable delay, no complicated setup. Installed in minutes, grid view for dozens of PCs, optional background mode.
Important: How visible or transparent the tool is for employees must always comply with local labor and privacy laws.
In real-world scenarios, this can lead to significant productivity gains (e.g., up to +28% in our example) and becomes an attractive subscription service for IT providers.
Here’s the concise summary of the demo video – including all steps, tips, and dashboard features.
Official Wolfeye demo video (~10 minutes) – feel free to watch alongside.
Many SMB owners and IT providers struggle with distributed teams: home office, field service, open-plan offices. How do you know who’s really working? Conventional tools often just deliver reports – no live view. Wolfeye addresses this: real-time updates every few seconds, one central dashboard, optional mobile access.
Wolfeye runs on Windows systems in the background. Depending on configuration, it can be relatively unobtrusive for end users.
You open any browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) on the manager’s or IT laptop.
Enter the link to your dashboard that you receive after installation.
→ All screens appear in a live grid, updated every few seconds.
How transparent the deployment is (e.g., employee information, policies, works council agreements) must always follow your country’s labor and data protection laws and should be clarified with legal counsel before rollout.
Real-world example from the video: Three test PCs connected in under 5 minutes. In the dashboard: grid view with thumbnails, fullscreen access, mouse control, history timeline. One PC shows social media, one is working, one is idle – immediately visible. This helps you spot distractions and promote strengths. Depending on the starting point, this can – as in our example – lead to around +28% productivity increase.
| Feature | Wolfeye | Other Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Live Updates | Every few seconds | Minutes/Hours |
| Installation | About 10 minutes | Hours + admin rights |
| Background Mode | Possible, depending on configuration | Often visible or limited |
| Dashboard | Browser + mobile | Sometimes desktop app only |
| Archiving | Optional & configurable | Often permanent & storage-heavy |
| Price per PC | Affordable + potential reseller discounts | More expensive, often no margins |
Before: No real-time overview, guesswork, wasted time, frustrated managers.
After (example): Live grid with all PCs, faster reactions, around +28% productivity in practice, IT providers generate recurring revenue via subscription models.
The demo video makes it clear: smooth updates, no obvious lag, minimal CPU usage. You zoom into single monitors, scroll and see mouse movements – all very close to real-time.
Bonus for IT providers: Rollout via command line or scripts, share dashboard link, bill monthly. Reseller discounts and recurring revenue are possible.
Security note: Because Wolfeye hooks deeply into the system (screen capture/streaming), some antivirus solutions may flag it as “suspicious”. The video shows how to add a folder/process exception. This should always be done in line with the company’s IT security policies.
Example: Grid view with multiple live screens (demo video)
The demo video shows how quickly you can implement live screen monitoring for multiple computers with Wolfeye from a technical perspective. Setup in minutes, centrally controlled, scalable. SMB owners gain transparency and can optimize processes. IT providers build recurring revenue streams.
The crucial point: Deployment must always comply with labor and data protection law. So get legal advice before rollout, inform employees where required, and align your internal policies. With that in place, Wolfeye can become a strong foundation for more efficiency and clarity in everyday work.
Notice: Wolfeye is screen monitoring software. Lawful use depends on the labor and data protection laws of each country. Before using the software, organizations must obtain their own legal advice and – where required – inform employees, update internal policies and involve employee representatives. Wolfeye does not provide legal advice and cannot replace individual legal assessment.