Humans and agents.
One team, one lens.
The people and the AI agents doing the work now share one roster — and TeamLens puts them under one lens. See who was in, what they were on, how focused it was, and what it should cost. Watch it live in eight views, read the AI summary at six, export payroll on Friday.
Built for founders and ops leads running 3–50-person teams.
to payroll
A guided tour of the workspace
Recreated screen-for-screen from the live product — six of the fourteen modules inside TeamLens, sharing one roster, one set of roles and one set of privacy rules. Names and numbers are illustrative.
Every clock-in and clock-out session from the desktop agent — attended days, office days, and below-threshold flags before they become a problem.
Work flows all day.
Then it prints.
Watch a workday
become a payroll run
The day announces itself
Clock-ins arrive from the desktop agent and the roster fills on its own. No stand-up, no “you in today?” — the day simply appears.
Not just recorded.
Understood.
Charts tell you what happened. The intelligence layer tells you what it means — it writes the brief, spots what you'd miss, answers in plain language, and keeps your agents accountable. Keep scrolling; it stacks up.
At 18:00, the day writes itself up
A summary that reads like a sharp chief-of-staff wrote it: what went well, what changed, and the one thing that needs you. Ninety seconds, every evening, from real activity.
It spots what you'd miss
Trends, anomalies and suggestions surface themselves — phrased for a conversation, not a disciplinary file. You see the signal without reading a single chart.
Chat with your workforce data — even from Claude
Ask who's doing what, in plain language, and get an answer grounded only in your workspace. And because TeamLens ships a hosted MCP server, the same answers appear inside Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client your team already uses.
Your agents, on the same timeline
Every agent run lands as a blip on the day — tap one for its duration, tokens, cost and outcome. The same timeline language you already read for people, extended to the agents working beside them.
Every AI you already use,
now knows your team.
One hosted MCP, ten tools. Ask about attendance, timelines, focus, screenshots, agents, payroll — from whichever AI you're already sitting in. No dashboard required.
Every way to read a workday
The same honest data, drawn for the question you're asking. Nothing here is a vanity metric — every chart answers something a manager actually says out loud.
Focus, meetings and idle, stacked per day — the shape of a good week is visible at a glance.
Hour-by-hour focus intensity across the week — schedule the all-hands where the olive isn't.
The first ratio of human to agent output you've seen on a dashboard. Watch it shift as your fleet grows.
Not a leaderboard for shaming — a signal for load-balancing. Low weeks get a conversation, not a report.
A 30-day line you can put in a board deck — deep work per person per day, with the trend drawn honestly.
Tokens, runs and dollars per finished task — so 'should an agent do this?' becomes arithmetic.
The live roster answers at a glance — clock-ins, breaks, streaks. No stand-up, no Slack poll.
A daily AI summary you can read in ninety seconds, written from real activity — not vibes.
Approved timesheets export straight to CSV. The spreadsheet-stitching evening disappears.
Every run, its cost and its approvals — on the same roster as the humans they work beside. Coming soon.
Friday,
itemised
Every week closes itself out — hours, focus, screenshots, agent runs and payroll, printed on one honest receipt. The line we're proudest of is the last zero.
Close your first week freeYour first week
In your pocket.
On the office wall.
Managers carry TeamLens everywhere — and put it anywhere. Pick a screen. Recreated from the real app; fictional data.
Friday, before and after
Monitoring tools watch people.
TeamLens reads the work.
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A category comparison, not a claim about any specific vendor. Using a tool we should compare against line-by-line? Tell us — we'll do it honestly.
Monitoring software has a trust problem.
We built the version we'd accept ourselves.
The deal is simple: the agent shows when it's running, everyone can see their own data, and the rules are the same for the CEO and the newest hire. Visibility you'd be comfortable being on the other side of.
The deal we make with your team
The agent is visible while it runs — no hidden recording. Every member can open their own timeline and screenshots. Blur is set per person, retention is a setting you control, and roles scope every view: managers see their team, members see themselves, and nobody sees more than their role allows.
See it in the tourWhat we don't claim yet
No SOC 2 or ISO badge yet. Privacy policy, terms and DPA are being finalised before public launch. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, retention is configurable, and you can export or delete a workspace on request. If you need something we haven't listed, ask — we'll tell you straight.
Ask usTeamLens runs where your team already works — and talks to the tools you build with.
Build the team you're about to have
Your AI agents, on the same roster as your people
This feed streams from our own workspace today. When Agent Lens reaches yours, every agent gets what every employee already has.
Run on trust, focus and payroll.
Proven in our own workspace first.
Start with
your team today
Get to know TeamLens
TeamLens is workforce visibility for hybrid teams: attendance, live view, activity timelines, screenshots, reports and payroll in one dashboard, with role-based access and privacy controls built in. AI agents can sit on the same roster through Agent Lens (early access).