WhatPulse

WhatPulse is a compact software application whose purpose is to help you keep track of your keyboard and mouse actions, downloading and uploading speed, as well as system uptime.
Although it comprises many dedicated parameters, it sports a clean and straightforward layout that lets you set up the dedicated parameters with minimum effort.
The “Overview” panel provides general information about the total number of pressed keys and clicks, space usage data, downloading and uploading speed, as well as total uptime details.
What’s more, the program lets you view the total number of keystrokes and clicks for different periods of time (e.g. today, yesterday, over a month or year), analyze the information in a graph, and check the total number of keys and clicks for each application.
WhatPulse reveals details about the IP address, name of the active network interface, current downloading and uploading speed, and bandwidth usage (current, average, and maxim values).
Other notable characteristics worth mentioning are represented by the possibility to view data about your computer uptime, total number of reboot sessions, sort the reboot information by date, and check the applications’ total active time.
When it comes to configuration settings, you can make the utility run at Windows startup, hide automatic popups, perform automatic pulsing operations at a user-defined number of keys and clicks, create an ignore list, as well as set up proxy parameters.
During our testing we have noticed that WhatPulse carries out a task quickly, and no errors showed up throughout the entire process. It is quite friendly with system resources, so the overall performance of the computer is not affected.
All in all, WhatPulse proves to be a reliable application that comprises a complete suite of tools, and is suitable for beginners and professionals alike.