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Description of Spytech SpyAgent v4.3

While the cat's away, the mice will play. Or rather, someone may play with your mouse. See, because your mouse is connected to your PC and - oh, never mind. Spytech SpyAgent is a set of PC monitoring tools that records all activity on a protected system while you are away. SpyAgent records keystrokes and logs Web sites visited, applications run, Internet connections made, and files or documents viewed. You can have the log records automatically e-mailed to yourself as well.

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• Reviewed by: IdahoGuy

  10-28-2008

  Duration of ownership: 3 Months

  Strengths: I like that it can capture both sides of chats (when it works), I like that it can email you logs (though chats are not part of that)

  Weaknesses: Program breaks frequently, frequently records nothing at all. Screens have mismatched themes making them a pain to navigate. Things like chat conversations are not considered part of the normal log and are not emailed with the rest. NO REFUNDS!

  Overall Evaluation: I needed this quickly as I had a time sensitive application. I spent two hours trying to get it to install correctly (I'm a software engineer - this isn't new to me). I got most of it to work, but then it only worked intermittently and crashed all the time. The screens are a mishmash of thoughts and ideas that the developer never turned into a seamless application (like several people independently developed each screen). You can’t save the things you need in anything approaching a useful way. I never could get the email to work properly even though I used standard SMTP servers that work with all other programs. Worst of all, there were many, many times when I knew my teen was on yahoo chat for hours, but when I checked later there was no record of it all. In the end, I was able to log into my teens yahoo chat (she left the auto-logon feature enabled), I turned on archiving and then I could log on later and read the chats (which was a true life saver). After all that and untold hours fiddling with this application, I asked for a refund. At this point I was rigorously informed that the web site “clearly states that there is no refund”.

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