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May 10, 20260 citationsOpen Access

System Activity Tracker

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KDK. DhivyaMPMukesh PNDNithishkumar D

Key Points

  • The aim is to provide a comprehensive tool for users to monitor and secure their computing environment.
  • Developed using modern technologies like React, Electron, and Python.
  • Utilizes SQLite and Supabase for cloud synchronization.
  • Integrates features such as file system monitoring and cloud security alerts.
  • Provides real-time insights into file activity and productivity tracking.
  • Automatically sends alerts for suspicious deletions, enhancing system security.
  • Facilitates deep monitoring of custom folders on connected devices.

Abstract

System Activity Tracker is a tool that helps users and teams protect their computers. It is a place where you can see exactly what is happening with your files, apps, and connected devices at any time. System Activity Tracker makes it so you do not have to use many different security programs. It has file system monitoring, productivity tracking, and a dashboard where all system logs are shown together. System Activity Tracker is built with modern technology like React, Electron, and Python. It uses SQLite and Supabase to make sure everything is in sync across the cloud. This report is about how System Activity Tracker is put together, how it records every file change, and how it is designed to keep your system safe. System Activity Tracker is a tool that can help teams keep their data secure and be more aware of their work habits. It is really good for people who want to protect their hardware. Additionally, System Activity Tracker integrates cloud-powered security alerts, custom folder tracking, and external platforms like Resend for email reports. These features enhance security by automatically sending alerts for suspicious deletions and enabling deep monitoring of any folder on the device.

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Dhivya et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a002222c8f74e3340f9d0c4https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20082863
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