Is TaskDoctor employee monitoring?
No. TaskDoctor is designed to find repetitive browser work worth automating, not monitor employees. It does not capture screenshots, keystrokes, messages, documents, passwords, or page content.
What does TaskDoctor measure?
TaskDoctor measures workflow metadata such as websites used, time spent across workflows, tab switching, copy/paste frequency, navigation patterns, and repetitive workflow signals.
Does TaskDoctor read private content?
No. TaskDoctor does not read emails, documents, chats, customer records, passwords, or page content.
Why do I need this?
Most businesses lose capacity to repetitive admin work, duplicate data entry, unnecessary switching between tools, and manual processes. TaskDoctor helps you see which patterns are worth automating first.
Who is TaskDoctor for?
TaskDoctor is for business owners, operators, agencies, contractors, clinics, back-office teams, and small companies that rely heavily on browser-based work.
How fast is setup?
The extension is designed to install in under one minute. Once installed, it starts collecting metadata and building efficiency insights.
Will it slow down the browser?
TaskDoctor is positioned as lightweight, low-friction, and fast to set up. The extension only collects simple metadata, so it is built to stay lightweight and fast.
What happens after TaskDoctor finds an opportunity?
The report can show automation opportunities. The user can then request help solving the problem through automation plugins, workflow improvements, or custom AI adoption workflows.
Can TaskDoctor help me automate the problem?
Yes. The long-term model is: find repetitive work first, then offer automation solutions for the workflows that are costing the business time.
Is this only analytics?
At first, TaskDoctor is workflow analytics. Over time, it becomes a self-selling automation platform: the report shows the opportunity, then the business owner can click to solve it.
Ready to find work worth automating?
Install the extension and start building a clearer picture of repetitive browser work.
