How Do I Get Started To Develop Something Like timetracking app?

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I have exp in developing windows application and asp.net websites using c# and .NET 4.5.
I have developed an time tracking windows app for my company.
But now they want me to add a new feature for tracking which app(like manictime) the user was using at any point of time.
But the problem is that this app is going to run in a remote computer(windows 7) which employees connect to from their PC or laptop.
I want to be able to track both process from remote pc and their personal pc or laptop.
Is there any way we can track which application was the user using at any point of time.
And users should not be allowed to kill the app using task manager or any other process viewer app.

I kind of have started with task tracking but cannot get a clue of as to how to track web activity and currently focused app.

Please anyone help
Thanks in advance.

Posted 2-Mar-15 14:36pm

Christopher Fernandes

Updated 2-Mar-15 16:54pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Mar-15 22:39pm

You wan to put handcuffs on the users and limits their freedom. People who created computer systems do far was not so bad (or so stupid) to design them this way. If your company pay you for spying, this is your problem. But why do you think other developers will help you?
—SA

Christopher Fernandes 2-Mar-15 23:58pm

I am an curious learner trying to attain certain skills in the .Net Framework
It would be really good if anyone would at least throw a hint on how to get started with this.

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