More tabs. More messages. More “just checking in.” Yet the important work still goes quiet. Ercomai shows what is moving, what is stuck and where the day actually went... before another week disappears.
Your team should not need another meeting to explain the work. Ercomai makes progress visible, lost time obvious and the next move hard to miss.
No hunting. No “who is doing this?” Just the real work, with an owner and a next move.
You thought you “just checked” Instagram. The clock remembers what your brain edits out.
The useful page in front of you should become work now, not a forgotten tab you rediscover next month.
A tab you meant to return to. A deadline sitting inside a chat. A teammate waiting because nobody knows the next step. Small gaps become expensive days.
Open because closing them feels like losing the work.
The message people send when the system cannot answer for them.
Gone to a domain you only remember visiting for a minute.
Quietly holding up four other tasks while everyone stays busy.
Open the full workspace when you need the whole picture. Use the Chrome companion when you are already in the middle of the work. Both views stay connected.
When work moves, the right person sees it where they are most likely to act.
Assignments, comments and status changes sit beside the work they belong to.
The notification badge follows you into Chrome without forcing the full workspace open.
Email keeps urgent changes visible even when Ercomai is closed.
Pause browser tracking whenever you want. Exclude private domains. Track by domain instead of recording page contents. Useful visibility should not feel like surveillance.
Start with your own week. Invite people when shared work starts living in too many messages, meetings and memories.
Start with your own account. No WordPress login. No technical setup.
Add tasks, invite your team and choose exactly who can manage what.
Capture tabs, track time and receive the same updates wherever the work happens.
No. Ercomai uses its own account and workspace. WordPress is not part of the customer's sign-in experience.
Yes. Solo users can manage tasks, recurring work, projects, browser time and focus sessions. Team features become useful when you invite other people.
No. Browser time is tracked by domain, and you can pause tracking or exclude domains whenever you choose.
Not for now. Beta testers can invite the people they need while we learn how different workspaces use the product.
No. Beta access is currently free while we test the experience and collect useful feedback.
Use Ercomai with your own tasks or your actual team. We review every request, then send approved testers their access steps by email.