If you've ever wondered who your wife is chatting with all the time, All In One Keylogger lets you read her chat conversations, look at her e-mails and look at the sites she's surfed. If you've ever wondered what your husband is doing when he works on his computer or what your children are doing on theirs, try out All In One Keylogger. Do your employees surf on the internet instead of doing their work which you pay them for? Do they sell company secrets to your competitors? By activating All In One Keylogger, you can monitor everything including blocking unwanted sites/programs. The Key Logger allows you to register all keystrokes typed, including language-specific characters, talk and messages conversations, passwords, e-mails, clipboard, microphone sounds, screenshots captured, desktop and Internet activity (such as sites your kids have visited). From immediately you can know what your kids, spouse, employees are doing on the PC and maintain a backup of your typed date.
Editor's review of All In One Keylogger

You don't need mad spy skills to monitor a PC; you just need a decent keylogger. All In One Keylogger records keystrokes, Web site access, and application use. It also takes screenshots at user-specified intervals and records audio through the microphone. The logically organized main interface makes it easy to view logs and have them sent to you via e-mail or FTP. You also can block access to certain programs, though we found configuring this feature a trial-and-error process.

All In One Keylogger lets you hide most signs of its operation, including the list of processes in Task Manager; however, tools such as Process Explorer let you see and stop them. You can call the program out of stealth mode by typing your master password into a form or a text document or by pressing a user-specified hot key. The one-week trial period may not be enough for a full evaluation, but we think most users will find All In One Keylogger a more than adequate system snoop.