The Guardian Eye (formerly TGEYE)

The Guardian Eye is a lightweight software application whose purpose is to help you monitor a target computer and get information about every keystroke and clipboard change, as well as accessed websites and programs. You may take screenshots, send logs via email or FTP connections, and block certain websites and Windows features.

You are welcomed by a well-organized set of features, which makes it easier for rookies and professionals alike to set up the dedicated parameters.

The Guardian Eye gives you the possibility to pick the installation directory, automatically send logs at a custom number of minutes, specify a custom filename, as well as set up a master password.

The application lets you enable the key logging process and log viewer, disable Windows Task Manager and Registry Editor, and export log data to plain text file format. You are allowed to run the utility at Windows startup and read clipboard information.

You can make The Guardian Eye send logs via email to a user-defined address. You are allowed to specify the username, password, SMTP server, and email address. Plus, the tool is able to send notifications when the program is started on a computer. Logs can also be sent via FTP connections.

The Guardian Eye helps you automatically take screenshots at a custom number of minutes, opt for high-quality PNG or low-quality JPEG images, send screenshots via email or FTP, and save the captured images locally.

You can create a list with the websites that you want to block, uninstall the utility from the current computer, enable Task Manager and Registry Editor, and remove the app from the startup.

The Guardian Eye comes packed with several useful monitoring options. On the downside, it has not been update for a while so you may bump into compatibility issues on newer operating systems. We have tested it on Windows 8.1 Pro and come across several crashes.