PyKeylogger is described as 'Free open source keylogger written in the python programming language, available under the terms of the GNU General Public License. I threw it together one day after not being able to find a simple and trustworthy (as measured by the availability of source code)' and is a Keylogger in the backup & sync category. There are more than 10 alternatives to PyKeylogger for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Web-based and Android apps. The best PyKeylogger alternative is Best Free Keylogger, which is free. Other great apps like PyKeylogger are WhatPulse, All In One Keylogger, Revealer Keylogger and Aobo Keylogger.
KeyCounter provides a way of keeping track of when you've been active on your PC during the day. It does pretty much what it says - counts the number of key strokes you make every minute and records that information, along with whether the mouse has moved.
Type Machine saves everything you type in every app. Open it at any time to find old entries. Never lose a piece of text again!.
Keep track of how many times you press any key. It falls into the “useless but kind of cool” stats category. It was originally written upon request from a friend but I fleshed it out for the NANY 2008 promotion.
iSeeGuard AnyKeylogger is capable of recording all activity, including online chats, content copied to the clipboard, Keystroke recording, and any other actions performed on your computer.
coLog is a lightweight desktop tool that tracks live keyboard and mouse input, visualizes coherence in real time, and saves local session logs for later review.
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