Is Loggy3 legit? Pay, countries, privacy and what users report (2026)

Is Loggy3 legit? The short verdict

Yes, Loggy3 is a real programme that pays, but it pays very little and asks for a lot of access. It is run by Loggy3 LLC, which says it works with an AI research lab in San Francisco whose name it does not disclose. You install a desktop app, record your normal computer use, and are paid per hour of active use: $0.10 an hour to start, rising to $1 an hour at the top tier, per its own product summary.

Here is what we could check on 11 November 2026, what users report, and what nobody has made public.

Origin has not used the app. Reviews are opinions and are not checked by Trustpilot.

Is Loggy3 a scam?

We found no evidence that it is a scam. It publishes terms and a privacy notice (updated 7 November 2026) that name Loggy3 LLC and a San Francisco address, it charges nothing to join, and users report receiving payouts. ScamAdviser rated loggy3.com as likely legitimate and safe on 11 November 2026, while noting that the owner's details are hidden in the domain record and that the domain was registered on 24 February 2025.

The risks are privacy and pay, not theft of a joining fee. Anything you type while recording is captured, including passwords if you forget to stop. And the pay is low enough that the data you hand over is worth thinking about.

What is Loggy3 and how does it work?

Loggy3 is a desktop app for Windows 10, Windows 11 and macOS. You download it from loggy3.com, complete onboarding, and record whatever you already do on your computer: work, study, shopping, browsing or games. There are no assigned tasks. The app pauses itself when you go idle and shows your active time.

It pays because AI labs are building models that use computers the way people do. Its summary says screen recordings show what is on the display, while keyboard and mouse inputs show the actions taken, which together teach a model how people use software.

What does Loggy3 record? Does it log keystrokes?

Yes. Its privacy notice says the app records screen activity, keystrokes, mouse movements, network and hardware data and related metadata while it is running, and that Loggy3 pays "for the right to monitor" how you use your computer. Anything on screen while you record can be captured, including files, messages and documents.

You control when it records. You can stop before opening private content, and after you stop there is a short delay before upload so you can delete an accidental recording. Recordings are encrypted before they leave your computer.

How much does Loggy3 pay?

Loggy3 pays per hour of active recording time, by tier, in US dollars. New participants start on Basic. Only time spent typing and clicking counts; idle time and bot activity do not. Paid time is capped at 10 hours a day, per its summary.

The last column is plain arithmetic at the daily cap, not a promise of work or of reaching a tier.

Source: Loggy3: product summary (llms.txt), checked 11 Nov 2026

Which countries can use Loggy3? Is there an Android app?

Loggy3 says it is available in the Philippines, Kenya, India and Pakistan, to people over 18. Its terms include country rules for exactly those four countries. Other countries are not listed.

There is no Android or iPhone app. Loggy3 runs only on Windows 10, Windows 11 and macOS computers.

How do you get paid by Loggy3?

Payments, including the first, are processed on the 1st and 15th of each month through Dots, a payout company. Recordings count toward the period in which they finish uploading, and processing takes 1 to 3 days. Dots emails you a link to choose a withdrawal method, per Loggy3's summary.

• Methods: GCash, PayMaya, GrabPay, M-Pesa, UPI, PayPal, AirTM and Payoneer, depending on your country.
• Minimum: none, and no payout fee.
• Payday: the 1st and 15th, plus 1 to 3 days to process.
• Questions about a payment: support@loggy3.com.

Does Loggy3 need an ID or a face scan?

Yes. Its privacy notice says it collects your passport or government ID and a picture of you for identity verification and fraud prevention, and that you may be asked to give your details to Persona, an identity-check company. It keeps identity and account data for as long as you have an account plus seven years.

Verification does not always go smoothly. A Trustpilot reviewer in Kenya wrote on 9 November 2026 that verification failed and support did not reply. Only use the official loggy3.com download and never send ID photos through social media or a "helper".

What do the Loggy3 privacy notice and terms say?

The main points, in plain words:

• Recordings (screen, keystrokes, mouse) are kept for five years and stored in the United States, per the privacy notice.
• Recordings are shared with Loggy3's affiliates to build training datasets and train models.
• The terms say models trained on your data belong to Loggy3 or its affiliates.
• Disputes go to private arbitration in San Francisco under Delaware law. You can opt out by emailing support@loggy3.com within 30 days of accepting the terms.
• Philippine users can complain to the National Privacy Commission, and Kenyan users to the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner, under the notice's country sections.

Loggy3 reviews and complaints

Loggy3 has no app-store listing, because it is a desktop app downloaded from its own site. On 11 November 2026 its Trustpilot page showed 3.5 out of 5 from 4 reviews, all from Kenya. Trustpilot notes the company has not invited reviews.

• Paid: "I got paid twice", about $98 in less than a month, though the reviewer said their hourly rate was reduced (review dated 11 October 2026).
• Positive: tiers rise quickly and payments are not delayed (31 October 2026).
• Pay cut: the pay rate "has been reduced", and the reviewer questioned risking their data for so little (4 November 2026).
• Verification: failed ID check and no reply from support (9 November 2026).

What is not known about Loggy3

These points are not public, so treat any claim about them with care:

• The name of the AI lab. Loggy3 says the partner is not publicly disclosed.
• Who owns Loggy3 LLC. The domain record is private and the contact address is a mailbox in San Francisco.
• How quickly people move from Basic to higher tiers, and whether rates change.
• Whether data is sold beyond Loggy3 and its affiliates.

Apps like Loggy3 that pay you to record your screen

Few programmes pay ordinary computer use; most pay for set tasks or skilled work. These state their terms on their own sites (checked 11 November 2026). For Kled, p(doom) and Mercor, see how to get paid to record your screen for AI training.

Reality Perception does not name the company behind it on its site. TaskCapture says it works in 50+ countries. HUMXN pays for skilled design work, not everyday use.

If you would rather film chores, Wake pays from $6 per approved hour but accepts only North America, South America, Europe and Central Asia, and Atlas Capture is open in most countries on iPhone.

How to use Loggy3 more safely

If you decide to try it, these habits limit what gets recorded.

• Stop recording before you type any password, PIN or one-time code, and before banking, GCash or UPI apps.
• Do not record private chats, email, ID documents, medical or work files that belong to an employer or client.
• Use a separate computer user account for recording sessions, with no saved cards or passwords.
• Delete accidental recordings during the upload delay.
• Download only from loggy3.com and ignore anyone who asks for a fee, your login or your ID photos.

What we checked (11 November 2026)

We did not use the app. We read these public pages on 11 November 2026:

• Loggy3 product summary (last reviewed 5 September 2026): pay tiers, countries, devices, payouts.
• Privacy notice (updated 7 November 2026): what is recorded, ID checks, retention, sharing.
• Terms: company, model ownership, arbitration and country rules.
• ScamAdviser: trust rating and domain details.
• Trustpilot: score and the four reviews (read in a browser; the page blocks automated reads).
• The sites of the alternatives listed above.

Run a team that works on computers all day?

Loggy3 pays individuals. Companies whose staff work in specialist software can be paid more for consented, scoped recordings or records; see getting paid to record your screen, for businesses. If your business does hands-on work, check whether your business qualifies or compare programs that pay businesses to record work.

Next step

To compare Loggy3 with other paid recording work, read get paid to record your screen for AI training and apps that pay you to record chores.