I can't really think of any other utility for a keylogger than spying on what somebody does on a computer, but maybe that's because I have a devious mind. I'm sure that a program like Revealer Keylogger must have other purposes, much more innocent than reading personal information.

In any case, this program works surprisingly well. Under a rather simple interface we find a tool that can hide itself (so that users don't notice they're being logged) and record absolutely everything, from a simple text document to the user-names and passwords (without asterisks) entered on any website.

Logs are saved in TXT files. The program includes other configuration options that remain inactive to encourage you to buy a pro version of the program. When logging, it disappears from the desktop and system tray, but still shows an active process in the Task Manager that more advanced users will easily spot.