I'm a pretty picky user, I send feedback and all that, and I have had such a great experience from beginning to end using RescueTime that I have been telling everyone I can about it. From a time management perspective it is amazing, I can tag the applications I use and sites I visit with things like "work", "email", "news", "social" and then I can also tell it how productive (or non-productive) each tag is.
I love graphs and charts and am a data head, so this has been love love LOVE (!!) at first sight. I can't say enough about it, and I am sure it will only get more amazing as they continue to develop it. Even if it didn't change a bit I think I would use it for a long time, I've never had a tool like this before!
They are in Seattle, just 3 owner/operators.
RescueTime Website: http://www.rescuetime.com/
RescueTime Blog: http://blog.rescuetime.com/
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We love you too! [grin]
Thanks for the kind words. When you're at the stage that we're at (happily working away but glancing worriedly at our own bank accounts from time to time), it's kudos like these that keep us energized.
THE YC experience is wrapping up-- and we were farther along than most when we started (along with Heroku)-- but 90% of what you see happened during YC. Pretty crazy how much you can get done when you dig in with a short (ahd horrifying) deadline!
Cheers, -Tony (RescueTime)
well, I saw a similar solution called kpimatrix (http://www.suzerein.com) they have a free version as well
Just you are I find Rescuetime very useful to everyone in managing time efficiency.I've been using it for a couple of days and it works great and easy to use with no data entry. RescueTime feature automated time tracking that measure which application, website or document that is active being use. It generate reports on where you spend your time. That make me aware on where am I at my goal.
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