RescueTime is a Web-based service that lets you monitor how you spend time on your computer. Here’s a question most of us can probably answer, at least approximately: How many hours do you spend in ...

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Once you figure out which activities make you productive, RescueTime can help you do more of those. It’s Monday morning; you sit down in front of the computer to get some work done… and suddenly, it’s ...

Proponents of productivity are always looking for tips, tricks, and data that can inform them how to eke a little more out of themselves, both personally and in the office. RescueTime ($74 per year ...

Y Combinator-backed RescueTime is a web-based time management tool that lets users monitor the time they spend on the Web, like what applications and websites they’re visiting most frequently, all in ...

Windows and Mac only: Monitor your computer activity easily and efficiently with freeware application RescueTime. Just install the application and let it run in the background so that it can capture ...

Everybody wants to be more productive these days, and we tend to try many things to do that. We try to create schedules, log our time, but sometimes it doesn’t work out. The tool that we are talking ...

Tony Wright has been up to a new project since selling two-month-old Jobby to Jobster last May. It’s called RescueTime and it’s meant to help manage your time and stop you from ending up like this guy ...

RescueTime is a personal analytics tool for both Windows and Mac. RescueTime is a personal analytics tool for both Windows and Mac. Think of it like a self-imposed limit on how much time you can waste ...

GeekWire chronicles the Pacific Northwest startup scene. Sign up for our weekly startup newsletter, and check out the GeekWire funding tracker and VC directory. by John Cook on May 4, 2011 at 10:09 am ...