Author : The Information Diet
RescueTime helps track what you're working on, keeping a diligent count of what's happening on your computer. While it cannot track and account for your every moment, for those that are spending most of their time in front of a computer, RescueTime is the best tool.
As seen in Lifehacker :
How to Start Your Information Diet
Founder and Principle : astuteo.com
For the past year, I've been able to count 75 percent of my time as billable hours, which is great for a designer. RescueTime certainly played a role in that.
As seen in Inc Magazine :
A Tool to Boost Personal Productivity
Director of Product : Limeade | @dreeves
RescueTime teaches me things about my workday I would never otherwise have the time or perspective to learn. It's a great tool for anyone who wants to be intentional about improving their productivity.
Wow. @RescueTime is awesome, and makes me way more accountable with my time each day (shetweeted, fully understanding the irony) ;-)
Writer : alinadizik.com
RescueTime really helped us get a handle on how we spend our work time. And having a written account of where our minutes went pushed us to modify our work habits—and get more done.
As seen in The Wall Street Journal :
Services to Help Us Stop Dawdling Online
Product Manager - Analytics : Twitter
RescueTime works like a biofeedback loop, letting me know when my guess about my own productivity (or lack thereof) is confirmed in real data. As I've learned from it over time, I've become a lot smarter about using my time well, and getting the most meaningful work done that I can.
Behavioral Designer : @moxon
71% productivity of all computer time this week via @rescuetime . Fantastic to be able to track improvement. So much InDesign time...
So far today I spent 7h 20m online.Only 14% of that was "distracting" (so says RescueTime). Yay!