- What does RescueTime do:
- RescueTime is a web-based time management tool that monitors and tracks the computer usage time. It is a lightweight desktop app, browser extension, and mobile app that tracks where you spend your time. It also rates your productivity based on how much time you are spending on productive tasks versus unproductive ones, and puts that data into simple, well-designed charts.
- Launch year: 2007
- Company Name: RescueTime
- Headquarters: Seattle, US
- Founder(s): Brian Fioca, Tony Wright and Mark Wolgemuth
- Number of RescueTime employees: 16
- How many people use RescueTime: Over 2 million people in the past decade
- Revenue:Â $100K
- Registered users: 2 million registered users
- Industry sector: Enterprise Software
- Top Country for RescueTime usage: United States
- Funding raised so far: $920K
- Top 5 Competitors or similar products:Â Kerridge Commercial Systems, Kainos, Rimini Street, Brady and Time Doctor
- Integrations: RescueTime has its integrations with Slack and calendar
- Free plan: Free trial for 14 days with distraction blocking software, real-time goals and alerts notifications and various analytics and reporting tools
- What makes RescueTime interesting:  RescueTime provides One-Click Offline Time Tracking where it automatically prompts us to one-click add Offline Time when you’ve been away so you have a full picture of your day.
- App works with: Apple, Windows, Chrome, Android and ios
- RescueTime has: Logged more than 1.37 billion hours of screen time over the past decade
- RescueTime Believes in: Quality beats quantity
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