RescueTime News

A behind-the-scenes look at everything that’s going on with RescueTime.

Connect RescueTime to hundreds of apps with our updated IFTTT channel!

We just made some exciting new updates to the RescueTime IFTTT channel. You can now use weekly summary reports in your Recipes and log offline time from other apps (like your Google Calendar). IFTTT is a service that connects hundreds of applications via simple connections that let one application respond to actions in another. You

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New integration with Automatic: Track your driving time like your computer time

Today we’re launching a new integration with Automatic that will make it possible to track your driving time just like you would any other application or website. There are SO many interesting questions that can be answered here, like: “How does your commute relate to your time at work?”, “Do you tend to log most time in

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Zapier integration update: Daily summary reports and Automated highlight logging

A few months ago we added support for using RescueTime’s Alert notifications within Zapier, a service that helps people automate their favorite web apps. We found that it was really, really useful, so we’ve added two additional triggers and an action to the RescueTime app on Zapier. These improvements will open up a bunch of new ways

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RescueTime alerts are now 280 times more awesome (thanks, Zapier!)

You can now use your RescueTime Alerts to automate your favorite web applications, thanks to our new integration with Zapier.com. Say what? Probably easiest to show some examples. Here are a few things we’ve been doing around the RescueTime offices that illustrate some of what you can do with this integration. 1. Deliver alerts differently

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