A behind-the-scenes look at everything that’s going on with RescueTime.
RescueTime loves helping people make the most of their time, and even more than that, we love understanding how people make the most of their time. We want to know what it takes to accomplish a project like National Novel Writer’s Month. So we’re doing an experiment, and we’d like your help. If you don’t […]
RescueTime’s NaNoWriMo experiment: Quantified-self for writers Read More »
Hi there! I’m Robby Macdonell and I’m thrilled to be joining the RescueTime team to help out with product development and the overall user experience. They’re a great bunch of guys, and I have an awesome view of Elliot Bay out our office window, but there are a few other reasons why I’m giddy with
Hi There! Allow me to introduce myself… Read More »
It’s been several months and we wanted to provide a general update as to how all things RescueTime were performing. The good news is we have many, many great customers who are passionate and vocal about our products and services, who care deeply about their productivity and their ability to manage the ever shrinking amount
RescueTime Update – Inside one of the most productive offices on the planet Read More »
We are currently performing maintenance on our SSL Certificate. The existing certificate has expired, so you may see an “invalid certificate” while we are getting the updated certificate in place. I’ll update this blog post and our Twitter status ( twitter.com/rescuetime ) when we have completed the maintenance. Thank you! Update #1: New SSL Certification
RescueTime SSL Certificate Maintenance Read More »
Sorry for the relative silence on this blog– we’ve been hard at work doing the following: scaling RescueTime to handle the steady influx of users fundraising (we’ve got some exciting news on this front coming soon) hiring (if you happen to know a Rails, Python, or C++ developer who wants to jump in with us,
RescueTime Gets a Shiny New Logo Read More »
Not a lot of people know this, but RescueTime was built on a part-time basis. We’d steal time in evenings, on weekends, and sometime on vacation to build what we’ve created to date. Add this to assorted travels around the holidays and we’ve been positively slammed. With the volume of new users we’ve gotten, it’s
RescueTime Hits Silicon Valley Read More »
Heads up: Before you dive in, just a friendly reminder that this is an almost 10-year old blog post on launching products. We’ve kept it up as, while some of the examples might feel dated, we still think the approach is a good one. Enjoy! I tend to be skeptical of my own ideas (this
How to have 4,000 Users Waiting When You Launch Read More »
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