The NYT says RescueTime is the "epitome" of personal time tracking software.

I'm a Pioneer!

Quoted: It was joined by angel investors Tim Ferriss (author of the 4 Hour Work Week), Mike Koss (an early pioneer at Microsoft), Chris Sacca (a former Google executive) and Mike Seckler (formerly the founder of Employease).

Love the new RescueTime features - especially think the new scoring system is more intuitive (and less "magic").

Thanks to RescueTime, I'm now a listed Angel investor on CrunchBase (they never got my Faves.com investment).

RescueTime is hiring.

Quoted: RescueTime is time management software that helps individuals and businesses understand how they spend their time (with NO DATA ENTRY), and provides tools to help them spend it more productively.

Tony's interview with Scoble about Rescue Time!

Tony's really good blog post about bootstrapping the financing of a web 2.0 startup. I like his definition of the 3 milestones your company has to reach.

I'm using two tools from our StartPad tenants - RescueTime and Chatterous. I think they're both really cool and useful.

Some great mentions and a quote from StartPad tenants, RescueTime, in the New York Times this weekend.

Quoted: A typical information worker who sits at a computer all day turns to his e-mail program more than 50 times and uses instant messaging 77 times, according to one measure by RescueTime, a company that analyzes computer habits. The company, which draws its data from 40,000 people who have tracking software on their computers, found that on average the worker also stops at 40 Web sites over the course of the day.
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“We are hunter-gatherers at the core,” said Tony Wright, chief executive of RescueTime, who is also a member of the new nonprofit group. “We open e-mail and hit ‘send and receive’ to see if something interesting has come in.”