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I have used Rescuetime for years and for the most part, am very satisfied with the service. It would be helpful if you added a simple comparison between Rescuet
by peternicky 10y ago
I have used Rescuetime for years and for the most part, am very satisfied with the service. It would be helpful if you added a simple comparison between Rescuetime and your service.
- Ensorceled 10y agoYes, RescueTime is really your main competitor. Let people like me know what you offer to get me to think about switching!
- ivm 10y agoCurrently the differences are window tracking (RT only tracks apps afaik), chat tracking, instant feedback, and keeping the tracked data on your machine. Downsides compared to RT: no sync between devices (and it's not coming soon), no "offline time" (but it's temporary).
- peternicky 10y agoThanks for this info, but I don't know what you mean by "instant feedback" and "chat tracking". Rescuetime does allow window tracking (unless I don't understand what that means). For me personally, the most essential Rescuetime features missing in your app are: - ability to install a client on gnu, OS X and Windows. - 95% of the time, it correctly categorizes my activities, requiring very little input from me. Looking forward to trying your app!
- ivm 10y agoInstant feedback: to see your productivity in RT you need to go to its dashboard. Qbserve shows productivity score in the dock icon (with color) and in the menu bar (colors + percents). Chat tracking: Qbserve can look into Skype, Slack and Telegram Messenger apps and track your chat/team names as separate activities.