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RescueTime loves us
Yesterday TechCrunch covered a new time tracking startup called RescueTime.
The idea itself appealed to me. From the vague "semi-stealth" website, it's like HackyStat for all knowledge workers not just developers. It seems to be a desktop application that uploads information on what apps and websites you're using to the web so that you can accurately track your time.
I know I would love to see that information. I can't wait for them to launch.
What made me love the company even more though is that I can see JIRA and Confluence are both in the top 10 apps of whoever made their product tour.
Such a nice way to wake up - thanks RescueTime guys - we love you too! (Or will, I think, after you launch :))
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We *DO* love you, though sometimes I don't love all of the JIRA items that are assigned to me.
Two of the RescueTime guys use Atlassian's lovely product for our "day jobs". Good stuff!
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