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    RescueTime

    Score10 out of 10
    N/ARescueTime, from the company of the same name in Seattle, is a platform for understanding attention and time spent on digital devices, with the goal of helping knowledge workers to understand the ever-increasing time they spend staring at a screen, and be able to take steps to optimize their work days for maximum efficiency, balance and happiness. RescueTime tracks exactly how a user spends time on digital devices, automatically categorizing activity so users can see the time spent on specific…N/A

    Timeneye

    Score5 out of 10
    N/ATimeneye is a time tracking and attendance offering from the small software company of the same name.N/A
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    RescueTimeTimeneye
    Free Trial
    NoNo
    Free/Freemium Version
    NoNo
    Premium Consulting/Integration Services
    NoNo
    Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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    Time Doctor
    Score8 out of 10
    Medium-sized Companies
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    Toggl Track
    Score9 out of 10
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    TimeCamp
    Score7.3 out of 10
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    User Ratings
    RescueTimeTimeneye
    Likelihood to Recommend
    7.0
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    User Testimonials
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    RescueTime
    To understand where you are wasting too much time, and what you have to cut out in order to stop losing attention to what really matters in a day's work. It's a good app to categorize your day-to-day work and report your productivity level, and also how focused you are on what really matters from 9 to 5.
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    Timeneye
    Timeneye is appropriate when you need a basic time tracking software without a lot of gimmicks or external capabilities. It connects into your existing efforts and has a simple layout. Though it doesn't have separated or well-designed permissions, you can still separate who has access to certain jobs and phases.
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    Pros
    RescueTime
    • Understand how I'm spending work time.
    • Maps everything that I do.
    • Easy to deploy and use.
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    Timeneye
    • Simple to use.
    • Easy to set up.
    • Easy to add clients, projets and phases.
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    Cons
    RescueTime
    • User experience could improve.
    • Price.
    • Need to edit/categorize some activities manually.
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    Timeneye
    • Lacking basic job reports without considerable time investment.
    • Lack of overall reporting and cost per a job metrics.
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    RescueTime
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    Timeneye
    Harvest wins in a direct comparison in everything except cost. It is more built out, more inclusive, has more third party integrations, and more support than Timeneye does. We selected Timeneye first and for most because of its affordability. We switched over to Harvest as an agency when we outgrow the Timeneye setup.
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    Return on Investment
    RescueTime
    • Prioritize the most important jobs.
    • To set a limited time for less important work.
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    Timeneye
    • Cheapest time tracking platform out there. It allows basic project time tracking and cost per project analysis capabilities.
    • It takes so long to report on jobs it might not be worth the cheaper cost.
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