Y Combinator-backed
RescueTime is a web-based time management tool that lets users monitor the time they spend on the Web, like what applications and websites they're visiting most frequently, all in an effort to help heavy web users cut down on inefficient uses of their time. (Maybe those three hours in Chrome Angry Birds weren't adding to your overall productivity, friend.) The service can be used on an individual basis or by businesses -- priced by number of users per month -- to help keep their employees on track and focused. RescueTime's awesome user-friendly service inspired a $900K investment from True Ventures, Chris Sacca, Tim Ferris and some other notable angels back in 2008. The company broke even in 2010, and has since been focused on building hockeystick-type growth. Today, RescueTime is cleverly expanding its service into complementary territory with a new feature called
RescueTime Introductions, which offers a way for top talent to find jobs at top companies -- and may very well excite that next round of funding.
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