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Introduction: Rize is an AI-powered time tracker designed to enhance focus and support the development of better work habits. It automatically logs your computer activity, generates daily and weekly reports, and provides customizable categories for deeper insights into your time usage. Key features include AI-driven break and overwork notifications, calendar integration, focus time detection, distraction blocking, and focus music.
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Rize Product Information

What is Rize?

Rize is an AI-powered time tracker that improves your focus and helps you build better work habits. It automatically captures time spent on your computer, provides daily and weekly reports, and offers customizable categories for better insights into how your time is spent. Rize also includes features like AI break notifications, overworking notifications, calendar integration, focus time detection, distraction blocking, and focus music.

How to use Rize?

Rize is a macOS and Windows application that automatically tracks time spent on your active desktop window. Connect your Google or Outlook Calendar to log time spent in meetings. The AI productivity coach analyzes your activity to provide real-time guidance on when to focus and when to take breaks.

Rize's Core Features

  • Automatic Time Tracking
  • A.I. Break Notifications
  • Distraction Blocker
  • Customizable Categories
  • Daily & Weekly Reports
  • Focus Music

Rize Use Cases

#1 Track productivity, prioritize tasks, and manage performance.
#2 Streamline time tracking and project budget management.
#3 Gain actionable insights into productivity, goal tracking, and meeting effectiveness.
#4 Manage projects, deep work, and publication progress.

FAQ from Rize

Who is Rize for? +

Rize is designed for anyone who values their time and wants to improve their productivity. This includes founders, freelancers, managers, researchers, and individuals looking to build better work habits.

How does Rize track my activity? +

Rize is a macOS and Windows application that automatically logs time spent on your active desktop window. It tracks websites by requesting the current URL and integrates with Google or Outlook Calendar to log meeting time.

What platforms does Rize support? +

Rize is currently available for macOS (Mojave 10.14.6 or later) and Windows (Windows 10 or later). Linux support is planned for the future.

How does Rize protect my data? +

Your data is hosted on Amazon Web Services with physical and electronic security measures. Access is restricted to your password-protected account, and all data is encrypted both at rest and in transit.

What happens when I stop paying for my subscription? +

If you cancel your subscription, you retain access to your account and can export your historical data. However, the app will no longer track new activity.

Do you have a referral program? +

Yes. After signing up, you can share a referral code to give friends one free month of Rize, and you will receive one free month for each friend who subscribes. We also offer an ambassador program for those with larger audiences, allowing you to earn 40% of recurring subscription payments from your referrals.

Rize Pricing

Free

$0

Free plan available.

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