What's Included in Solo Focus Reports
RescueTime's Solo Focus reports offer a deeper look at your data.
Activity reports contain specific details about the files and web pages within the programs you use and the websites you visit. Here's a summary of what your Solo Focus reports can show you:
Detailed activity reporting
Breakdown of activities by source
Unlimited history
Customized time filters
Exporting your data to CSV
Filtering your data by keyword
Another layer of detail
With Detailed Title Tracking turned on, you can see specific information about the files and web pages within the programs you use and the websites you visit.
For example, you may want to see the details of your Gmail activity. While viewing your Gmail report, click the Summary tab at the top of the page and you'll see how much time you spent on each particular email.
To give you a deeper understanding of how you spend your time, RescueTime breaks your activities down by source. Time recorded on your desktop computers, your mobile devices, and your offline activities is separated in your reports.
This is an easy way to find out where you do your most productive work. Are your most distracting activities happening on mobile? Is your deep work done on your desktop?
One way to visualize your data and get a sense of how your activities, categories, and productivity have changed is the trending report. In the graph view, you can keep an eye on long-term trends for a given day, week, or month, and make comparisons over time.
This report is especially helpful if you want to start a new habit or learn a new skill. Maybe you want to learn to code or devote more time to writing. The trending report shows your progress, so you'll quickly see if you need to make any adjustments.
Solo Focus accounts don't limit the amount of data you can view. All of your historical data is available for as long as you keep your subscription. The date picker gives you many options to dig deep and get a long-term view of your productivity.
You can create customized filters to isolate specific times of day and get a more granular view of your activities. Maybe you want to learn whether you're more productive in the morning or the afternoon, or you have regular work hours and want to understand your non-work activity.
If you want to sort and filter your data by your own criteria, you can export it to a CSV. Click the Export / Share button on any report, then select Export to CSV from the window that appears.
If you're looking for something specific, the keyword search makes it easy to find. It groups activity details, documents, and sites that don't fit neatly inside one category. If you run the same search often, you can save it as a filter so you don't have to enter it each time.
Use Boolean operators to narrow or broaden your search. For an exact match, surround your term or phrase with quotation marks, or use the logical operators AND, OR, and NOT.