Thanks. Also wanted to ask - how is this compared to RescueTime?

At its core, Rize works similarly to most time trackers (e.g. RescueTime) in that in automatically tracks and categorizes the time you spend on different apps and websites. However, while products like RescueTime are primarily passive time trackers, Rize dives deeper into analyzing your productivity and enables you to build better work habits.

Our timeline view depicts how your day unfolded and the exact time spans of the day you were focused, in meetings, taking breaks. You can drill down into specific blocks of focus time to see how much you were context switching and which apps or websites were most distracting. Our Session Timer always you to start Focus Sessions with music that helps you focus or start Breaks with guided meditation. Rize will also help you build better work habits by notifying you when to take a break and when you’ve reached a certain number of hours worked.

Those are biggest differences at a high level but there are a few smaller ones too. Rize provides an improved dashboard over other products like RescueTime as well as more granular categorization rules and customization.

Let me know if there's anything I can expand on or clarify.

Thanks again. Last question (but the most important one):
Do you have any plans to incorporate AI into the product - so it could "study" my general behavior and give me personalized tips on how could I be more productive based on my past data, recent activity and according to the goals I've set, My general agenda, etc? (and I'm sure this could go to many other directions as well)

Love this question! It's super inline with how we plan on developing Rize. We actually already integrate AI into Rize. Currently, we have a custom machine learning algorithm we use to rate the quality of your Focus Sessions. It takes over 20 different aspects of how you work to provide you a quality score. This is just the beginning of how we plan on integrating more AI & machine learning into Rize.