We just launched a new feature that changes the default day in Rize to run from 4am to 4am. We made this change to better support people that work across midnight. After speaking with users, we found that most people associated work after midnight with the previous day's work.

Now by default, your day in Rize starts at 4am and ends at 4am. You can customize this in .

We just released a new feature that provides A.I. categorization suggestions for apps and websites. To view suggestions, click on the modal from the Home tab or the Categories tab.

Under each uncategorized app or website, you'll see the categorization suggestion. You can accept the suggestion or select "Not Relevant" to fetch a new suggestion.

You can disable this setting in

Due some recent updates to Safari, Rize is unable to detect when the app is in incognito mode. We completely understand this is not an ideal situation. As a temporary fix, we've launched a special feature that will not store the URL or title for any Safari tracking events.

You can enable this setting in .

We just released a new setting that will redact all emails from calendar events. You can enable it by going to .

You can now export any time range for a Project into a custom PDF report. Just click on the existing Project row in the tab.

Choose the time range you want to export for that specific Project and then select "Export PDF" in the bottom right.

You'll see a dialogue box prompting you to save the downloaded PDF.

Then you can open the PDF report from your computer.

We recently launched the ability to create Clients and Tasks in addition to Projects. To create a Client or a Task, click the down arrow next to "New Project" in the tab.

If you select "New Client", you'll be able to create a Client and assign any child Projects.

If you select "New Project", you can assign the Project a Client or any child Tasks.

If you select "New Task", you can assign the Task a parent Project.

When tagging time on your Home timeline, you'll see your active Clients, Projects, and Tasks divided into separate sections.

Child Projects time totals will be included in Client time totals. Child Task time totals will be included in Project time totals. You can view these time totals in the bottom of the Client/Project/Task modal.

You now set weekly, monthly, or total time budgets for Projects. Just head to the Projects > Overview tab, click "New Project" to create a new project or click the ellipses next to an existing project to edit a project.

After the new or edit project modal appears, scroll to the section. Here you can choose a specific budget target and interval. The interval options are Weekly, Monthly, and Total.

Once a budget is set for a project, you can view the current time spent in the ongoing budget interval and the percentage spent towards that budget set.

If you click into the project by clicking on the entire row for that project, you'll see the budget information for a specific time range if that time interval matches your budget interval (if the budget is monthly, you'll see this only in the monthly timeline).

Rize can now automatically tag blocks of time to specific Projects. Just head to the tab, click "New Project" to create a new project or click the ellipses next to an existing project to edit a project.

Scroll down to the section. You can type and add any number of keywords to a Project.

Once those keywords are added, Rize will look over each 15 minute time block of your activity. If Rize finds the presence of those keywords in the titles the your events for a certain threshold, Rize will automatically tag that time period with a Project tag.

You can see if a Project was tagged automatically by heading to your Home tab and hovering over a specific project session. If the the session was automatically tagged, it will say "Automatically created based on your activity."

We just launched a new Projects tab that includes a ton of new features. New functionality includes:

If you select the you can still view the breakdown for Projects by day, week, month, or year.