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Reclaim AI

FreemiumProductivity Last updated: April 13, 2026

Reclaim AI is an AI calendar assistant that defends focus time, auto-schedules habits and tasks, and syncs with Asana, Jira, and Todoist on top of Google Calendar and Outlook.

Pricing

Freemium

Free (Lite plan); Starter from $8/user/month (billed annually)

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Platforms

WebBrowser ExtensionAPI

Capabilities

Context WindowN/A
API PricingN/A
Image Generation✗ No
Memory Persistence✓ Yes
Computer Use✗ No
API Available✓ Yes
Multimodal✗ No
Open Source✗ No
Browser Extension✓ Yes

Our Score

8.4/10
Functionality9.0
Features8.5
Usability8.5
Value9.5
Integrations8.5
Reliability8.0

Overview

Reclaim AI is an intelligent scheduling layer operating on top of Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook, continuously re-optimising the calendar around priorities, deadlines, habits, and meeting needs without replacing existing tools. Focus Time blocks show as free when light and lock only as meetings fill available slots. AI Habits schedule recurring routines around conflicts using 100+ templates. Tasks sync bi-directionally from Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Linear, Todoist, and Google Tasks and are time-blocked by P1–P4 priority. Starter costs $8/user/month annual. There is no native mobile app — only a PWA. Reclaim does not train AI on user data. Acquired by Dropbox in 2024; used by 60,000+ companies.

Pricing

Plans & Pricing

Key Features

  • Focus Time auto-blocking showing as free when light, locking only as meetings fill available slots
  • AI Habits scheduling recurring routines flexibly around conflicts using 100+ role-specific templates on paid plans
  • Bi-directional task sync from Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Linear, Todoist, and Google Tasks with P1–P4 priority time-blocking
  • Smart Meetings finding optimal times across all attendees and auto-rescheduling 1:1s and round-robins around priorities
  • Scheduling Links surfacing 524% more available slots than static booking tools by exposing conditionally available times
  • People Analytics and team workload dashboards surfacing meeting load, focus hours, and burnout risk on Business and Enterprise

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Starter at $8/user/month annual is significantly cheaper than Motion ($19/month) while combining scheduling, focus time, and task management from six PM tools in one platform
  • Bi-directional task sync with Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Linear, Todoist, and Google Tasks enhances existing workflows rather than requiring migration, unlike Motion's all-in-one model
  • Genuinely free Lite plan with no time limit and a 14-day Business trial on signup requires no credit card and allows real evaluation before any payment commitment
  • Reclaim explicitly does not train AI on user data, backed by SOC 2 and GDPR compliance

Cons

  • No native iOS or Android app — only a Progressive Web App lacking push notification reliability and offline functionality, making Reclaim a desktop-first tool unsuitable for mobile-primary professionals
  • Free Lite plan is limited to 1 Habit, 1 Scheduling Link, and 1-week range with no task integrations — insufficient for ongoing professional use
  • iCloud Calendar is not natively supported — Apple Calendar users must configure a workaround with sync delays of minutes to hours
  • No project management depth — no subtasks, dependencies, or complex project tracking; a separate PM tool is required alongside Reclaim

Who It's For

Best For

  • Knowledge workers with heavy meeting loads who need focus time defended automatically without abandoning their existing task manager
  • Freelancers wanting a lightweight AI scheduling layer at $8/month that enhances Google Calendar or Outlook without full platform migration
  • Engineering, product, and operations teams needing company-wide focus time policies, no-meeting day protection, and workforce analytics
  • Teams using Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Linear, or Todoist who want project tasks automatically time-blocked on the calendar by priority

Not Ideal For

  • Mobile-first professionals who manage their schedule primarily from iPhone or Android — no native mobile app
  • Teams wanting an all-in-one platform replacing project management, docs, and scheduling in a single tool
  • Apple Calendar or iCloud users — no native iCloud support with cumbersome workaround required
  • Users needing AI content generation, email drafting, or workflow automation beyond calendar scheduling

Use Cases

Automation

8/10

Bi-directional task sync from six PM tools automatically time-blocks project work on the calendar; priority-based rescheduling (P1–P4) propagates changes from task managers instantly without manual entry.

Personal Productivity

9.5/10

Focus Time blocks defend deep work without creating false unavailability; AI Habits reschedule around conflicts so routines survive busy weeks; proactive at-risk warnings surface deadline conflicts days in advance.

Marketing

8/10

Smart Meetings finds optimal times across all attendees; Scheduling Links show 524% more availability than static booking tools; no-meeting day policies protect campaign execution time at team level.

Research

7.5/10

People Analytics and Time Tracking surface how time distributes across meetings, tasks, habits, and focus blocks; weekly automated reports delivered to Slack on Business; no meeting content or transcript capability.

Education

8.5/10

50% educational discount on Starter for 12 months; Habits auto-schedule study sessions and office hours; Focus Time defence protects research and writing time from administrative meeting load.

Consider These Instead

When Not To Choose Reclaim AI

Choose Motion when an all-in-one platform replacing project management, docs, meeting notes, and scheduling is the goal — Motion's AI Employees and autonomous scheduling justify the $19/user/month premium for teams willing to migrate their full workflow. Choose Clockwise when calendar optimisation and focus time defence are needed for larger teams at a lower price point with stronger Google Calendar-native integration depth. Choose Calendly when the primary use case is external meeting booking with customers or prospects rather than internal calendar optimisation — Calendly's routing forms and CRM integrations are purpose-built for outbound scheduling workflows.

Integrations

Google CalendarMicrosoft OutlookAsanaJiraSlackTodoist

Known Limitations

feature gapecosystem weaknesslearning curvepricing complexity

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