40% more
Claimed time saved
Vendor claim, unverified
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Reclaim is an AI-powered app that creates 40% more time for teams — auto-schedule tasks, habits, meeting & breaks – free on Google Calendar & Outlook Calendar.
Worth it
Worth itBuy if meetings, tasks, and habits constantly collide — the free tier makes trying it on Google or Outlook nearly risk-free.
AI calendar that auto-schedules tasks, habits, and breaks on Google/Outlook; free tier makes it low-risk, overkill for light calendars.
40% more
Claimed time saved
Vendor claim, unverified
Yes
Free tier
Free plan with limits
79/100
Trust score
Gridinsoft scan
Google + Outlook
Calendars supported
Per vendor site
Free tier exists; paid tiers promo-priced
Hands-off automation repeatedly praised
Tasks, habits, meetings, breaks; Slack/Asana integrations
Security page published; moderate 79/100 scan
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No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Listicle reviewers and Reddit posts describe Reclaim as a hands-off scheduler that protects focus time; independent ratings were scarce in sources reviewed.
“The one that defends your time”
“defends the focus time you already planned.”
Compare Reclaim – AI Calendar for Work & Life with each alternative.
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Reclaim – AI Calendar for Work & Life vs Google CalendarOpen-source scheduling links if booking is all you need
Reclaim – AI Calendar for Work & Life vs Cal.comBased on 13 public sources; mostly vendor pages and listicles, few independent user ratings.
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