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Reclaim

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Protect focus time, schedule habits and coordinate meetings around a connected calendar’s changing availability.

Starting price
$0; Starter $10/mo yearly or $12/mo monthly
Free access
Single-user Lite
Billing unit
Seat and scheduling range
Platform
Google Calendar and Outlook
Verified
18 Oct 2026

Overview

What you provide

  • You connect calendars and define focus-time, habit and meeting rules.

What you get

  • You receive scheduled blocks and calendar adjustments within the configured rules.

Choosing this tool

Choose Reclaim when you already have a task system and need calendar protection around it. Choose Motion when project tasks and automatic time allocation should share one application; Todoist suits a lighter task list where you retain more manual scheduling control.

A decision worked through

A solo user planning next week can test Lite. Planning work six weeks ahead exceeds its one-week range but fits Starter’s eight weeks. Ten Starter seats on monthly billing cost $120/month; an eleventh seat exceeds the listed Starter team-size limit.

Reclaim alternatives: compare the same task

For Reclaim, compare calendar protection with full task planning and a manually controlled task list.

ProductPrice / unitFree allowanceInput → outputKey limit
ReclaimRead profileOfficial source ↗Starter monthly $12/seat; annual rate $10.Lite: 1 user and 1-week planning range.Calendar rules → protected time blocks.Starter supports up to 10 seats.
MotionRead profileOfficial source ↗Individual Pro AI: $23 monthly or $228/year.Trial available; duration not assumed.Tasks and availability → planned schedule.Individual and team pricing views differ.
Todoist AssistRead profileOfficial source ↗Pro $60/year; Business $96/user/year before tax.5 personal projects and limited Ramble sessions.Speech or goal → actionable tasks and filters.External assistant subscriptions are separate.

Setup & workflow

  1. Connect only the calendars needed for the pilot.
  2. Set working hours and one focus-time rule.
  3. Inspect schedule changes before expanding automation.
Requirements & installation
  • Permission to connect and edit the calendar selected for scheduling.

Limits & review

  • Scheduling depends on calendar permissions, priorities and realistic task durations. The product cannot create extra working hours; protect immovable meetings and confirm which calendars may be edited.

Your part

  • Review the first rescheduled week for conflicts, working-hour boundaries and excessive fragmentation.
Sources & verification5

This profile is based on official sources, not a hands-on product test.

Vendor descriptions and demos document advertised features. Editorial guidance is based on these sources.