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ByHeather MacAvelia·Independently reviewed·Published Apr 1, 2026·Updated Jul 30, 2026
Independently verified against live vendor data on Jul 27, 2026.

AI calendar scheduling and time-management agent that auto-blocks tasks, defends focus time, and schedules meetings. Lite Free; Starter $10/seat/mo; Business $15/seat/mo; Enterprise $22/seat/mo.

How we scored it

Autonomy

4/5

Integrations

5/5

Pricing clarity

4/5

Evidence

5/5

Setup

5/5

The facts

Reclaim.ai is an AI calendar scheduling and time-management agent that autonomously schedules tasks, defends focus time, schedules buffer and travel time between meetings, manages smart meetings, and integrates with calendars, task tools, and team systems. Founded in 2019 and acquired by Dropbox in 2024, Reclaim serves more than 600,000 users across 70,000 companies including Google, Shopify, Instacart, and Zendesk. It has particular strength among knowledge workers, engineers, and managers who need to protect productive time without manual calendar management. The product operates as a genuine scheduling AI. Rather than offering calendar overlays or manual time-blocking tools, Reclaim observes task priorities and deadlines from connected tools and autonomously finds optimal scheduling windows. It defends those blocks against meeting overruns and calendar fragmentation without per-action human approval. Reclaim integrates natively with Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook at the calendar layer, and supports task tools including Todoist, ClickUp, Asana, Linear, Jira, and Google Tasks. Tasks from those project systems appear automatically as scheduled calendar blocks without manual entry. Slack integration syncs status in real time based on calendar activity. Zoom, Google Meet, and Raycast are also supported, as are Webhooks for custom workflow connections. Named gaps: Reclaim does not integrate with Notion tasks, Monday.com, or Basecamp, so teams whose task management lives there cannot achieve full bidirectional sync. Salesforce and HubSpot CRM tasks are not natively connected, and there is no Gmail or Outlook email-client integration for turning flagged messages into scheduled tasks. Pricing verified live on reclaim.ai/pricing as of July 2026, in US dollars. Lite: Free indefinitely for individuals, with 1 Scheduling Link, 1 Habit, 1 Calendar Sync, and limited integrations. Starter: $10 per seat per month billed annually (up to 10 seats), includes unlimited Focus Time, 3 Scheduling Links, 3 Smart Meetings, unlimited Habits, unlimited integrations, People Analytics, and unlimited Tasks. Business: $15 per seat per month billed annually (up to 100 seats), adds unlimited Scheduling Links, unlimited Smart Meetings, OOO Calendar, Delegated Access, and Webhooks support. Enterprise: $22 per seat per month billed annually (over 100 seats, contact required), adds SSO and SCIM provisioning, Domain Capture, security reviews, and dedicated onboarding. Monthly billing costs more, at $12 per seat for Starter and $18 for Business. Reclaim offers discounts for nonprofits and startups. Privacy confirmed: Reclaim states in its privacy policy that it will not use Personal Data, including calendar data, to train AI models without explicit opt-in consent. Reclaim is not the right fit for teams needing full workflow management beyond calendar scheduling. Platforms like ClickUp and Notion include project management, document collaboration, and workflow automation that Reclaim does not provide, making it a complement to those tools rather than a replacement. Teams with poor task hygiene in connected tools will see limited autonomous scheduling value, as Reclaim requires accurate priority and deadline data in Todoist, Asana, or Linear to produce quality calendar blocks. Organizations on Microsoft-centric stacks may find Microsoft Viva Insights better integrated with their existing Microsoft 365 environment. Sales teams scheduling external meetings with prospects should evaluate Calendly or Chili Piper, which are purpose-built for external scheduling workflows rather than internal focus-time management. Q3 2026 state: Following the Dropbox acquisition, the G2 listing now shows "By Dropbox." The platform surpassed 600,000 users across 70,000 companies. SOC 2 Type II certification is maintained, renewed in 2024. The product now uses "AI agents" language with an agent library for focus time defense, meeting optimization, and daily planning. Documented outcomes include 7.6 hours more focus time per week, 2.3 fewer meetings per week, and 49% less time waste. No MCP server has been announced as of this audit.

Pricing

freemium · $10/mo annual

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Segment

b2b

Setup

easy

Verified

Jul 27, 2026

Transparency

Mostly Public

Contract

Monthly or Annual

Data training

Not Trained

Human in loop

Optional

Capabilities

schedulingworkflow-builderautonomousreporting

Pros & Limitations

Editorial assessment

Pros

  • Genuine autonomous scheduling agent: Reclaim autonomously handles task scheduling, focus time defense, and 1:1 management without per-action approval, producing better time-management outcomes than calendar-overlay alternatives like Clockwise or Google Calendar add-ons.
  • Deep task tool integration ecosystem covering Todoist, ClickUp, Asana, Linear, Jira, and Google Tasks enables Reclaim to schedule tasks directly from existing project systems, eliminating manual task entry and keeping calendars synchronized with actual work priorities.
  • Permanent free Lite tier with no trial expiry enables genuine evaluation before committing to paid plans, and shared availability visibility drives organic team adoption as colleagues observe each other's defended focus blocks in shared calendars.

Limitations

  • Calendar-first positioning lacks broader productivity capabilities: Reclaim is purpose-built for time management and does not include project management, document collaboration, or workflow automation available in platforms like ClickUp or Notion.
  • AI scheduling quality depends entirely on task and priority data hygiene in connected tools: Reclaim produces best outcomes when Todoist, Asana, or Linear tasks carry accurate priorities and deadlines, with scheduling quality degrading significantly when input data is sparse or outdated.
  • Autonomous scheduling requires users to cede meaningful calendar control to AI: the system moves and defends calendar blocks on your behalf, which is a procurement constraint for knowledge workers with manual calendar preferences or organizations with strict IT policies around third-party calendar access.

Technical Details

Deployment
web-app
Model architectureProprietary
Avg setup time< 15 minutes (sign up free Lite, connect Google Calendar or Outlook, install task tool integrations, configure first habits and tasks)
Autonomous rateAutonomous: Reclaim AI schedules tasks, defends focus time, finds meeting times, and manages 1:1s autonomously based on configured priorities; users review and approve calendar changes
Integrations
Google CalendarMicrosoft OutlookSlackZoomGoogle MeetTodoistClickUpAsanaLinearJiraGoogle TasksRaycastWebhooks
Security
SOC 2 Type IIGDPRCCPA

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