Review · Business & work
Reclaim.ai review
AI calendar assistant that defends focus time, schedules habits and tasks, and moves flexible meetings on Google Calendar or Outlook.
By the DBotMaker research desk · Updated November 9, 2026
- Capabilities (40%)
- 9.0
- Ease of setup (30%)
- 8.8
- Value (30%)
- 9.3
Reclaim.ai works as a layer over the calendar you already use rather than a new app. Its agents protect Focus Time, place recurring Habits, add buffer and travel time, and reschedule flexible Smart Meetings when conflicts appear. Tasks from Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Linear, Todoist and Google Tasks can be turned into protected time blocks. The free Lite plan already includes Focus Time, Habits, Smart Meetings and one scheduling link, though it plans only one week ahead with one calendar sync. Starter costs $10 per seat per month on yearly billing, or $12 monthly, and raises the range to 8 weeks with 3 scheduling links for teams of up to 10. Business at $15 per seat yearly adds unlimited links, webhooks, a team out of office calendar and delegated access for executive assistants. You can also control the calendar from Slack, Raycast, ChatGPT or Claude via MCP. The trade-off is that larger teams and assistants need Business to get the full feature set.
Who it is for
Professionals and teams who want AI to manage an existing Google or Outlook calendar instead of switching apps.
Price
Free Lite plan; Starter $10 per seat per month billed yearly or $12 monthly; Business $15 per seat billed yearly.
Starter For small teams. $10 per seat/month
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.
Key features
- Focus Time agents that block deep work and can auto-decline meetings during it
- Habits agents for recurring routines such as lunch, with time defense settings
- Smart Meetings that flag conflicts and recommend new times
- Buffer and travel time added before and after meetings
- Task scheduling from Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Linear, Todoist and Google Tasks
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Free Lite plan includes Focus Time, Habits, Smart Meetings and 1 scheduling link
- Strength: Works on top of Google Calendar and Outlook, so nobody has to change calendars
- Strength: Manage the calendar from Slack, Raycast, Claude via MCP or ChatGPT
- Weakness: Lite limits scheduling to a 1 week range and 1 calendar sync
- Weakness: Starter caps teams at 10 seats and 3 scheduling links
- Weakness: Delegated access for assistants starts on Business
Key facts
- Plans: Lite, Starter, Business, Enterprise
- Scheduling range: 1 week on Lite, 8 weeks on Starter, 12 weeks on Business
- Calendars: Google Calendar and Outlook
Where it ranks
Reclaim.ai is No. 1 in our Best AI Scheduling Assistants verdict.
Alternatives we scored
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