People with packed Google or Outlook calendars who keep losing focus time; the free Lite plan is a fair way to test it.
Kenning's take
What it does
Reclaim connects to a calendar and automatically finds time for tasks, focus work, habits and breaks around existing meetings. When plans change, it moves those blocks to keep the schedule workable.
- AI focus time
- AI habits for recurring routines
- AI buffer time for breaks and travel
- AI scheduling links
- AI task scheduling
- time tracking
Who it suits. Busy people with packed Google or Outlook calendars who struggle to protect time for their own work.
Key facts
- Made by
- Reclaim.ai Inc.
- Based in
- United States
- Works on
- Web, google-calendar-add-on
- Free plan
- Lite plan, free forever, 5 AI agents
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Starter (per seat) | $10 | month |
FAQ
Is Reclaim free?
Partly. The free option is: lite plan, free forever, 5 AI agents. Pricing checked 2026-10-11: Lite plan free forever; Starter $10 per seat a month (USD).
Does Reclaim work on Android?
No Android version was found on its site or in Google Play. Reclaim runs on the web and a Google Calendar add-on.
Who makes Reclaim?
Reclaim is made by Reclaim.ai Inc., based in the United States.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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