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Reclaim: it defends your focus — if your calendar is honest.

Reclaim auto-blocks focus time, habits, and meetings inside Google Calendar, so the time you say matters actually gets held. The dependency is quiet: it only defends the calendar you actually live in, and someone has to keep that calendar true.

What it does

Connects to Google Calendar, auto-schedules focus blocks around meetings, tracks habits, and finds slots. There is a free Lite plan for one user; paid Starter/Business plans run from roughly $10/mo, ~29% cheaper billed annually.

Where it helps

  • Overcommitters: focus time becomes protected real estate you did not have to argue for.
  • Habits get scheduled slots instead of hoping.
  • Runs in the calendar you already use — no second app to remember.

Where it stops

  • It defends the plan; it does not check that the work happened.
  • If the calendar drifts, the defenses drift with it.
  • No reconciliation with the tasks you said you would actually do.

The verdict

Reclaim is a strong structural fix for the "I never have time" problem, and the free tier is genuinely useful. It protects space. What it does not do is track whether the loop inside that space closed — which is where a follow-up layer changes the outcome, not just the schedule.

Pricing verified August 2026: reclaim.ai/pricing and the Reclaim help center.

LOOPSMATE

Executive function, handled intelligently.

A calm, proactive partner in Telegram that closes every open loop. No shame, no setup.

Founding cohort: 100 spots · $79 first month, then $159/mo.