
Reclaim: A smart calendar assistant software, saving you up to 40% of your workweek.
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The page outlines 11 problems users may experience with Google Calendar and how Reclaim.ai can address them.
The 2-minute rule recommends completing tasks that take less than two minutes immediately to tackle small tasks, avoid procrastination, and clear the mind.
30-60-90-day plans are actionable guides new hires and interviewees use to formulate a game plan for their first 3 months.
The page lists five ways to help remote teams maintain balance and avoid burnout.
Reclaim offers a free plan that requires no credit card, along with Starter and Business plans.
The Nonprofit Discount offers eligible 501(c)3 nonprofits 20% off for three years.
The Startup Discount offers startups 20% off for three years.
The page offers a 20% discount for six months to customers switching from Calendly, Clockwise, Motion, or another smart calendar competitor.
92.4% of Calendly users prefer Reclaim.ai – create AI meeting links to share availability & book meetings faster. Free on Google Calendar & Outlook Calendar.
Reclaim.ai protects focus time, automates scheduling, and delivers workforce analytics at scale.
Add Reclaim.ai to Google Calendar – get 40% more done with this free AI calendar add-on. Flexibly defend time for tasks, habits, meetings & breaks. Free forever
The page presents a free Motion alternative for Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar, with tools to optimize focus time, meetings, and breaks, and claims it can reclaim 40% of users' time.
The company is a product-focused team that believes everyone has a right to a schedule they can feel proud of.
Reclaim can make time for thousands of things on a calendar.
Reclaim is an AI-powered app that creates 40% more time for teams — auto-schedule tasks, habits, meeting & breaks – free on Google Calendar & Outlook Calendar.
The page provides legal information about using Reclaim.
Dropbox acquires Reclaim.ai, an AI scheduling tool backed by Index Ventures and Calendly, and brings its 22-person team into the company. Reclaim helps users schedule meetings, tasks, habits, and breaks through Google Calendar, and plans to add Outlook support. More than 43,000 companies and 320,000 people use the service; it has raised over $9.5 million and will continue product development under Dropbox, while deal terms remain undisclosed.
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