Reclaim
An AI-driven calendar and time management tool that automatically schedules tasks and focus time. It relies on cloud accounts and data synchronization.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Traditional website blockers (such as Cold Turkey and Freedom) block entire websites indiscriminately, while cloud-based AI activity trackers (such as Rize and Reclaim) charge more than $15 per month and upload window titles, private repository names and screen activity to third-party servers.
Reclaim's help center discloses that paying Clockwise users can get a price match with their invoice, that there is an introductory webinar every day during March, and that larger teams receive priority setup help.
Reclaim supports Google Calendar and Outlook, and has a free plan available to get started.
Reclaim can also schedule tasks and supports integrations such as Asana, Todoist, Linear, Jira, and ClickUp.
Reclaim's scheduling links can connect to CRM systems via webhooks.
In its shutdown FAQ, Clockwise directly recommended Reclaim and stated that it partnered with Reclaim to provide a smooth transition.
Overall, Reclaim has a free tier and per-user paid plans, with an entry-level cost lower than Motion's; Motion mainly offers paid plans plus a trial, with a higher cost per seat.
For teams already relying on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, Reclaim is less intrusive because it directly reads and writes the existing calendar and does not require changing task tools; Motion is better suited to individuals or small teams willing to unify tasks, projects, and schedules in one system.
Migrating from Clockwise to Reclaim is basically a feature mapping, and the existing Google/Outlook calendar and meeting habits remain largely unchanged; migrating to Motion requires moving the entire task management process over.
Reclaim is a calendar-first tool whose core asset is the work calendar; Motion is a project-first tool whose core asset is tasks and the project board.
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Traditional website blockers (such as Cold Turkey and Freedom) block entire websites indiscriminately, while cloud-based AI activity trackers (such as Rize and Reclaim) charge more than $15 per month and upload window titles, private repository names and screen activity to third-party servers.
50%UnverifiedReclaim's help center discloses that paying Clockwise users can get a price match with their invoice, that there is an introductory webinar every day during March, and that larger teams receive priority setup help.
50%UnverifiedReclaim supports Google Calendar and Outlook, and has a free plan available to get started.
50%UnverifiedReclaim can also schedule tasks and supports integrations such as Asana, Todoist, Linear, Jira, and ClickUp.
50%UnverifiedReclaim's scheduling links can connect to CRM systems via webhooks.
50%UnverifiedIn its shutdown FAQ, Clockwise directly recommended Reclaim and stated that it partnered with Reclaim to provide a smooth transition.
50%UnverifiedOverall, Reclaim has a free tier and per-user paid plans, with an entry-level cost lower than Motion's; Motion mainly offers paid plans plus a trial, with a higher cost per seat.
50%UnverifiedFor teams already relying on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, Reclaim is less intrusive because it directly reads and writes the existing calendar and does not require changing task tools; Motion is better suited to individuals or small teams willing to unify tasks, projects, and schedules in one system.
50%UnverifiedMigrating from Clockwise to Reclaim is basically a feature mapping, and the existing Google/Outlook calendar and meeting habits remain largely unchanged; migrating to Motion requires moving the entire task management process over.
50%UnverifiedReclaim is a calendar-first tool whose core asset is the work calendar; Motion is a project-first tool whose core asset is tasks and the project board.
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