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Reclaim.ai

Manage your calendar and tasks

Reclaim.ai brings intelligent time management directly into ChatGPT, helping you plan, protect, and optimize your schedule

Instead of switching between tools to coordinate meetings and tasks, you can simply ask ChatGPT to organize your time. Reclaim connects to Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and many popular task platforms and lets you plan your day, schedule meetings, and get things done right from within ChatGPT.

With Reclaim and ChatGPT you can:

  • Find the best times to meet based on availability
  • Create, update, reschedule, or cancel events
  • Quickly focus on your most important tasks
  • Show your daily or weekly schedule
  • Identify scheduling conflicts and recommend fixes
  • Protect time for deep work and important tasks
  • Analyze meeting load and focus time
  • Help you understand how your time is spent

You stay in control with reviewable changes before updates are applied to your calendar.

Whether you're scheduling meetings, planning focus time, or trying to reduce meeting overload across your team, Reclaim turns ChatGPT into a powerful scheduling and productivity assistant.

Try asking:

“What does my day look like?” “Find 30 minutes with Alex and Sarah this week.” “Block two hours for deep work tomorrow morning.” “What should I work on?” “Plan my week for focus time.”

Reclaim works with Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Atlassian Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Asana, Todoist, and more.

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How to use

  1. 1Add it in ChatGPT

    Open Reclaim.ai in ChatGPT's Plugin directory (button above), select + to add it and sign in if asked.

  2. 2Use it in a chat

    Type @ in the composer and pick Reclaim.ai, or start your message with its name. ChatGPT may also suggest it when it fits what you ask.

Things to ask

  • “how does tomorrow's schedule look?”
  • “book 2 hours with Nick and Patrick this week for offsite planning.”
  • “what should I work on right now?”

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