Overview Reclaim.ai is an AI scheduling assistant that treats your calendar as a resource allocation problem instead of a passive event log. You tell it what actually matters — the recurring deep work blocks, the habits you keep failing to protect, the tasks with real deadlines, the meetings you owe your team — and Reclaim continuously reschedules everything to keep it all fit within your working hours. When a meeting gets moved, the focus block moves too. When a new priority lands, lower priority tasks defer automatically. When you finish something early, the freed time gets reallocated. The pitch, if you have ever tried to protect focus time by manually blocking calendar slots and then watched every one of those blocks get overridden by an incoming meeting invite, is that Reclaim is the layer that would have stopped that from happening. It is designed for the ops adjacent knowledge worker — engineers, product managers, founders, consultants — who lives inside a calendar that other people can write to, and who has given up on the idea that pure willpower will preserve time for the work that matters. In practice Reclaim sits on top of Google Calendar (Microsoft 365 support is stronger now than it was but still less polished) and manages three primitives: Tasks (things with deadlines that need doing), Habits (recurring blocks like "read for 30 min daily"), and Smart 1:1s (recurring meetings whose exact time floats within a preferred window). Around these it layers scheduling links, focus time…