A Reclaim alternative that finds the tasks first
Reclaim defends time on your Google or Outlook calendar. Sharpy finds your tasks in your mail, chats and screen, and proposes the order of your day around your calls.
Free in early access. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon.
Sharpy and Reclaim
| Feature |  Sharpy | Reclaim |
|---|---|---|
| Who writes the tasks | Sharpy, from your apps and screen | Your task tool, synced in |
| Your calendar | Read; an event moves only when you approve | Reclaim writes blocks and habits into it |
Reclaim facts from reclaim.ai, read on 21 October 2026.
- What Reclaim is
- “AI calendar for work”: agents schedule focus time, habits, tasks and meetings into Google or Outlook. Task integrations: Google Tasks, Todoist, Asana, Jira, ClickUp, Linear.
- Price
- A free Lite plan and paid plans per seat.
- Platforms
- Google Calendar and Outlook, on the web.
Where Reclaim is better
- It defends focus time in your real calendar, where colleagues see it.
- Scheduling links and team analytics.
- A free plan.
Where Sharpy is different
- It finds the tasks in your mail, chats and screen.
- It writes no blocks into your calendar; it moves an event only when you approve.
- It drafts replies in your tone in any text field.
Moving from Reclaim
Keep Reclaim for your calendar if your team relies on its blocks; Sharpy reads your calls and writes the task list.
Questions
Can I use Sharpy with Reclaim?
Yes. Sharpy reads your calendar, and the tasks it finds sit on its own list.
Does Sharpy schedule meetings for others?
No. Sharpy is personal. When two of your calls overlap, it can move one, but only after you approve the exact change.
Does Sharpy work with Outlook?
Outlook mail connects through its own sign-in, and calendars already on your Mac come in through macOS.
Let Sharpy write tomorrow’s list.
Free in early access. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon.