Reclaim

Henry Shapiro

Set your events to auto-lock so your schedule doesn't change at the last minute.

Tell Reclaim at which start time intervals you want meetings to be scheduled.

You can change default settings for your Tasks that will be used for any new tasks you create.

Customize your event descriptions with markdown formatting.

Reclaim will automatically add travel time blocks to your events to ensure you have time to get from place to place.

Give yourself a break after your meetings, or just your videoconference meetings

Set your scheduling hours in Reclaim to tell Reclaim when to block time for different kinds of Tasks, synced calendars, and Smart 1:1s

Reclaim automatically color-codes and categorizes your events to keep your schedule visually organized.

A basic guide to Reclaim notifications and how to manage them.

Reclaim uses your timezone settings from Google Calendar. Here's how to update them via your Google Calendar Settings.

Edit the day of the week you would like your Planner to start

Select how you want dates and times to be displayed

Calendar Sync and Connected Calendars sound similar, but they're pretty different. Here's how to understand them.

Ensure you are notified of your events on your Apple Watch, iPhone, and MacBook

Sometimes Google Calendar fails to report your timezone correctly, which causes us to schedule stuff at weird hours. Here's how to fix it.

If your calendar color-coding is having issues or seems stuck, here's how to fix it.

After a video call, you may find decompression time isn't blocked out or can even overlap with another Reclaim-created event.

Reclaim will never send you notifications for synced copies of events. However, Apple's Calendar app has a bug that can cause notifications.