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Reclaim
Calendar culture for habits and teams.
Stay if you need habit defense, team scheduling, and shared calendar rituals.
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Reclaim is built for habits and teams. Synora takes due-dated Google Tasks and places them as blocks.
Stay
Calendar culture for habits and teams.
Stay if you need habit defense, team scheduling, and shared calendar rituals.
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A background service for Google Tasks.
Switch if the work already lives in Google Tasks and you just need those tasks on the calendar.
As of: August 2026
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Google Tasks stays the source | Google Tasks | SYNCS IN |
| No app to open | Background | WEB UI |
| Calendar does not reshuffle itself | Blocks stay | AUTO-BLOCK |
| Unfinished work rolls forward overnight | Rolls forward | LIVE |
| Learns from a drag in Google Calendar | Drag to correct | |
| Solo-first — not a team or project suite | Solo | TEAMS |
| Only edits its own blocks | Own blocks only | MOVES EVENTS |
| Works on mobile through Google’s apps | Google apps | VIA CALENDAR |
| Data stored in the EU | EU | US / DROPBOX |
€15
per month, or €12/mo billed annually
Google Tasks stays the source. Five calendars. No habit engine to configure.
Start free — 14 days, no cardReclaim prices calendar culture tooling. Check their site. As of August 2026.
Keep Google Calendar. Capture work in Google Tasks with due dates. Synora places the blocks; you don’t rebuild habits inside another system first.
Decide which habits stay as fixed calendar events.
Move actionable work into Google Tasks with due dates.
Connect Google to Synora.
Turn off Reclaim scheduling when Synora’s blocks cover what you need.
Keep Google Tasks. Connect Synora.
Synora schedules due-dated tasks. Protect habits as fixed events on your calendar if you need them locked.
No. Solo-first by design.
No. It only creates and edits the blocks it made. Existing events stay where they are.
Connect Google and see task blocks appear. 14 days, no card.