Calendar Mirror vs Reclaim.ai

Compared August 2026 · every price and feature below was checked against Reclaim.ai’s own site on 28 August 2026. These change — check the Reclaim.ai site before deciding.

AI scheduling for Google and Outlook. Calendar sync is a supporting feature.

These are not really the same kind of tool. Reclaim schedules: it defends focus time, places habits and tasks in your week, and adapts as the week moves. Calendar sync exists to keep those decisions honest across the accounts you use.

And for most people reading this page, the comparison ends early: Reclaim's pricing page lists Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar support. iCloud is not among them. If the calendar you need mirrored lives in iCloud, Reclaim is not an option regardless of price.

Side by side

Calendar MirrorReclaim.ai
Price$2.99 once · free from sourceLite free; Starter $10/mo; Business $15/mo; Enterprise $22/mo billed yearly
Account requiredNoneYes
Where your calendar goesNowhere. It never leaves the device.To Reclaim's servers
PlatformsiPhone, iPad, MacWeb, with mobile apps
Calendar sourcesAnything the device can see — iCloud, Google, Exchange, CalDAV, subscribed ICS feedsGoogle Calendar and Outlook Calendar
iCloud supportYes, as source or destinationNot listed on their pricing page
Number of syncsUnlimited1 on Lite, 3 on Starter, unlimited on Business and above
Scheduling rangeConfigurable per mirror — days back and days forward12 months
AI scheduling, habits, tasksNo, and not plannedYes — this is the product
Per-event overrideYes — a tag in an event's notesNot published
Reclaim is where Clockwise sent its users when it shut down in March 2026. That covers the scheduling half. It does not help if what you wanted was to mirror an iCloud calendar, which Reclaim does not read.

Which to pick

Where Calendar Mirror is the better pick

  • Works with iCloud at all, which for an Apple household is the entire question.
  • No account, no server, nothing transmitted.
  • $2.99 once against $120–$264 a year for the paid tiers.
  • Unlimited mirrors, where Reclaim's free tier allows one.

Where Reclaim.ai is the better pick

  • Everything Calendar Mirror deliberately is not: automatic scheduling, habits, task placement, meeting rescheduling.
  • Team features, and analytics on where your week goes.
  • A free tier, if one sync between Google and Outlook is all you need.
  • Cross-platform and browser-based.

Use them together

Give Reclaim your iCloud calendar

Reclaim reads Google and Outlook. It does not read iCloud — so if your dentist appointments, your kids’ fixtures and your evenings live in iCloud, Reclaim cannot see them, and it will happily schedule focus time straight over the top of them.

Calendar Mirror fixes that. Add your Google account to your Mac or iPhone, mirror the iCloud calendar into a Google calendar — busy-only, if you’d rather Reclaim not know what the events are — and point Reclaim at that calendar. Reclaim now defends your real week instead of half of it, and the details never leave your device unless you choose to send them.

Bridging adds a hop: Calendar Mirror writes the copy on your device, and the other service then reads that copy on its own schedule. It needs the destination account set up on your Mac or iPhone, and the copy is one-way, like every Calendar Mirror mirror.

What Calendar Mirror does not do, on any tier

None of these are coming later. If you need one of them, buy something else:

Get Calendar Mirror — $2.99 Visit Reclaim.ai

One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac. Calendar Mirror is not affiliated with Reclaim.ai in any way, and this page is written by Calendar Mirror’s author.

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