Make time without losing your mind
You can block time for basically anything with Reclaim. Your only limit is your imagination (and your time). Here are just a few examples of what you can do once Reclaim is connected to your calendars.
Reclaim for Election 2020
Create Habits on your calendar with links to suggested resources to get out the vote.
Spread the word
Make time to register voters, phonebank, and participate in events to drive turnout. Learn more
Suggested resources in this habit:
Vote411’s First Time Voter Checklist
Donate
Donate to help safeguard and support free and fair elections in the United States. Learn more
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Learn
Get informed about your candidates, ballot measures, and election guidelines. Learn more
Suggested resources in this habit:
Gerrymandering + Redistricting
Take action
Sign petitions, volunteer and take action to help safeguard our democracy and elections. Learn more
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Reclaim for your life
Make time for Habits that keep your life in balance
Make time for lunch
No day ever went well without a decent meal. We'll make sure you never miss lunch. Learn more
Zen out
Get centered for the day ahead by making time to meditate daily, whenever works for you. Learn more
Get some exercise
Making time for even 15 minutes of daily exercise can increase your lifespan by 3 years. Learn more
Take a walk
Stuck inside? Chained to your desk? Make time to take a walk and clear your head. Learn more
Reclaim for your work
Make time for the things you do frequently to stay on top of your work
Get to inbox zero
If your inbox is underwater, your day isn’t going to be much fun. Make time for catching up every day to keep yourself afloat. Learn more
Do your weekly status
Most managers and leaders have a ton of reporting to do every week. Make time for it on your calendar and keep it flexible. Learn more
Make some stuff
Make sure you always have time to feed your inner creator. Give yourself a few hours every week to write code and build things. Learn more
Keep your calendars in sync
Manage your side gigs
If you’re working multiple jobs, you have a lot of calendars to juggle. Get them all centralized under one roof and keep them in sync. Learn more
Get through the merger
If your company just got acquired or merged, there’s a decent chance your IT stack didn’t. Get a grip on your calendars, fast. Learn more
Unify your schedule
If you use tools like Calendly to book external appointments, you can use Reclaim to get all your available time synced to one calendar. Learn more
Reclaim for Black Lives Matter
Create Habits on your calendar with links to suggested resources supporting Black Lives Matter
Educate yourself
The first step toward real change comes from understanding. Make time to read up. Learn more
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Donate
Tons of organizations need your help, and they'll need it for a long time. Make time to donate. Learn more
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Sign petitions
Discover and sign petitions that lead to real, systemic change for communities of color. Learn more
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Get active
With protests happening in thousands of communities globally, it’s time for you to take part. Learn more
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Used and loved by employees at
“Reclaim takes a ton of methods I’ve been using at work for years -- blocking time for tasks, mapping my calendar to my priorities, and safeguarding time for personal events -- and makes them 10x easier to implement. It’s like they read my mind and built a product out of it.”
- Jade Rubick, VP of Engineering, Gremlin
“Reclaim keeps my calendar aligned with my priorities, plain and simple. It’s a whole new way to visualize my schedule and understand where my time is going every week.”
- James Ferguson, Head of Design, Atlassian
"I’ve introduced Reclaim to the entire Packet team and now they spend less time tinkering with their calendars and are able to focus more, prioritize what really matters and carve out time for their own mental and personal health.”
- Zac Smith, Managing Director, Equinix and Founder of Packet