Scheduling with context
Aware knows why a meeting exists, what to read before, and what to send after.
Aware vs Reclaim: scheduling that understands the whole day
Reclaim is one of the best ways to defend focus time and auto-schedule tasks. Aware uses the same calendar intelligence, but grounds every block in the email it came from, the file you'll need, and the follow-up to send.
Aware vs Reclaim at a glance
| Capability | Aware | Reclaim — AI calendar for work tasks & habits |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-scheduling | Yes | Yes |
| Email integration | Native — drafts, triage, follow-ups | Limited |
| Files & memory | Yes — Drive, attachments, notes | No |
| Personal life domains | Finance, family, errands | Work tasks & habits |
| One assistant | Calendar, inbox, memory, finance | Calendar-first |
Why teams move from Reclaim to Aware
Beyond work tasks
Aware covers personal life too — bills, errands, family plans — not just work blocks.
One assistant, not a stack
Calendar, inbox, memory, finance — one place, one mind.
Frequently asked questions
- Will Aware replace Reclaim?
- If you want one assistant for work and life, yes. If you only need work-task auto-scheduling, Reclaim alone may be enough.
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