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Cutline vs Reclaim
Reclaim is known for automatically finding time in your calendar for tasks, habits and focus time. Cutline is the opposite approach: you plan the week yourself, tick off what you finish, and see the score.
The short version
| Reclaim | Cutline | |
|---|---|---|
| Who plans the week | Mostly the software | You |
| Price | Free tier and paid plans | Free; paid plans from $9/month |
| Score for finished time | No | XP, levels, cleared days |
| Weekly leaderboard | No | The Arena, opt-in |
| Verified CV from your record | No | Yes |
What Reclaim does well
Reclaim suits people who want software to defend focus time and fit habits around meetings automatically, especially in busy shared calendars.
What Cutline does differently
- You decide. Planning the week yourself is part of committing to it (implementation intentions).
- The score. Finished blocks earn XP; days with everything done are Cleared.
- People. The Floor and the Arena add accountability.
Using both
Let Reclaim guard meetings at work, and plan your own deep work, training and side projects in Cutline.
Questions
Does Cutline schedule tasks automatically?
No. Cutline helps you plan and finish your own week; it does not move your blocks for you.
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Keep reading
CompareCutline vs MotionCutline vs Motion: Motion uses AI to schedule your tasks automatically; Cutline helps you plan your own week and rewards you for finishing it.GlossaryImplementation intentionsAn implementation intention is a plan in the form "when X happens, I will do Y". A meta-analysis of 94 studies found it reliably helps people follow through.GuidesHow to plan your weekA simple 20-minute method to plan your week on Sunday: outcomes, anchors, deep work, buffers and a review. With examples and free templates.IntegrationsGoogle CalendarLink Google Calendar to Cutline in about a minute: your Google meetings show in your time-blocked week, and your Cutline blocks show in Google Calendar.