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Duokim is in private beta. Public launch planned for 10 March 2027. Request an invite

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Comparisons

duokim and Reclaim

Reclaim organises time on your calendar; duokim centres your work on messages and tasks.

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The difference

  • Reclaim works on top of Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar to organise your time.
  • Duokim brings together email, calendar and tasks, and Kim suggests the next step.
  • They can coexist: one in your calendar, the other in the work that comes out of your email.

Criteria

Point-by-point comparison

CriterionduokimReclaim
CalendarYesWorks on top of Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar
From message to taskYes: from message to task, with the source linkedWe haven't verified it
Assistant that suggests and asks for approvalYes: Kim suggests and asks for approval by defaultWe haven't verified it
Free planYes, without AIYes, the Lite plan
Catalan interfaceYesWe haven't verified it
Company and dataAndorran company; main service in the EUWe haven't verified it

Reclaim data: its official pages, accessed on 11 November 2026 (sources at the bottom). «We haven't verified it» means we couldn't check it in an official source, not that it doesn't have it.

When to choose Reclaim

  • If what you want is to protect time in your calendar and rearrange it.

When to choose duokim

  • If you want to sort your email and turn it into linked tasks.

Using them together

There's no integration between them today; you can use them side by side.

Frequently asked questions

Questions

Does duokim replace Reclaim?

Not necessarily. There's no integration between them today; you can use them side by side.

Does duokim have a free plan?

Yes, the Free plan, without AI. We're in private beta right now.

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