Smart scheduling on your Google Calendar
Like Reclaim, Syna³ reads your Google Calendar and fills your free time with tasks, respecting working hours and buffers. Focus hours can be written into Google as real busy time so colleagues can't book over them, and a booking page lets people pick a slot without seeing your calendar.
- checkTasks auto-scheduled by priority and deadline
- checkFocus-time defender writes busy time to Google
- checkBooking page with notice period and a per-day meeting cap
- checkOverloaded-day guard warns before a day passes your meeting limit
What Syna³ adds
A notetaker — by bot or on-device — that turns meeting action items into scheduled tasks, an assistant that can plan your week from one sentence, and documents that live next to the projects they belong to. And it plans from your task list alone, so it's useful before you connect a calendar.
Who it's not for
Reclaim has team features for scheduling across colleagues. Syna³ is single-user. If you're coordinating a team's calendars, stay with a team tool; if you're managing your own week, Syna³ keeps it simpler.
Questions
Does Syna³ have habits like Reclaim?
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Syna³ has recurring tasks that re-schedule themselves when you complete them, plus focus windows in your settings. They cover most of what people use habits for.
Is there a free plan?
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Yes — the planner with auto-scheduling is free forever. The assistant, meeting notes and automations are on paid plans with a 14-day free trial.
Can I connect more than one Google account?
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The free plan connects one; Plus connects three (work, personal, client), merged into one colour-coded view.