Reassign
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Reassign is a 24-hour circular planner for makers. It can reshuffle your day with AI and syncs with Google Calendar, Outlook, Todoist, and Linear.
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Reassign is trying to make planning feel less like staring at a list and more like reading a map of your day. It’s built as a circular 24-hour planner, with midnight at the top and noon at the bottom, so time wraps around instead of running in a line.
The basic move is simple: drag to block time, then reshape the schedule when everything goes sideways, which is usually the job description. The pitch is that the planner should bend with the day instead of making you fight it.
The bigger hook is the AI layer. You can brain-dump or brainstorm into the command palette, and the app will rebuild your afternoon live. That’s a strong claim for a calendar app, but it’s also the kind of thing makers will either love immediately or ignore completely.
Reassign also promises two-way sync with Google Calendar, Outlook, Todoist, and Linear, so it’s not meant to sit off by itself as another isolated productivity toy. On top of that, there’s focus mode and an energy curve pulled from your sleep. One dial, the company says. Every source. Full control.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
A planner that can actually rewrite the day is more interesting than yet another place to park tasks. The catch is obvious: once AI starts moving time around, the app had better be excellent at not making a mess. Productivity software loves to call that intelligence; users usually call it Friday afternoon.
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