Reclaim.ai is an AI-powered calendar app that automates scheduling for tasks, habits, meetings, and breaks. It was founded in 2019 in Portland and is now part of Dropbox.
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Reclaim.ai was acquired by Dropbox in August 2024 and no longer has shares of its own. UpMarket does not offer Reclaim.ai shares. This page covers Reclaim.ai's valuation and funding history before the acquisition.
Reclaim.ai was acquired by Dropbox in August 2024.
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GetLatka lists Reclaim.ai at $2.1M ARR in 2024, versus $1.3M in 2023, implying roughly 62% year-over-year growth. The same source says the company was valued at $25M and had raised $6.3M across 2 rounds.
In its seed-funding announcement, Reclaim said it had synced more than 10 million calendar events and blocked 2.4 million hours for users' priorities and routines. The company said the round raised $4.8M, led by Index Ventures.
Dealroom describes Reclaim as a smart calendar app in the productivity software market using a freemium model. A third-party analysis says its tiers include Free, Starter at about $8-$10 per user per month, and Business/Enterprise at about $12-$18.
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No. Reclaim.ai was acquired by Dropbox in August 2024 and no longer has shares of its own. UpMarket does not offer Reclaim.ai shares.
Reclaim.ai has no stock price of its own since its acquisition by Dropbox. The prices shown on this page are historical private-market prices from before the acquisition.
No. Reclaim.ai was acquired by Dropbox and UpMarket does not offer Reclaim.ai shares. Accredited investors interested in companies that have not yet gone public can review UpMarket's current pre-IPO offerings.
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Reclaim.ai was acquired by Dropbox in August 2024. What former shareholders received, cash or shares of the buyer, was set by the terms of the acquisition.
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Reclaim.ai's last valuation was set by its acquisition by Dropbox. The figures on this page show its valuation history before the acquisition.
Reclaim.ai is an AI-powered calendar app that automates scheduling for tasks, habits, meetings, and breaks and reached $2.1M ARR in 2024, up from $1.3M, after joining Dropbox’s portfolio. Reclaim.ai is now part of Dropbox, and UpMarket does not offer its shares.