# Reassign

> A 24-hour circular daily planner for busy makers: people juggling a day job, family, and a side project. Plan your day on a dial, with midnight at the top and noon at the bottom: drag to block time (visual time blocking), protect the hour you keep losing, reshape it as plans change, or hand the whole day to an AI assistant over MCP. 7-day Pro trial, no card required.

Reassign draws your whole day as one round face instead of a list you scroll. The dial is included in Pro and it is the only surface a day is drawn on; a list and a timeline are available on Pro for reading the days ahead, and neither of those can move, resize or create a block. Colour shows which area of life a block belongs to (work, family, a side project, you); a fill pattern shows what kind of energy it takes (recharge, flow, grind, drain). Reassign syncs two-way with your calendars and task apps: Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar for meetings, and Todoist, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Linear and TickTick for tasks. Calendar events and timed tasks appear on the dial; unscheduled tasks wait in the Inbox. Titles and completion sync for linked tasks. The Integration filter narrows the Inbox to one or more task apps or shows them all, and you can group the Inbox by date, integration, or type. Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do and Linear are date-only, so their tasks land in the Inbox and you set the hour on the dial; Todoist and TickTick carry a real time, so a timed task becomes a timed block. Because the planner is also an MCP server, an assistant can read your real day and edit it with the same moves you would make by hand, while you watch each change land on the dial. MCP is an open standard, so this works with any MCP client, including Claude and ChatGPT (via Developer Mode custom connectors). The same surface is also a public REST API at https://reassign.app/api/v1 (Pro), for scripts and automation.

The Features, Pricing, MCP, Connect, Docs, Roadmap, Changelog, and Support pages, the circadian rhythm calculator, the printable 24-hour planner page, every feature page, and every Resources post, also exist as plain markdown for agents: append `.md` to the URL (e.g. https://reassign.ai/features.md, https://reassign.ai/features/focus.md, https://reassign.ai/mcp.md, https://reassign.ai/resources/planning-your-day-with-claude.md).

## Plans and access

One Pro plan includes every planner feature: $14/month or $120/year ($10/month billed yearly, $120 charged annually). Annual billing saves $48/year, about 29%, against twelve monthly payments. New accounts get 7 days with no card required and no automatic charge, one trial per person. Planner access, including MCP, the REST API, and extension captures, requires an account with an active trial or paid subscription. There is no Free plan or guest access. Data stays after access ends.

Accounts migrated from the former Free plan received a 30-day Pro trial from migration/import, not their next sign-in. Existing subscribers on $8/month or $72/year keep their price while active; a lapse ends that price. Free and planner guest mode are retired, and the referral program ends with the move. A separate, private ambassador program (discount code plus commission, terms agreed per ambassador) is open by application: https://reassign.ai/ambassadors. An internet connection is required to save changes. PWA installation and device sync remain. The printable planner and circadian rhythm calculator remain free.

Pricing and transition terms: https://reassign.ai/pricing#price-change
Migration status and sign-in updates: https://reassign.ai/resources/moving-to-a-new-database

## When to use Reassign

Reach for Reassign when a user wants to see or reshape a real day, not only store a task:

- Plan or replan one day: block time, move or resize a block, sweep a run of hours, or shift the rest of the day after one thing slips.
- Read what is on someone's day (events, tasks, energy, focus rhythm) before you propose changes.
- Turn a brain dump or a plain sentence into blocks. Palette plans wait for Apply; over MCP, the assistant reads free slots and creates blocks with write_events, which applies immediately by default with undo. Ask it to show you the plan before writing if you want a review.
- Break a block into an ordered checklist of microtasks, or set a focus and break rhythm.
- Work across your calendars and task apps (Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Todoist, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Linear, TickTick) in one planner. Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do and Linear sync due dates, while planned working hours stay in Reassign. Todoist and TickTick also sync task times. An item added to the Reassign Inbox can become a task in any of the five task apps. Microsoft To Do steps sync with an Inbox item’s microtasks as text only: ticks and order do not sync, and step syncing stops when the item moves onto the dial.

How an agent calls it:

- MCP (Pro): connect to the MCP server at https://reassign.app/api/mcp. It uses an OAuth grant, per-tool scopes (`events:read`, `events:write`), and a short undo window. It works with Claude, ChatGPT (Developer Mode), and any MCP client. Install strings: https://reassign.ai/connect.
- The MCP server has 10 tools: 9 planning tools plus `send_feedback`. Read the day with `get_schedule`; `minDuration` (whole minutes from 1 to 1440) keeps only `freeSlots` at least that long and does not filter events; for a single day (`from` equal to `to`), add `includeWeather: true` for the full forecast and `includeEnergy: true` for the energy curve. `weatherLocation` with `includeWeather: true` uses that place's local forecast date and times and labels its timezone.
- `find_event` searches events and Inbox items by name. Event hits include a name-match `score` from 0 to 1, with 1 for an exact match; Inbox hits have no score. Inbox results have up to 50 items per page, `inboxMatchedCount` for the total, and `nextInboxOffset` to pass as `inboxOffset` with the same query and filters. Use `get_schedule` to read `freeSlots`, then `write_events` with a `create` operation to book a new block. Use `manage_inbox` for Inbox writes and its `schedule` operation to place an existing item. Writes apply immediately by default with an undo token. MCP `write_events` accepts optional `dryRun: true` to check the operations without writing: valid rows return `skipped`, failures keep their usual errors, and there is no undo token. A dry run reserves no time. Show the plan, then call again without the flag to apply it and recheck conflicts. `undo_changes` can reverse a change within 30 minutes. The MCP tools `schedule_events` and `confirm_schedule` have been removed.
- REST (Pro): https://reassign.app/api/v1, with OAuth or a personal access token. OpenAPI 3.1 spec: https://reassign.app/api/v1/openapi.json. REST keeps `/backlog`, `/schedule/plan`, `/actions/undo`, `/weather`, and `/energy`. `POST /schedule/plan` immediately books an exact free time or the best free slot in a window; it returns no proposals, options, or commit tokens. `POST /schedule/confirm` is removed. Window requests accept `autoCommitBest: true` only as a deprecated compatibility field; omit it in new clients, and do not send `false`. REST `GET /schedule` keeps `backlogQuery`; MCP name search uses `find_event`. REST `GET /events/search` returns events only, each with a name-match score. `GET /schedule` also accepts `minDuration` to filter free slots. REST event writes do not accept `dryRun`.
- Successful event-write rows may return `warnings: ["classification_pending"]` when AI classification is queued and permitted. The area, activity type, or kind can change after the reply; read again when you need the latest classification. Changed occurrences carry the series recurrence and inherit its calendarId and mirrorCalendarIds unless they chose their own calendar, and their ids retain the original date after a move. `reflect` accepts past days only in the account timezone.
- MCP `send_feedback` takes `reports` (1–10 items, each with `kind` and `message`) plus optional `submissionId`. Collect the session’s reports in one call, one item per issue. REST `POST /feedback` keeps its single `kind` and `message` body. Acknowledgment emails go at most once per user per UTC day. MCP tool schemas no longer advertise `llm_model`; model capture is off.
- `write_events` create and update accept `mirrorStyles`, a map from a mirror calendar id to `full`, `private`, or `busy`. Each key must be in the event's `mirrorCalendarIds`. An update replaces the map, and `{}` clears it. Reads return `mirrorStyles` when it is set. `get_schedule` shows the default copy style of each writable event calendar; calendar defaults change only in the app.
- `manage_categories` (and REST `/categories`): a `delete` of an area or activity type that items use needs `reassignTo` (another category's id, or `null` to clear the link). Without it, the delete fails with `validation` and lists the usage and the possible targets. `get_category_usage` and `GET /api/v1/categories/usage` are removed. A duplicate name on create or rename returns `conflict`.
- Developer docs for both, with a quickstart, authentication, errors, and a reference for each route: https://reassign.dev.

Not a fit: Reassign draws one day at a time on a dial. It is not a project tracker, a team task board, or a notes app. It changes a day only when the user asks: palette plans wait for Apply, and a spoken request on the dial applies safe edits at once with one Undo (deletes and clears open for review).

- Optional block and break alerts notify you on every device where you turn them on, with per-device settings. On iPhone and iPad, Home Screen installation is required. Setup: https://reassign.ai/docs#block-and-break-alerts.

## Core pages
- [Product](https://reassign.ai/): the 24-hour dial and how a day takes shape on it: a daily planner where time blocking is drawing on a clock face.
- [Features](https://reassign.ai/features): every feature, grouped as plan, connect, capture, and follow through, all planner features included in Pro. Machine-readable index: [features.md](https://reassign.ai/features.md).
- [Pricing](https://reassign.ai/pricing): one Pro plan, $14/month or $120/year, with a 7-day no-card trial. Machine-readable billing and transition details: [pricing.md](https://reassign.ai/pricing.md).
- [Plan over MCP](https://reassign.ai/mcp): connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client to read and reshape your day, with OAuth grants, per-tool scopes, and a short undo window.
- [Connect your AI](https://reassign.ai/connect): copy-paste MCP install strings for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients.
- [Docs](https://reassign.ai/docs): short task-shaped guides, from your first block to connecting an assistant over MCP.

## Free tools
- [Circadian rhythm calculator](https://reassign.ai/circadian-rhythm-calculator): enter your usual sleep times and see your predicted energy curve on a 24-hour dial: morning peak, afternoon dip, evening peak, mid-sleep point, and a chronotype lean. An optional weekend split computes MSFsc (the Munich Chronotype Questionnaire's chronotype marker) and your social jet lag in hours. No signup, no wearable, computed in the browser. A population estimate (a prediction, not a measurement); the calibrated per-user version is the Pro energy layer in the app. Machine-readable: [circadian-rhythm-calculator.md](https://reassign.ai/circadian-rhythm-calculator.md).
- [Free printable 24-hour circular day planner](https://reassign.ai/circular-day-planner): a blank dial to plan a day on paper, as a two-page PDF (A4 landscape): a 24-hour dial with midnight at the top, noon at the bottom, morning down the right and evening up the left (the same orientation as the app), plus a 12-hour dial with no am/pm marks. Direct download at https://reassign.ai/downloads/reassign-24-hour-planner.pdf, no signup, no email, free to print and share. Machine-readable: [circular-day-planner.md](https://reassign.ai/circular-day-planner.md).

## Planner features included in Pro

- Draw, move, resize, select, and shift blocks on a 24-hour dial. Areas use colour; activity types use fill patterns. Print your day and sync across devices.
- List and timeline views read the days ahead. Recurring events and an unlimited planning horizon are included.
- Two-way calendar and task sync with Google Calendar, Outlook, Todoist, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Linear, and TickTick.
- MCP and REST API access, using OAuth scopes or a personal access token. API documentation: https://reassign.dev. OpenAPI 3.1 spec: https://reassign.app/api/v1/openapi.json.
- Command palette and slash commands. Quick-create text parsing runs locally; saving requires an internet connection. Ask AI is a chat about your plan in the palette: it answers questions, proposes editable plans that you apply, reads attached photos and PDFs (up to 3 files), and takes voice dictation. Talk to your day from the dial by voice. The Inbox quick-add bar turns a typed or spoken list into up to 10 items to schedule when there is room. Each item gets a title. Notes and length estimates are optional; a planned day needs a day in the input, and microtasks need listed steps or things within an item.
- Microtasks on any block: write, tick, draft with AI, and send unfinished steps to the Inbox. Repeating blocks share the checklist and keep ticks per occurrence.
- Focus intervals and focus mode, with account-saved rhythms, live progress, focus/break bells, and an optional metronome. Pause and Continue any block; a pause draws as a break and moves the later intervals. No skip control.
- Weather, mood, moment tracking, and the calibrated energy curve.
- Reflection and Time Insights read planned versus lived days, including microtask follow-through.
- No streaks, badges, or guilt counters. The Inbox groups overdue blocks without a penalty score.
- Chrome extension: today's dial on a new tab and capture from the toolbar, context menu, or address bar. The capture popup sends the selected text, and `/park` in the address bar sends a typed note, to AI, which can make several Inbox items from it. Installation is free; opening your plan and saving require an account with trial or paid access.

## Feature pages
- Plan: [The 24-hour dial](https://reassign.ai/features/the-dial) · [List and timeline](https://reassign.ai/features/list-and-timeline) · [Reschedule and shift](https://reassign.ai/features/reschedule) · [Energy curve](https://reassign.ai/features/energy) · [Recurring events](https://reassign.ai/features/routines) · [Weather on the dial](https://reassign.ai/features/weather)
- Connect: [Calendar and task sync](https://reassign.ai/features/calendar-sync), with a page per provider: [Google Calendar](https://reassign.ai/features/google-calendar) · [Outlook Calendar](https://reassign.ai/features/outlook-calendar) · [Todoist](https://reassign.ai/features/todoist) · [Google Tasks](https://reassign.ai/features/google-tasks) · [Microsoft To Do](https://reassign.ai/features/microsoft-to-do) · [Linear](https://reassign.ai/features/linear) · [TickTick](https://reassign.ai/features/ticktick) · [Plan with Claude over MCP](https://reassign.ai/mcp)
- Capture: [Command palette](https://reassign.ai/features/command-palette) · [Ask AI and braindump](https://reassign.ai/features/ask-ai) · [Microtasks](https://reassign.ai/features/microtasks) · [Inbox](https://reassign.ai/features/inbox) · [Chrome extension](https://reassign.ai/extension)
- Follow through: [Focus intervals and focus mode](https://reassign.ai/features/focus) · [Moments and mood](https://reassign.ai/features/moments) · [Reflection and Time Insights](https://reassign.ai/features/reflection)

## Guides
- [Can AI plan your day?](https://reassign.ai/resources/can-ai-plan-your-day): no, but it can help; the three kinds of AI schedule maker, and what changes when the AI reads your real calendar and edits it with your approval.
- [Best AI scheduling tools (2026)](https://reassign.ai/resources/best-ai-scheduling-tools): Motion, Reclaim, Akiflow, Sunsama, Morgen, Trevor AI, and Reassign compared honestly; verified prices, autopilot vs propose-and-approve, and which tools shut down.
- [Which day planners have an MCP server (2026)](https://reassign.ai/resources/day-planners-with-an-mcp-server): every planner with a first-party MCP server, checked against each vendor's own docs: Structured, Akiflow, Sunsama, Reclaim, Routine, and Reassign, plus the popular ones with none.
- [Comparisons hub](https://reassign.ai/resources/comparisons): every comparison page in one place, each with the bias declared, first-party sourcing and a printed checked-on date.
- [Tiimo alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/tiimo-alternative): where Tiimo's vertical timeline wins (routines, native apps, watch) and where a 24-hour ring wins (the whole day at once).
- [Structured alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/structured-alternative): Structured's large free tier, lifetime option and US prices against a round day planner.
- [Tiimo vs Structured](https://reassign.ai/resources/tiimo-vs-structured): a third-party-style comparison of the two vertical timelines, with a short note on where a dial fits.
- [Motion alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/motion-alternative): Motion's autopilot, credits and trial terms from its own pages, against a dial where the AI proposes and you apply or undo.
- [Sunsama alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/sunsama-alternative): Sunsama's guided morning ritual and its prices, against a 24-hour dial you reshape when the day breaks.
- [Reclaim alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/reclaim-alternative): Reclaim's calendar autopilot, free Lite tier and 2.0 beta, against seeing the whole day and deciding yourself.
- [Momentum alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/momentum-alternative): Momentum's new-tab dashboard against a new tab that frames your live 24-hour dial.
- [Goblin Tools alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/goblin-tools-alternative): Goblin Tools breaks a task into steps; Reassign's microtasks put the steps on a real hour.
- [Akiflow alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/akiflow-alternative): Akiflow's consolidation inbox and command bar, prices and MCP from its own pages, against one dial for one day.
- [Routinery alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/routinery-alternative): Routinery's guided routine runner, its free MCP server and mixed gamification, against routines as blocks on a 24-hour dial.
- [Sectograph alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/sectograph-alternative): Sectograph is an Android phone widget that draws your calendar on a clock face, with no web or desktop version; Reassign draws 24 hours on a browser and desktop dial you can plan on and sync two-way.
- [Llama Life alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/llama-life-alternative): Llama Life's one-task countdown and estimated finish time against one block at a time with the whole 24-hour day visible, and why Reassign protects a block rather than claiming to give you hyperfocus.
- [Voiset alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/voiset-alternative): An honest comparison with Voiset, a voice-first AI task manager for teams, with its plans, voice caps and platforms from its own pages (checked 29 September 2026), and where each one wins.
- [Pretty Progress alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/pretty-progress-alternative): Pretty Progress puts countdown and day-progress widgets on iPhone, Apple Watch and Android; Reassign has no widget today (the iPhone companion is being built) and instead draws what the day holds on a 24-hour dial you plan on and sync two-way.
- [Lifestack alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/reassign-vs-lifestack): compare the Reassign dial with Lifestack’s calendar views, energy inputs, integrations, privacy, and pricing. Both have browser access and work without wearables; Lifestack also supports health-data connections. Links to product documentation and pricing checked 14 September 2026.
- [myStudyLife alternative](https://reassign.ai/resources/reassign-vs-mystudylife): academic planning compared with a 24-hour dial. Covers free and paid limits, school features, predicted energy, and calendar sync. The proposed myStudyLife-to-Google-to-Reassign connection is untested. Based on public documentation and US App Store pricing, checked 21 September 2026.
- [Reassign vs Google Calendar](https://reassign.ai/resources/reassign-vs-google-calendar): complementary, not a replacement: Google Calendar stays the record, Reassign syncs two-way and draws the hours between meetings.
- [Reassign vs Outlook Calendar](https://reassign.ai/resources/reassign-vs-outlook-calendar): the same stance for Outlook: it stays the record your colleagues read; Reassign sits beside it with Teams join links on synced blocks.
- [Reassign vs Todoist](https://reassign.ai/resources/reassign-vs-todoist): Todoist's calendar layout versus a 24-hour dial, when to keep Todoist alone, and how timed tasks sync if you use both.
- [Reassign vs Linear](https://reassign.ai/resources/reassign-vs-linear): keep team issues in Linear; compare My Issues with daily time blocking, separate due dates, and optional point-to-duration conversion.
- [Reassign vs OneCal](https://reassign.ai/resources/reassign-vs-onecal): calendar sync and privacy controls versus busy-only copies plus day planning, with OneCal's iCloud, booking links and MCP support acknowledged.
- [Connect a calendar, and only look](https://reassign.ai/resources/calendar-as-a-clock): see your Google or Outlook calendar as a 24-hour clock without planning anything; the connection writes back only when you move a block, so you can watch the day without changing it.
- [Copy events between calendars](https://reassign.ai/resources/copy-events-between-calendars): mirror every new event from one Google or Outlook calendar to another, or only the ones that match a rule, with full, private, or busy-only copies; the copy is one-way.
- [Private and busy-only calendar copies](https://reassign.ai/resources/private-calendar-copies): compare Full details, Private, and Busy only copies. Private retains details under provider permissions; Busy only replaces the title and clears notes. Covers per-event overrides, one-off dial blocks, and the limits.
- [What is time blindness?](https://reassign.ai/resources/what-is-time-blindness): the pillar: what time blindness is, why you have no sense of time, why there is no validated test, how it ties to ADHD, and five strategies that put time where your eyes are.
- [Best circular and 24-hour planner apps (2026)](https://reassign.ai/resources/circular-planner-apps): every planner that draws the day as a circle, compared honestly with US store prices and a checked-on date: Sectograph, Weel, Owaves, CircleTime, DayZen, DayClock, the Android pie-chart planners, the paper chronodex, and Reassign last; which dial fits which platform and need.
- [Best apps for time blindness (2026)](https://reassign.ai/resources/best-apps-for-time-blindness): visual planners, visual timers and task breakers compared, including ours.
- [Best time blocking apps for ADHD (2026)](https://reassign.ai/resources/best-time-blocking-apps-adhd): 11 apps compared by planning style, free limits, and price, with a practical trial checklist. Based on public documentation, not hands-on testing of every app. Distinguishes Clockwise’s shutdown from Amie’s change in focus. Checked 21 September 2026.
- [Planning your day with Claude](https://reassign.ai/resources/planning-your-day-with-claude): real prompts and the MCP tools behind them: Claude reads and edits your actual day.
- [Planning your day with ChatGPT](https://reassign.ai/resources/planning-your-day-with-chatgpt): connect ChatGPT to Reassign over MCP so it reshapes your real schedule.
- [What is body doubling?](https://reassign.ai/resources/what-is-body-doubling): the pillar: what body doubling is, the graded evidence, its forms, who it helps, and how to set a session up as a block on a 24-hour dial.
- [Best body doubling apps for ADHD (2026)](https://reassign.ai/resources/best-body-doubling-apps): Focusmate, FLOWN, Deepwrk, Caveday, Study Together and free study-with-me streams compared by how much presence you get, prices checked; Reassign is not an entry, it makes the block the session sits in.
- [Body doubling + time blocking](https://reassign.ai/resources/body-doubling-time-blocking): the two ADHD strategies work better stacked: time blocking answers when, body doubling answers how you stay in it. Techniques for each half plus a recipe that needs no new tools; the planner does the block, a person or app is the body double.
- [Circular Planner for ADHD](https://reassign.ai/resources/circular-planner-for-adhd): why a round daily planner beats a linear list for time blindness.
- [One dial, every calendar](https://reassign.ai/resources/google-calendar-sync): how two-way auto sync with Google Calendar lands every calendar on the dial.
- [Focus intervals on the dial](https://reassign.ai/resources/pomodoro-focus-intervals): a Pomodoro rhythm of focus and break intervals drawn inside a working block, tracked in reflection and Insights, settable over MCP.
- [Focus mode: the dial travels while you work](https://reassign.ai/resources/focus-mode-timer): a focus screen where the real dial, cropped to an arc, turns under a marker pinned at now, with account-saved rhythms, live progress, optional sound, and intervals you mark by hand.
- [A sentence becomes a schedule](https://reassign.ai/resources/natural-language-day-planning): the ⌘K command palette: slash verbs, plain-sentence quick create that parses locally, with internet required to save, and Ask AI for the compound requests.
- [Brain dump to schedule](https://reassign.ai/resources/brain-dump-to-schedule): turn a messy multi-line brain dump into an editable day in the command palette, refine it by replying, and apply it as one undoable action.
- [Empty your head into the chat](https://reassign.ai/resources/brain-dump-with-ai): paste a brain dump into ChatGPT or Claude connected over MCP; it places the timed lines as blocks, parks the timeless ones in the Inbox, asks about the ambiguous ones, and applies writes immediately by default with an undo token. Ask the assistant to show its plan before writing if you want to review it first.
- [Microtasks: a checklist inside a block](https://reassign.ai/resources/adhd-task-breakdown): break a working block into an ordered checklist of microtasks you tick off, by hand or with the AI /microtasks command, shared across a recurring block's days, and readable and settable over MCP.
- [Why ADHD planner apps get abandoned](https://reassign.ai/resources/why-adhd-planners-get-abandoned): why planners die in week three: daily upkeep, the fiddle surface, and guilt mechanics.
- [How to plan your day with ADHD](https://reassign.ai/resources/how-to-plan-your-day-adhd): six adjustable steps, a worked daily schedule, and a 45-minute meeting overrun example. Includes sources on the planning fallacy, 1-3-5 method, and the distinction between executive development and percentage-based scheduling advice. Start with the free printable planner.
- [ADHD time management: tools and techniques that hold up](https://reassign.ai/resources/adhd-time-management): ADHD time management techniques grouped by the problem they solve (see time, start, estimate, stop on time, review), with the tool category for each and primary sources.
- [How to plan your study week](https://reassign.ai/resources/how-to-plan-your-study-week): A six-step weekly study schedule for ADHD and time-blind students. It covers fixed commitments first, block sizes from real durations, one protected deep block, and buffer. It includes a sample week and a missed-block recovery.
- [When is the best time to study?](https://reassign.ai/resources/best-time-to-study): What the research says about time of day and studying (synchrony effect, student chronotype, social jet lag), and how to find your own peak study hours from your sleep timing.
- [Why students abandon study timetables](https://reassign.ai/resources/why-students-abandon-study-timetables): a timetable is built for one ideal week, but a term has normal, deadline, and exam weeks plus sleep drift; how to plan term, week, and day so the plan survives a missed session.

- [Block and break alerts](https://reassign.ai/resources/block-and-break-alerts): optional notifications for block starts, breaks and returning to focus, with device setup and iPhone/iPad Home Screen requirements.

## More
- [Roadmap](https://reassign.ai/roadmap): what is shipped today (including the MCP server, two-way sync with Google Calendar, Outlook, Todoist, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Linear, and TickTick, and the Chrome extension) and what is coming next (body doubling: share your day so a friend or Claude sits with you through a focus block, an iPhone companion app, a Raycast extension, more integrations like Apple Calendar and shared calendars, agents, dynamic rules).
- [Changelog](https://reassign.ai/changelog): what has shipped, newest first.
- [Press](https://reassign.ai/press): where Reassign has been covered, newest first (Dense Discovery, The Mac Blog, Web Curios), each entry linked and dated with a short verbatim quote, plus the facts a writer needs: one-line description, founder, company, platform, prices, logo, contact. Machine-readable twin: [press.md](https://reassign.ai/press.md).
- [Ambassadors](https://reassign.ai/ambassadors): a private, application-only ambassador program. Ambassadors get a personal discount code for their audience and a cash commission on what that audience pays; the rates are agreed in writing with each ambassador. Apply by email to ilove@reassign.ai.
- [Support](https://reassign.ai/support): how to get help. Email only, support@reassign.ai, read by the founder, with replies inside two business days. Bugs, billing, GDPR data requests, and security reports go to the same address; account and data deletion is self-serve in Settings, general; refunds are given on request within 14 days of a charge.
- [Resources](https://reassign.ai/resources): essays, guides, and notes on why a day is better drawn than listed, and what the dial does that a list cannot. Sorted into topic hubs: [ADHD](https://reassign.ai/resources/adhd), [Planning](https://reassign.ai/resources/planning), [Productivity](https://reassign.ai/resources/productivity), [Craft](https://reassign.ai/resources/craft), [Integrations](https://reassign.ai/resources/integrations).

Last verified: 2026-10-07