We're not
the biggest one here
Motion, Reclaim, SkedPal, and FlowSavvy all do more than we do, and some of that "more" is genuinely useful that we simply don't have yet, while some of it is a team feature you'll never touch as one person but end up paying for anyway, so here's the actual row-by-row, not the marketing version.
Auto-Scheduler is a lightweight alternative to Motion, Reclaim, FlowSavvy and SkedPal: give it your tasks, their durations, priorities and deadlines, and it finds the available time in your Google Calendar and puts the work there automatically. There's no project-management suite to learn, no teams to configure and no AI required, just automatic task scheduling.
Feature by
[ feature ]
| Feature | Us | SkedPal | Reclaim | Motion | FlowSavvy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auto-schedules tasks onto your calendar | |||||
| Two-way calendar sync | |||||
| Calendar providers | Google, iCloud, Outlook | Google, Outlook | Google, Outlook | Google, iCloud, Outlook | |
| Splits long tasks into sittings | unclear | ||||
| Task prerequisites / dependencies | Pro tier only | ||||
| Recurring tasks | |||||
| Flexible-window habits | |||||
| Buffer time between tasks | unclear | ||||
| Built-in calendar view | unclear | no, GCal only | |||
| Overload / capacity warning | |||||
| Team / multi-user | no, by design | ||||
| Mobile app | yes, iOS + Android | ||||
| Free tier (not just a trial) | yes, Lite | yes, limited | |||
| Entry price | 3€/mo | $9.95/mo | $10/mo | $29–49/mo | free, or $10–14/mo |
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vs Motion
you're one person, not a team, and $29–49 a month for auto-scheduling alone feels like paying for a project-management suite you'll never open.
you're running a team and need capacity planning, dependency cascades across departments, and Gantt charts, and that's genuinely Motion's territory, not ours.
vs Reclaim
you want a real in-app calendar view instead of five duplicated events cluttering your actual Google Calendar, and you'd rather have one scheduling model than five separately-named 'AI agents' to configure.
habit-defense, meaning protecting a recurring workout or routine, is the specific problem you're solving, or you need true two-way sync today. We don't have either yet, though flexible-window habits are next on our roadmap.
vs SkedPal
you want one plan, not a Core/Pro split where the interesting feature (Status Tracker) sits behind the more expensive tier, and you don't want to learn a new vocabulary like 'TimeMaps' to get started.
you specifically want to type 'find three hours for this by Friday' and have it search your calendar for you, or you're on iCloud or Outlook and need that today.
vs FlowSavvy
you want dependencies and prerequisite ordering without being pushed onto a paid tier first, since FlowSavvy locks both behind Pro, and you'd rather try the real thing for 31 days than decide inside their 7-day trial.
a limited but permanently free plan matters more to you than a longer trial, or you're on iCloud and need native iOS and Android apps today since we're web-only for now.
What we're
[ actually building next ]
In rough order, we're building flexible-window habits, real two-way Google Calendar sync, and automatic rescheduling when you miss a task instead of leaving it stuck, with Outlook support after that, and if one of these is the reason you're not signing up today, tell us at info@auto-scheduler.net.
Cheaper to try
[ than to keep comparing ]
31 days free. No credit card required.