Reassign

Reassign is a browser-based day planner that organizes a full 24-hour schedule on a circular dial, letting users draw, move, and reshape time blocks. It is designed for people managing changing workdays, tasks, focus sessions, and connected calendars.

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Reassign at a glance

Reassign is a browser-based day planner that represents a full 24-hour day as a circular dial rather than a conventional list. Midnight is positioned at the top and noon at the bottom, so users can see how planned blocks, open time, and the current point in the day relate spatially.

Users plan by drawing blocks directly on the dial, then moving or resizing them as circumstances change. The planner also includes list and timeline views for looking ahead, recurring events, microtasks, focus intervals, and layers for information such as energy, weather, mood, and personal moments.

Reassign is intended for people who want to coordinate appointments, tasks, focused work, and personal routines in one day-shaped workspace. It can connect to external calendars and task services, and Claude can be connected through MCP to inspect and reshape a plan.

Core features

24-hour dial and extended views

View one complete day on a circular 24-hour face, with a live current-time indicator and faded past blocks. Switch to list or timeline views for planning across multiple days.

Visual time blocking

Press and drag on the dial to create blocks, then move or resize them as plans change. Multiple blocks can be selected and moved together, and later events can shift around protected time.

Calendar and task sync

Bring supported calendars and task lists into the same planning surface. Reassign supports two-way sync with Google Calendar, Outlook, Todoist, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Linear, and TickTick.

Command palette and AI assistance

Use the command palette to create items in plain language, capture a list in the Inbox, ask questions about the day, or braindump items for later scheduling. Changes can be undone.

Claude integration

Connect Claude through MCP so it can read the schedule and write planning changes, such as moving work or protecting a time window. Users can ask Claude to review a plan first.

Focus tools and day layers

Divide a block into focus and break intervals, add microtasks, and use a focused one-block view. Weather, mood, moments, and energy layers provide additional context around the day.

Practical use cases

Reshaping a changing workday
Draw meetings and fixed commitments onto the dial, then place focused work into the open spaces around them. If an appointment moves, shift the surrounding blocks instead of rebuilding the day from scratch.
Turning a task list into a schedule
Use the Inbox to capture several tasks at once, then schedule each item into available hours or send it to a connected task app. Microtasks can remain inside a larger work block as a checklist.
Delegating replanning to Claude
Connect Claude through MCP and describe the planning outcome in ordinary language, such as protecting a focus window or replanning an afternoon after a meeting changes. Claude can inspect the schedule and write the requested updates.
Running a focused work session
Split a work block into focus and break intervals, open the one-block focus view, and track small steps without leaving the planned session.
Reflecting on how time was used
Review planned versus actual time at the end of a day by marking blocks as completed as planned, changed, or not completed. Use the resulting record to adjust future planning habits.

Pros and Cons

Pros

The circular dial presents a complete day in one view, including open time and the current time.
Direct manipulation makes it possible to create, move, resize, and collectively shift time blocks as plans change.
Two-way sync brings supported calendars and task lists into the same planning workflow.
Claude integration through MCP can read a schedule and make requested planning changes.
Focus intervals, microtasks, recurring events, and day-review tools support both execution and reflection.

Cons

An internet connection is required to save changes; offline saving is not supported.
The planner requires a subscription after the new-account trial, and there is no ongoing free planner tier.
The source describes the product primarily for individual day planning; team collaboration capabilities are not established.

FAQ

How does the Reassign dial work?

Reassign draws one day as a 24-hour circular dial, with midnight at the top and noon at the bottom. Morning runs down the right side, while afternoon and evening return up the left. A live red indicator shows the current time, and past blocks fade.

How do I get started with Reassign?

Create an account at reassign.app using Google, Apple, or a six-digit email code. After signing in, press the ring and drag to draw a time block. Passkeys can be added later for subsequent sign-ins.

Which calendars and task apps does Reassign support?

Reassign connects with Google Calendar, Outlook, Todoist, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Linear, and TickTick. The pricing page describes these connections as two-way sync, allowing calendar and task changes to be reflected across services.

Is there a free plan or trial?

New accounts receive seven days of Pro access without a card or automatic charge. After the trial, a subscription is required to keep using the planner; data remains if the user does not subscribe.

Can Reassign save changes offline?

An internet connection is required to save changes. Reassign can be installed on a device home screen and syncs the day across devices, but offline saving is not supported.

Quick Facts

Category: Productivity and day planning
Platform: Browser-based; works on phone and desktop browsers
Primary workflow: Draw and reshape time blocks on a 24-hour dial
Calendar and task connections: Google Calendar, Outlook, Todoist, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Linear, and TickTick
AI workflow: Plain-language planning and Claude connection through MCP
Trial and billing: 7-day Pro trial for new accounts; subscription required afterward

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