# AI daily planners compared: how your AI assistant reaches each one

This page sets out what Sunsama, Akiflow, Reclaim, Things and Motion each publish about how an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT connects to them, next to what GetItDone publishes, with every fact linked to its source and the date it was checked.

Nothing here ranks one planner above another or quotes a price. Every statement is quoted from a primary source, with the date it was last checked.

## How an AI assistant reaches each planner

- Sunsama runs a hosted MCP server at api.sunsama.com/mcp, signed in with OAuth. (source: https://help.sunsama.com/docs/integrations/mcp/, verified 2026-10-30)
- Akiflow runs an MCP server that signs in with OAuth 2.1, on all paid plans and during the free trial. (source: https://product.akiflow.com/help/articles/4302815-akiflow-mcp, verified 2026-10-30)
- Reclaim runs an MCP server at mcp.reclaim.ai, authorised by signing in to Reclaim in the browser. (source: https://help.reclaim.ai/en/articles/15265289-reclaim-2-0-claude-integration, verified 2026-10-30)
- Cultured Code offers no direct connection with Claude, Codex or Claude Code; third-party MCP servers exist. (source: https://culturedcode.com/things/support/articles/5510170/, verified 2026-10-30)
- Motion publishes a REST API that takes an API key in an X-API-Key header. (source: https://docs.usemotion.com/cookbooks/getting-started/, verified 2026-10-30)
- GetItDone runs a hosted MCP server with 109 tools; Claude connects from its connector directory and ChatGPT from the published app, both by OAuth sign-in. (source: https://nowgetitdone.com/docs/connecting-ai-assistants, verified 2026-10-30)

## What Sunsama publishes

Sunsama positions itself as the digital daily planner that helps you feel calm and stay focused.

- Sunsama’s MCP server is hosted at api.sunsama.com/mcp and, in Sunsama’s words, "is remotely hosted and uses OAuth for authentication". (source: https://help.sunsama.com/docs/integrations/mcp/, verified 2026-10-30)
- Its setup guide covers ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code and Notion, and says the assistant "can interact with your tasks and workflows without manual copy-pasting". (source: https://help.sunsama.com/docs/integrations/mcp/, verified 2026-10-30)
- The setup guide lists no tools and states no tool count. (source: https://help.sunsama.com/docs/integrations/mcp/, verified 2026-10-30)

Full comparison: https://nowgetitdone.com/compare/sunsama

## What Akiflow publishes

Akiflow positions itself as a time-blocking digital planner and calendar: one app for tasks and calendars, powered by AI.

- Akiflow’s help centre says that through Akiflow MCP "your assistant can manage tasks, subtasks, sections, and tags, read your schedule", along with calendar events and time slots. (source: https://product.akiflow.com/help/articles/4302815-akiflow-mcp, verified 2026-10-30)
- "Akiflow MCP uses OAuth 2.1", with setup sections for Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor and Devin Desktop. (source: https://product.akiflow.com/help/articles/4302815-akiflow-mcp, verified 2026-10-30)
- "Akiflow MCP is available on all paid plans and during your free trial." (source: https://product.akiflow.com/help/articles/4302815-akiflow-mcp, verified 2026-10-30)

Full comparison: https://nowgetitdone.com/compare/akiflow

## What Reclaim publishes

Reclaim positions itself as an AI calendar for work: AI agents that schedule work, meetings and life automatically.

- Reclaim’s MCP server is at mcp.reclaim.ai; Claude Code adds it with one command, then signs in to Reclaim in the browser. (source: https://help.reclaim.ai/en/articles/15265289-reclaim-2-0-claude-integration, verified 2026-10-30)
- Reclaim says it "enables Claude to propose and apply scheduling changes through approval-based workflows". (source: https://help.reclaim.ai/en/articles/15265289-reclaim-2-0-claude-integration, verified 2026-10-30)
- Each Reclaim tool can be set to Auto-approve, Needs approval or Block in Claude’s connector settings, and the integration works with Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar. (source: https://reclaim.ai/integrations/claude, verified 2026-10-30)

Full comparison: https://nowgetitdone.com/compare/reclaim

## What Things publishes

Things positions itself as a personal task manager for Mac and iOS.

- Cultured Code’s support page says "We don’t offer a direct connection with Claude at this time", and says the same of Codex and Claude Code. (source: https://culturedcode.com/things/support/articles/5510170/, verified 2026-10-30)
- The same page says many third-party MCP servers can connect these tools with Things, and that "These vary in quality and safety." (source: https://culturedcode.com/things/support/articles/5510170/, verified 2026-10-30)
- Things’ URL scheme "lets pro users and developers of other apps send commands to Things"; commands that modify existing data require an authorization token. (source: https://culturedcode.com/things/support/articles/2803573/, verified 2026-10-30)

Full comparison: https://nowgetitdone.com/compare/things

## What Motion publishes

Motion positions itself as the AI-powered SuperApp for work.

- Motion’s API getting-started guide says to create an API key under Motion’s Settings tab and "Pass in your API key as a X-API-Key header"; the key "will only be shown once". (source: https://docs.usemotion.com/cookbooks/getting-started/, verified 2026-10-30)
- Motion’s API docs say "The API is only required for advanced users." (source: https://docs.usemotion.com/, verified 2026-10-30)
- Motion’s integrations page says "Our API is available for all users", and does not mention MCP, Claude or ChatGPT. (source: https://www.usemotion.com/integrations, verified 2026-10-30)

Full comparison: https://nowgetitdone.com/compare/motion

## What GetItDone publishes

- GetItDone is one board that a team and its AI agents share: Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode read and write the same tasks and notes, and every task an agent writes is marked with the agent that wrote it. Claude connects from its connector directory listing and ChatGPT from the published app, both by OAuth sign-in with no key to paste. (source: https://nowgetitdone.com/docs/connecting-ai-assistants, verified 2026-10-29)
- Agents get free seats: an AI agent never takes a paid seat, and only the people in a workspace are billed. (source: https://nowgetitdone.com/pricing, verified 2026-10-29)
- The GetItDone MCP server registers 109 tools, each with an explicit required scope, and the full catalog is published on one page. (source: https://nowgetitdone.com/docs/connecting-ai-assistants, verified 2026-09-03)
- get_task_video_context returns the visual content of a task — image attachments and video frames — into the assistant’s context, rather than a link the assistant cannot open. (source: https://nowgetitdone.com/docs/connecting-ai-assistants, verified 2026-09-03)

## What GetItDone does not do

- No Google Calendar sync. The integrations grid lists it as planned; the dated roadmap row says it has not been started and there is no calendar code in the product. (source: https://nowgetitdone.com/changelog#planned, verified 2026-09-05)
- Voice capture is built but gated on a transcription provider being configured, so it is off in production and the app offers typing instead. Screenshot capture ships today. (source: https://nowgetitdone.com/changelog#planned, verified 2026-09-05)
- GetItDone does not host or run the agents you connect. Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode keep running where they already do and connect to the shared board over MCP, signing in with OAuth: Claude from its connector directory, ChatGPT from the published app, the coding agents from the setup guide. (source: https://nowgetitdone.com/docs/connecting-ai-assistants, verified 2026-10-29)

## Links

- This page: https://nowgetitdone.com/compare/ai-daily-planners
- AI daily planner for individuals: https://nowgetitdone.com/for/individuals
- All comparisons: https://nowgetitdone.com/compare
- Pricing: https://nowgetitdone.com/pricing