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Reclaim: AI calendar landing with scheduling UI and alternating evidence bands

Tier
inspiration
Roles
hero, explainer, feature, proof, capability, closing, footer
Feel
light, saas, minimal
Motion
pan
Source
public-site
Site
https://reclaim.ai/
Licence
Captured from a Refero-hosted recording and the live site; description only, no redistribution of the source.
Captured
2026-10-05
Captures
frames: https://images.refero.design/styles/refero.design/video/74cc9083-8744-4cc3-8c9b-63cfa233a3a3.mp4
both: https://reclaim.ai/

What it does

A white AI scheduling page leads with a calendar interface and a short claim, then uses colored metric blocks to establish potential benefits. Feature modules alternate pale lavender and white backgrounds for focus time, meeting optimization and interruption prevention. A dark analytics section and customer portraits broaden the story to team performance.

Section roster

1. AI calendar hero and week-view interface. 2. Colored benefit metric blocks. 3. Agent and scheduling capability cards. 4. Focus-time explanation. 5. Meeting optimization module. 6. Interruption prevention module. 7. Dark productivity analytics panel. 8. Customer and team proof. 9. Integration and closing sections. 10. Footer.

Why it works

The week-view calendar gives the proposition an immediately familiar object. Alternating background bands separate closely related scheduling features, while the dark analytics section adds a second scale of value for teams.

Source and capture notes

Refero [style page](https://styles.refero.design/style/71c7b9ad-44cc-483f-9c53-3cf73e0522a4) and [recorded video](https://images.refero.design/styles/refero.design/video/74cc9083-8744-4cc3-8c9b-63cfa233a3a3.mp4); [live site](https://reclaim.ai/) checked on 2026-10-05. The recording is a point-in-time reference; current site content may differ. Descriptions distinguish the recording from the current page where they differ. Layout and motion notes come from sampled recording frames and automated live captures; interactive controls were not comprehensively tested.