TimeFlow vs Akiflow
Same auto-scheduling promise — half the price, with an explainable LLM planner on top.
Akiflow
Their site$19/mo annual, $34/mo monthly. 7-day free trial; no permanent free tier.
Strengths
- Best-in-class keyboard shortcuts and command palette.
- Strong multi-source task inbox — pulls from Slack, Gmail, Linear, Notion, Outlook, MS Teams.
- "Aki" AI Executive Assistant ships AI auto-scheduling that adjusts the calendar in real time.
- Daily-planning ritual is well thought out.
Gaps vs TimeFlow
- Starts at $19/month annual ($34 monthly) — almost 4x TimeFlow's price for similar core features.
- AI auto-scheduling is newer than Reclaim's or TimeFlow's — fewer years of edge cases handled.
- No habit goals (weekly hour targets) like TimeFlow's.
- No projects with deadlines + phases.
TimeFlow
YouLocked for life for beta subscribers. Free during beta. $10/month for new signups at GA.
Strengths
- Auto-schedules tasks and habits around meetings, reflows when meetings move.
- AutoScheduler MAX — LLM-driven strategic planner that picks high-leverage placements and explains them.
- Chat assistant on the calendar; projects with phases; built-in time tracker; habit goals.
- $5/month, locked for life for beta subscribers — half to a quarter of competitors.
Feature comparison
Comparison reflects features advertised at time of writing — competitors update too.
The honest read
Akiflow shipped AI auto-scheduling in 2026 — its "Aki" assistant pulls tasks from Slack, Gmail, Linear, Notion, and similar sources and slots them onto the calendar based on real availability. The category gap I would have written a year ago ("Akiflow doesn't auto-schedule") doesn't exist anymore.
What's still meaningfully different. Akiflow's headline strength is the unified multi-source task inbox — if you're drowning in cross-tool task notifications, Akiflow remains the best at gathering them in one place. TimeFlow's strengths are habit goals (weekly hour targets the scheduler treats as soft commitments), explicit projects with deadlines and phases, and the AutoScheduler MAX weekly-planner mode that doesn't have an Akiflow equivalent.
On price: Akiflow is $19/month on annual billing, $34/month on monthly — TimeFlow is $5/month locked for life for beta subscribers. For most solo professionals, the auto-scheduler quality is comparable enough that the price gap decides it.
FAQ
Does Akiflow auto-schedule now?
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Does TimeFlow pull tasks from Slack and Gmail like Akiflow?
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Is TimeFlow as keyboard-driven as Akiflow?
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Can I use TimeFlow alongside Akiflow?
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Auto-schedules your tasks and habits around your meetings. $5/month locked for life if you subscribe during beta.