For my daily work organisation, I use time blocking, because this method fits me best.
As an independent professional, I was looking for a solution that lets me integrate my daily work tasks into a calendar so I can get a clear overview of my day, while still seeing my meetings and private appointments without overwhelming my smartphone’s calendar. With Morgen, I found the right solution: I can use its calendar view to see all my appointments in one place and easily shift my tasks around within it. Morgen has become my daily business planner, and it helps me keep my private phone calendar clean instead of filling it with work-related items.
The fact that Morgen is available as a Linux app was also a game changer as I banished Windows from my business and use Mac only privately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One point I noticed that could be improved is the app’s speed. I’m not sure whether this is isolated to the Linux app, but even simple actions—like marking a task as done—feel really slow, and the visual effects can be a bit jerky, despite the fact that my computer is fairly new and doesn’t have performance issues.
The iOS app could also be improved. For example, it would be helpful to be able to check off repeating tasks without being prompted every time to choose whether to mark all instances or only the current one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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