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Niki M.

Owner

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

7/24/2026

"Morgen Keeps Me Organized with an Intuitive, Minimalistic Calendar and Smart Scheduling"

5/5

What do you like best about Morgen?

Morgen helps me not only organize the plethora of meetings and events, it also helps me document, track, and schedule the tasks I have at hand. The UI is fairly intuitive, and clean to boot. (I also like how it rewards you when you check off a task as finished by putting a little 🎉and some confetti on the screen). Plus, since it's so minimalistic, it doesn't take a whole lot of resources in my PC, so it runs fairly smoothly. It integrates with Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar, so that covers all my bases. I can also hook up multiple e-mails from each, depending on my needs, and then turn on or off different calendars from each account. On top of that, I have a standalone calendar native to Morgen that I can schedule my tasks onto. I pay for the yearly plan, and paying the equivalent of $15/mon for a tool that keeps me on track helps so much more than just using Google Calendar. I actually took a whole training course about using Google Calendar, and it was basically suggesting I use Google Calendar in the same way that Morgen is naturally built to be used. I find it incredibly useful. Moreover, the ability to set time-blocks where I can designate the types of tasks I want to do at that time is helpful. For example, if I say I want to designate mornings to chores, then I can tell the AI to only schedule tasks from my home calendar to morning times, and then the time block in the afternoon only gets tasks from my work calendar. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Morgen?

I don't have a lot of negative things to say about Morgen, to be quite honest. The only thing I can think of is actually when I try to use Morgen for one thing and then *also* use Google Calendar. It winds up forming redundancies where the google calendar displays both the event in Google Calendar as well as the event from Morgen calendar at the same time. But honestly, I don't see that as a drawback, since I've switched entirely to Morgen. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Morgen solving and how is that benefiting you?

Well, it helps me keep on top of my calendar. When it's time for a meeting, it will have a little blue button that appears in the lower right that links directly to the meeting. If it's a zoom link, it connects to the zoom room,a or if it's a google meet link, it connects it to google meet. The AI also scans the invite for links, so if you just copy-and-paste a Zoom meeting invite, or someone's e-mail, it detects the appropriate link and puts a note in the field saying "Link in the description", but when you click the button, it takes you to the right link regardless.

But I think the biggest thing I can recommend morgen for is it's integrated to-do/task list manager. When I find a new task, chore, or other activity I need to remember later, I can just jot it down and it puts it in an "unscheduled" bin. Later, when I have more time to think, I can sit down and say "I want to do this task on Tuesday at 2, it should only take 30 minutes." It then puts it on my calendar, but also it marks the time as unavailable in my scheduler - did I mention that yet? It also has the ability to do scheduling, like Calendly. So, tasks, calendar, scheduler, the whole thing. And, since I hooked the scheduler up to my Zoom, it auto-populates a zoom meeting room when someone books a new meeting with me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.