Currently, you can select multiple events/tasks and either delete them or move them. I want to be able to also colour them all the same like you can do with individual events, or add a tag to all of them if they are tasks. Further options could include adding a reminder to all of them, setting all of their importance level etc.

vinveli_vici 3 days ago

1

Desktop

Similar to what Ticktick quick gestures on tasks, so as to delete, reschedule, mark as done

Ricardo Cabrera 8 days ago

It would be helpful if Morgen could pull tasks and schedule events based off pocket meeting and recordings

nopzig42 11 days ago

Integrations

+3

I use the Obsidian Tasks plugin with custom statuses. Several of them are explicitly configured as type "NON_TASK" in the plugin's data.json for example: { "symbol": "i", "name": "information", "type": "NON_TASK" } { "symbol": "k", "name": "key", "type": "NON_TASK" } These are meant to be informational sub-notes under a real task (e.g. a log line noting something I learned while doing the task), not tasks themselves. In Obsidian, the Tasks plugin correctly treats them as non-actionable. Morgen, however, reads any markdown checkbox line ("- [i] some text", "- [k] some text") straight from the file and imports it as a real task — grouped in the sidebar under labels that match the status names ("information", "key"). This happens even though the line has no due date, no 🆔, and is a sub-item indented under another task. Screenshot attached showing "information" and "key" groups full of what are just log notes, not tasks. Request: please read the Tasks plugin's customStatuses config (data.json) and skip any status whose "type" is "NON_TASK" when importing/scheduling from a vault. This would let Morgen coexist with the Tasks plugin's full status vocabulary instead of only the default checkbox states. As example, that’s a photo of a task that i forwarded to tomorrow , i used the symbol “i” to information , to information to me why i forwarded that task… Both fowarded symbol and information is recognized as non tasks by obsidian, but morgen catch that. Thanks!

Alan Victor 17 days ago

Integrations

+1

I use Morgen alongside Obsidian, importing tasks via the 🆔 tag on each task line. When I allocate a time slot for a task in Morgen, I'd like that time to be written back into the Obsidian task line (e.g. next to the 🆔), so I can see at a glance what time was scheduled without opening Morgen. Ideally this would be two-way: if I change the time in Morgen, it updates in Obsidian; if I change it in the Obsidian line, it updates in Morgen. Right now the sync only goes one direction (Obsidian → Morgen), so once a task is scheduled I lose visibility of its time inside the vault.

Alan Victor 18 days ago

Integrations

+1

Hi I’d love to use the booking feature more. However it is currently limited to weekly. My clients want to book for a monthly session with me, and I can’t propose to them an availability during the month. If I use Morgen I can only do weekly recurring availaibility, it will create a big mess to allow weekly booking.

Gilles 22 days ago

Schedule links

It’s a big feature to implement, but it would be so handy to see all tasks (especially long term tasks with dependencies) in a timeline above the daily schedule so you could drag daily segments of each task down. Play around with the Claude artifact Potential benefits include: Quickly visualizing how much time each task should have allocated each day Easily drag and adjust start/end dates, time allocated for each tasks, dependencies, etc. Timeline bars get taller or shorter depending on how much time should be spent on them each day to get it done within set constraints You can get a sense of how busy each day could be without necessarily scheduling everything in advance to the minute (by looking at how many tasks are schedule-able from the timeline for a given day)

Caleb Koster 25 days ago

Right now the calendar propagation includes that the data has been propagated using Morgen, I would like to remove those details, keeping the REF ID for reference.

Marco A. Paz about 1 month ago

2

It would be useful to be able to zoom in and out of the calendar view using a two-finger pinch gesture. Pinching outward could zoom in, while pinching inward could zoom out. It would also be useful if this could adjust the overall scale of the calendar while preserving its proportions, rather than only changing the vertical height of the time slots, as the current zoom slider does.

Ruben Bierinckx about 1 month ago

Mobile

+2

I woud love to be able to use Tags on any type of task (from any integration)

Miguel Stevens about 1 month ago

When making an open invite, I'm clicking on the calendar to choose the different availability slots. Even though the default duration for the event is already set and predefined to 30 minutes, as I click on a new slot, it's choosing 15-minute time options instead of 30 minutes. I would expect that as I click for a different availability slot, it would default to the duration that is already set on this open invite that I'm creating. I don't want to have to go back and re-adjust the duration of each availability slot when it was already pre-configured in the duration. That doesn't make any sense to need to do all that extra effort. Also because it displays this way, I have no confidence in whether the tool is going to work correctly or not. Will this create a 30 min or 15 min event once everything is done?

Willard Moore about 1 month ago

1

Schedule links

+1

I have this task, which is due every last day of month, and starts 3 days before. I can already see this in my task list, but this is completely useless.

Miguel Stevens about 1 month ago

Tasks

It would be really nice if the chat feature uses the Apple Intelligence framework to provide locally processed chat responses. Even though less powerful, as someone who would like my sensitive data such as calendar details stay local.

Rahul Raman R about 2 months ago

Automations and AI

+2

I usually have a calendar event set as a reminder to do something at a specific time. The duration is set to 0 minutes, for example, 12:15 PM - 12:15 PM. However, in Morgen, the event itself is huge on the calendar and looks like it is a big event that takes a lot of time to complete. Can there be a visual difference especially for a 0 minute event, possibly make it look like a 1 minute event?

bliew about 2 months ago

I work across multiple different task types and the frames are very helpful, but very hard to see on the eye. Would really love if we could either increase the frame label text size and make the actual frame itself easier to see. It’s so opaque you barely can see it, so it’s hard to compartmentalize in your brain.

Veronica Hylak 2 months ago

I would like colleagues and clients who use my booking pages to be able to include additional participants for the event, who are then also sent an invite, and also add their own Zoom/Teams/Jitsi etc link.

Jasper Kenter 2 months ago

Please add a functionality to add emails in Apple Mail as Tasks to Morgen. I use a workaround via Apple Reminders but this is both cumbersome and poorly integrated into the mobile app. Thanks!

Jasper Kenter 2 months ago

1

The integration with Apple Reminders is ok, but there’s some real basics missing, like poor integration with the mobile app and not being able to edit Reminders tasks properly even in the desktop app. For me the main reason to use Apple Reminders alongside Morgen is to be able to use Siri - but this is really important - at least half my tasks originate in a Siri ‘Add this task to that list’ command. It would be great if we could just say ‘Siri, add this 25 minute task with high priority and deadline in two days to List X in Morgen’.

Jasper Kenter 2 months ago