Being able to pin the mini calendar so that I can always see it, just as it is on Google Calendar. Instead of Tasks for example I want to be able to see my mini calendar, and quickly go in a specific date
Feature Request: Persistent Mini Calendar Sidebar (Week View)
As a Morgen Pro user on Mac (v4), I'd like a persistent mini month-calendar in the sidebar that stays visible while in Week view — similar to what Fantastical offers.
Current experience: In Week view, there's no way to see the full month at a glance or quickly jump to a specific date without switching to Month view (M), clicking, then switching back (W). The Quick-Nav widget referenced in your docs doesn't appear to exist in v4 on Mac.
Requested experience: A small month grid in the left sidebar (above or below the task panel) that:
Shows the current month with dots/indicators on days with events
Lets you click any date to jump to that week in Week view
Stays persistently visible without toggling
This is the single feature keeping some users on Fantastical. Given Morgen's superior multi-calendar aggregation and Notion integration, adding this would remove the last reason to run a second calendar app.
Thanks for building a great product.
Gabriel
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Feb 24, 2025
This would be a very helpful feature. The current process of a quick reference to a full month calendar is very clunky.
LosCharlie
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Nov 10, 2024
Here you can see the iOS app doing what I was talking about which would bring the mini calendar next to the month/year area in desktop.
LosCharlie
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Nov 4, 2024
I was using Rise Calendar for a while, and now I'm back to Morgen. The location of the mini calendar seems out of place. Rise had their mini calendar accessible by clicking the Month Year, just like where Morgen has it. Maybe move the icon there, like in my example?
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Oct 18, 2024
Bio Flow Plumbing and Gas
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May 22, 2024
I agree. I keep going to the top right to use the calendar icon. It would be good to have an option to see the month in the bottom left, to glance at dates in the month without having to click the month
Ben
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May 23, 2024
Bio Flow Plumbing and Gas actually yes that would be a good addition to
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Jonathan
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Feature Request: Persistent Mini Calendar Sidebar (Week View)
As a Morgen Pro user on Mac (v4), I'd like a persistent mini month-calendar in the sidebar that stays visible while in Week view — similar to what Fantastical offers.
Current experience: In Week view, there's no way to see the full month at a glance or quickly jump to a specific date without switching to Month view (M), clicking, then switching back (W). The Quick-Nav widget referenced in your docs doesn't appear to exist in v4 on Mac.
Requested experience: A small month grid in the left sidebar (above or below the task panel) that:
Shows the current month with dots/indicators on days with events
Lets you click any date to jump to that week in Week view
Stays persistently visible without toggling
This is the single feature keeping some users on Fantastical. Given Morgen's superior multi-calendar aggregation and Notion integration, adding this would remove the last reason to run a second calendar app.
Thanks for building a great product.
Gabriel
Feb 24, 2025
This would be a very helpful feature. The current process of a quick reference to a full month calendar is very clunky.
LosCharlie
Nov 10, 2024
Here you can see the iOS app doing what I was talking about which would bring the mini calendar next to the month/year area in desktop.
LosCharlie
Nov 4, 2024
I was using Rise Calendar for a while, and now I'm back to Morgen. The location of the mini calendar seems out of place. Rise had their mini calendar accessible by clicking the Month Year, just like where Morgen has it. Maybe move the icon there, like in my example?
Oct 18, 2024
Bio Flow Plumbing and Gas
May 22, 2024
I agree. I keep going to the top right to use the calendar icon. It would be good to have an option to see the month in the bottom left, to glance at dates in the month without having to click the month
Ben
May 23, 2024
Bio Flow Plumbing and Gas actually yes that would be a good addition to