Morgen is an AI daily planner that pulls every calendar and task list into one app, then schedules your work for you. Its AI Planner reads the to-dos you already have in Notion, ClickUp, Linear or Todoist, previews a plan on your calendar, and lets you accept or adjust it. Pro costs $30 per month, or $15 per month billed yearly, and a 14-day free trial needs no credit card. Team plans run $25 per seat monthly or $10 per seat on a yearly plan.
People who live in several calendars at once get the most from it: consultants with client and personal calendars, managers who bounce between Google and Outlook, and freelancers who keep tasks in a separate project tool. Teams of two or more can share availability and book meetings at times that protect each other's focus. Linux users are covered too, since desktop apps exist for Windows, macOS and Linux alongside web and mobile versions, which is uncommon among planners.
Typical workflows start with a weekly template built from Frames, which tells the AI Planner when deep work, meetings and admin belong. From there, tasks pulled from Todoist or Linear land on the calendar as time blocks, overdue items roll forward, and tasks at risk of missing a deadline get flagged. Calendar sync copies events between accounts to prevent double bookings, travel-time and buffer blocks appear around meetings, and built-in scheduling links check real-time availability before anyone books a slot with you.
