Danny Hatcher Is this something that could be almost like a frame but without AI planning functionality?

I love this!

That's a game changer for me.

This missing functionality was the reason for me to leave Morgan for Akiflow.

They have done it niceley and call it "timeslots".

Below is an example. I would love coming back to Morgen because some functionality I miss in Akiflow. And now, I just wanted to check-out what happened in Morgen (appreciating this promising post).

One feature Akiflow has, is to replan any outstanding tasks to any future timeslot. With a single click all open elements move automatically. That's nice.

I use it as already described by others with repeating timeslots on various weekdays (e.g. do private financing & admin every wednesday evening or I do repairs for my apartment or car every saturday mornings). If I didn't finalize some actions I can easily move them to next week's timeslot. However, I can also move some very important tasks to my "ASAP" timeslot or my "projects" timeslot I have for example every Friday evening.

Another important functionality is to copy the reccurance of the timeslot to the individual tasks (if I want this). I could open the task and copy the reccurence from the slot with a single click.

Last but not least I wish Akiflow or Morgen could sort the tasks within a timeslot by criteria that matters to me (e.g. starting time or priority). Currently that's missing.

As already requested below I plan my typical week by planning weekly tasks and timeslots (in case there are several tasks in a time frame). Doing urgent phone calls every morning before deep work is one more example. Having kids, my productive time in the evenings is quite short and many unplanned requests are coming in. It helps me to allocate repeating time slots for my various life areas to every evening. One of the biggest advantages is to balance sufficient time for my different life areas with more clarity.

Here is my related post for it:

I wish Morgen could do this as well.

I feel like this is very similar to this timebox feature request: https://morgen.canny.io/feature-requests/p/timebox-as-an-alternative-event

Do you mean that the tasks then get hidden inside the block once you add them to the time block? Because you can currently block time - I do this and call it GTD (Getting things done) and then just put the task over that block of time. I've seen other calendars where the task then gets hidden inside the blocked time which agree is tidier, but then I feel like I've lost sight of what I need to do - and the notifications for Morgen (in my opinion) need some improvement in order for this to be effective

Would love to see this, especially since it could provide a ton of use with the more automated flows that Morgan Assist seems to be aiming for.

As a personal example, I have a calendar with a single event series that blocks off the time dedicated to my dayjob so that its clear what time is available for other tasks. This has proven to work well even in edge cases (days taken off / company holidays, shift schedule changes, etc) as the series can just be edited to match.

However, in reality this time available, and tasks need to be planned within it. The event (and entire calendar) is just a symptom of not being able to otherwise "tag" blocks of time as being dedicated to a purpose, not a real "Busy" indicator.

Since all time-based productivity techniques are around reducing multitasking, it makes sense that trying to merge work and personal planning becomes painful - I am simultaneously telling the system it should not use that time (for personal tasks), and asking it to use that time (for work tasks). In an automated scenario, this goes from an annoying quirk to a showstopper!

Perhaps subtasks could be incorporated into this somehow.

This is well done in Akiflow if you’re looking for a potential implementation. They call them slots.