Feature Requests

Morgen currently only populates travel time blocks about 1-2 weeks before the events happen. I have clients and patients scheduling me 1-2 months in advance. By the time the time TRAVEL TIME blocks have populated in my Morgent Calendar I may have someone already scheduled in a time when I am going to be commuting or travelling from one location to the other. This is a problem. Please populate the travel times as soon as the event is added to the calendar so we can avoid this altogether. Thank you!

Filing this per recent conversation w/ support, trying to a) show a reproduction and b) show how the current UX makes Morgen challenging to use, day-to-day. Issue: After running the AI scheduler, a task that should be scheduled annually (on March 9) showed up redundantly and early, on July 2nd. The task is already (correctly) scheduled in the future for March 9. Prior to running the scheduler, there was no corresponding task on July 2nd. It is unclear why the behavior would happen, as the task in question has not been viewed or modified. Further, it is hard to debug the behavior and impossible to have confidence in Morgen to correctly schedule things. This hurts product perception, and definitely dissuades me from using Morgen for important activities. Reproduction: Create an task in the taskbar (left). Drag the task to the calendar to create a task/event* and schedule it to recur on March 9, annually. Run the AI scheduler. In some cases, the task is created on a day that is not March 9. Desired behavior commentary/feature: The current UX is very confusing. I understand that tasks can "split" and become multiple, different entities (e.g., when copying a task to the calendar, or when editing a task that is on the calendar, changing it from the original task). Despite this understanding, I cannot fathom how to achieve my goal: I would like to easily schedule tasks to recur, reliably, on a schedule I specify. I would like to easily see all instances of a recurring task in a single place, or at least a summary of them. I would like to be able to change all (or, "all future") instances of a task in one operation. I would like the tasks to reliably be scheduled only on the dates/times that I specify, when I do specify specific dates and times. I would like a clear indication of the linkage between tasks on my calendar and tasks in my task list (that implies the relationship between a source task and an task/event is maintained). Commentary on current UX: I'm confused when I open a task/event* and see that it is "not recurring" when it clearly was spawned from an event in my task list, and is clearly related to a recurring task/event. See first & second inline pic. I'm confused why my recurring event (scheduled for March 9) is properly scheduled, but then a duplicate is scheduled for July 2. See third inline pic. I find this "split" between tasks, event/tasks, and the fragmented behavior between both intensely confusing and often frustrating. I'm sure it's made worse by some odd AI behavior (I'm convinced there are scheduling bugs), and the artifacts that behavior leaves behind (e.g., a cloned event/task on July 2 that is marked "not recurring"). Having two different "search" bars is very confusing. I really want a unified view so I don't have to hunt for information. When I find something in the calendar search, then I have to go do another search in the task list... it's complicated and annoying. Give me a unified and smart search tool. Key points: Yes, I think there's a bug somewhere. The July 2 event/task was NOT there before I ran the AI. I've run the AI many times recently. Just today, randomly, it decided to recreate this task on July 2 (even though it already exists on March 9, 2026). What I REALLY REALLY want to convey is the CONFUSION the current user interface causes, in combination with the fragmented behavior of tasks/events. It's hard to know what's going on. * (I'm at a loss for describing "tasks in my calendar," versus "tasks in my task list," so I'm referring to the former as "task/event" – overall I find this dichotomy very higgledy-piggledy).

I want to select which calendar tasks go into for each Frame using the AI planner.

Currently, when an event from "Calendar1" is propagated to "Calendar2" (marked "Busy (From Morgen)" I got both notifications on my phone. If I propagate the event to a third calendar, I got three notifications. I'd like to have merged notifications (or to be able to choose which appears)

I would like to have the travel time be calculated from my current location. OR at the very least to be able to input where my location will be prior to the meeting so I get an accurate buffer time.

Currently, when tasks are assigned to me in ClickUp or Linear, they sync seamlessly with Morgen, which is great. However, when using the AI planner, tasks are scheduled mostly based on due dates and Morgen’s smart scheduling engine. The issue arises when I may not actually be able to work on a task until a specific future date—or I may not even want to think about it until then. For example, if today is Friday and I assign my team a task to design something, I know they’ll be working on it today, Monday, and maybe Tuesday. I might set a due date for the following Friday, as I need to review it by then. However, I don’t want it scheduled in my AI planner until at least Wednesday. Right now, Morgen tries to schedule it earlier than I actually need it or can physically work on it. I know I can simply right-click and say 'Ignore Task', but that involves me having to review the task details to see if it's something I can or can't work on which takes away from the magic of the AI planner. Proposed Solution: Introduce a "Defer Until" field (or "Start Date") for tasks in Morgen’s AI planner. This would seamlessly map to Clickup's Start Date. This would allow users to specify a date before which the AI should ignore the task for scheduling purposes. If the date is set to February 14th, for example, the task would not be considered in the AI planner until that day. Benefits Reduces cognitive overload by ensuring tasks only appear when they are actually actionable. Prevents premature scheduling of tasks I’m not ready to work on. Improves AI task prioritization by only scheduling tasks I can work on.

I don't want the AI planner to put tasks in the Frame calendar. Can I have a "prioritize frame calendar" toggle for the AI planner?

Summarize day agenda Summarize week agenda Ask AI to look for specific events AI suggestions when scheduling conflicting times Natural language descriptions. “You have 11 zoom calls this week. One is with an investor and 2 appear to be urgent with the product development team.” “Look for events that are after 4pm Mon, Weds and Fri”. “How many hours of meetings do I have for the next 2 weeks”? “Auto-Summarize website description of meeting participants based on work email”

Tasks which are integrated with Todoist cannot be scheduled with the AI planner and have to scheduled manually. I want the Todoist tasks also to be scheduled with the AI planner (as the competitors can do it)

The Travel time feature is okay but it can be much better. A few people added some of the things that will make it better but there is a lot more needed. 1) Ability to set a default location for every hour of every day (separately). This way, I am in the office most Wednesdays and Thursdays I can set it to my offices location but the other days I can set to my home location 2) Add a travel time to the office for the days I will be in the office based on my schedule without an appointment. This will block that time out for appointments. 3) Ability to change the location of a certain time period, so if I work in the Manhattan office one day I can use that location for that day 4) Add a list of Frequent locations to make this changing easier 5) Travel time in the future should be based on your location for that time (including if you had an appointment, and its location) to give you an idea of travel time but appointments coming up today should be based on your current location This would put the travel time on steroids. Addition: Option to adjust the colour of the event.