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Morgen is an AI-powered daily planning app that brings calendars, tasks, and scheduling into one focused workspace. It helps individuals and teams prioritize meaningful work through time blocking, smart automations, and adaptive AI planning.
With deep integrations across popular tools and cross-platform support, Morgen is designed to reduce context switching while keeping users fully in control of their schedules.
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Individual Monthly | $30/mo (Billed Monthly) | AI Planner with time blocking, Unlimited calendar & task integrations, Booking pages & scheduling links |
| Individual Yearly | $15/mo (Billed Annually) | All Individual Monthly features, Save ~50% vs monthly, Access to all future updates |
| Team Monthly (Min. 2 seats) | $25/seat/mo (Billed Monthly) | Team availability visibility, Shared scheduling links, Team calendar automations |
| Team Yearly (Min. 2 seats) | $10/seat/mo (Billed Annually) | All Team Monthly features, Save ~60% vs monthly, Centralized team calendar admin |
Price details: https://www.morgen.so/pricing
Competitor |
Pros |
|---|---|
| Motion | Morgen offers more manual control than Motion, appealing to users who dislike fully automated schedules. Its interface feels less rigid, making it easier to adapt plans on the fly. Pricing is also more flexible for individuals who want powerful planning without committing to aggressive automation. |
| Sunsama | Compared to Sunsama, Morgen provides stronger calendar-centric workflows and native scheduling links. Users often find Morgen faster for daily replanning, especially when juggling multiple calendars. It also supports more operating systems, including Linux, which Sunsama lacks. |
| Akiflow | Morgen feels lighter and more focused than Akiflow, which can feel overwhelming to new users. The AI Planner assists without forcing structure, while Akiflow relies more on manual task consolidation. Morgen’s pricing is also slightly lower for long-term annual users. |
| Fantastical | Unlike Fantastical, Morgen deeply integrates task management and time blocking rather than focusing mainly on events. It is better suited for productivity-focused users who plan workdays, not just meetings. Morgen also provides AI-based planning, which Fantastical lacks. |
| Reclaim | Morgen gives users more visibility and control over their schedules than Reclaim’s background automation. It works well for users who want recommendations without surrendering their calendar logic. Morgen also supports personal use cases better, not just team-heavy setups. |
Competitor |
Cons |
|---|---|
| Motion | Motion may be better for users who want a fully hands-off approach, while Morgen still requires active planning decisions. For people seeking strict automation with minimal input, Morgen can feel less decisive and more effort-driven. |
| Sunsama | Sunsama emphasizes reflective daily planning and guided routines, which some users find more motivating than Morgen’s calendar-first approach. Morgen lacks the same level of built-in journaling and end-of-day review that Sunsama users value. |
| Akiflow | Akiflow excels at inbox-style task capture across tools, whereas Morgen focuses more on scheduling once tasks exist. Power users with very high task volume may find Akiflow more efficient for rapid triage and consolidation. |
| Fantastical | Fantastical offers a more polished natural language input experience for quick event creation. Morgen’s strength lies in planning rather than fast event entry, which may feel slower for users who mainly want a premium calendar UI. |
| Reclaim | Reclaim integrates deeply with Google Calendar for automatic habit and task scheduling, which can feel more effortless. Morgen’s broader calendar support comes at the cost of less background automation for Google-only users. |
