Morgen unifies your calendars, tasks and scheduling links into one app. Read about its features, pricing plans, pros, cons, and top alternatives.
Morgen is a cross-platform calendar app founded in 2021 in Zurich, Switzerland, built to solve the problem of juggling multiple calendar accounts across Google, Outlook, and iCloud. Rather than replacing your existing calendar provider, Morgen syncs with them and layers a unified view, time-blocking tools, task integrations, and scheduling links on top.
The app is positioned as a universal time-management hub: alongside events synced from connected calendars, it pulls in tasks from tools like Todoist, Notion, ClickUp, Asana and Linear so users can plan their day by dragging tasks directly onto their calendar timeline.
Morgen's scheduling-link system lets external contacts book meetings against a user's real-time combined availability, similar to Calendly, with support for both recurring booking pages and one-off scheduling links. Virtual meeting integrations with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams automatically attach conferencing details to booked events.
Time blocking is a central workflow: users can drag tasks from integrated task managers onto open calendar time to visually plan their day, and Morgen supports native apps across macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and the web so the experience is consistent regardless of platform.
Morgen offers a genuinely usable Free plan covering one connected calendar account, unlimited calendar subscriptions, a personal booking page, one recurring scheduling link, unlimited one-time links, and unlimited tasks.
The Pro plan costs roughly $30/month paid monthly or about $15/month billed annually, unlocking multiple calendar accounts and expanded scheduling and task-integration limits. A Team plan (around $25/month, or $10/month billed annually per seat) adds shared scheduling for teams. New subscribers get a 14-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Morgen connects to Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook/Office 365, and Apple iCloud, merging them into a single unified view.
Yes, Morgen has a free plan with one connected calendar account, unlimited scheduling links and tasks, and a personal booking page; paid Pro and Team plans unlock more accounts and features.
No, Morgen syncs with your existing calendar providers rather than replacing them, so events stay in sync with Google, Outlook, or iCloud.
Yes, Morgen integrates with task managers like Todoist, Notion, ClickUp, Asana, and Linear and lets you time-block tasks directly on your calendar.
Yes, Morgen includes a personal booking page and both recurring and one-time scheduling links based on your combined calendar availability.
Morgen has native apps for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android, plus a web app.