I was going to suggest this but saw this post. I wish Morgen would remove completed items from my calendar, especially if its scheduled for a future slot in the day.
I marked a task completed earlier that I have a slot blocked for this afternoon. The logical thing would be for that slot to be freed up and the AI put something else there in it's place. As it is now, I'll have to delete the entry and then have Morgen re-prioritize, which defeats the purpose of having an AI manage my calendar.
--Aric
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
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Jul 29, 2025
Gem To clarify, if a task session is completed in Morgen you would like the event in the source calendar to be deleted, but Morgen keep the task history.
Is that correct?
Out of curiosity, when do you look at your source calendar and not Morgen?
Gem
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Jul 30, 2025
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Thank you for your clarifying questions. Yes, you have understood my request correctly.
Regarding completed task sessions in Morgen: When a task is completed in Morgen, I would like the corresponding event that Morgen created on the source calendar (e.g., Google Calendar) to be deleted. However, it is essential that Morgen retains the full task history within its own application for review, analytics, and reporting.Regarding why I look at my source calendar andnot Morgen: I frequently view my source calendar (Google Calendar, in my case) directly for several reasons: Quick overview: It's often my default view on other devices or widgets (e.g., phone's home screen, desktop calendar app) that primarily pull from Google Calendar. Sharing: I occasionally share my main calendar with others, and seeing only active commitments there provides a clearer picture for them without historical clutter. Integration with other tools: Some tools or browser extensions I use integrate directly with Google Calendar, not Morgen. Visual Clarity: The main reason isto have a clean, uncluttered calendar that only shows active, upcoming, or pending commitments. When completed task blocks remain, it makes it difficult to quickly distinguish what still needs attention versus what is already done, leadingto visual noise and less effective planning at a glance.
Thank you again for looking into this.
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
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Jul 31, 2025
Gem Great!
This is really interesting feedback, thank you for sharing.
I assume the calendar sets where you can hide groups of calendars together doens't suit your workflow here.
I also assume you want to see completed tasks in Morgen so don't hide them, but at a quick glance don't want to see them.
I too use the Google calendar month widget on my phone, but hide unwanted calendars, such as my tasks calendar.
Regarding the browser extension tools I am curious what they do. Could you share?
I ask as we are currently working on our web app for browsers and would love to get some insight into how different people work on web.
Maya Camhi
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Jul 23, 2025
I'd personally love it to save a history of completed tasks, but I don't think that's a current capability when integrating into calendars.
Otherwise, I agree - the completed task display is clunky. I'd rather it reference the smart frame than each individual task. that way it's clean and I can click into it if I need to look back at what I did that day.
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Nov 19, 2024
Sławomir
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May 4
I use Morgen on macOS/iOS but often check my schedule via CarPlay, which pulls directly from the system calendar. Completed tasks keep showing up there as if they're still pending, which is confusing. A simple toggle to auto-delete completed task events from the source calendar would solve this. The current behavior makes sense as a default (for history/archival), but the option to clean them up automatically would be very welcome.
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Aric
Nov 12, 2025
I was going to suggest this but saw this post. I wish Morgen would remove completed items from my calendar, especially if its scheduled for a future slot in the day.
I marked a task completed earlier that I have a slot blocked for this afternoon. The logical thing would be for that slot to be freed up and the AI put something else there in it's place. As it is now, I'll have to delete the entry and then have Morgen re-prioritize, which defeats the purpose of having an AI manage my calendar.
--Aric
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Jul 29, 2025
Gem To clarify, if a task session is completed in Morgen you would like the event in the source calendar to be deleted, but Morgen keep the task history.
Is that correct?
Out of curiosity, when do you look at your source calendar and not Morgen?
Gem
Jul 30, 2025
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Thank you for your clarifying questions. Yes, you have understood my request correctly.
Regarding completed task sessions in Morgen: When a task is completed in Morgen, I would like the corresponding event that Morgen created on the source calendar (e.g., Google Calendar) to be deleted. However, it is essential that Morgen retains the full task history within its own application for review, analytics, and reporting.Regarding why I look at my source calendar and not Morgen: I frequently view my source calendar (Google Calendar, in my case) directly for several reasons: Quick overview: It's often my default view on other devices or widgets (e.g., phone's home screen, desktop calendar app) that primarily pull from Google Calendar. Sharing: I occasionally share my main calendar with others, and seeing only active commitments there provides a clearer picture for them without historical clutter. Integration with other tools: Some tools or browser extensions I use integrate directly with Google Calendar, not Morgen. Visual Clarity: The main reason is to have a clean, uncluttered calendar that only shows active, upcoming, or pending commitments. When completed task blocks remain, it makes it difficult to quickly distinguish what still needs attention versus what is already done, leading to visual noise and less effective planning at a glance.Thank you again for looking into this.
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Jul 31, 2025
Gem Great!
This is really interesting feedback, thank you for sharing.
I assume the calendar sets where you can hide groups of calendars together doens't suit your workflow here.
I also assume you want to see completed tasks in Morgen so don't hide them, but at a quick glance don't want to see them.
I too use the Google calendar month widget on my phone, but hide unwanted calendars, such as my tasks calendar.
Regarding the browser extension tools I am curious what they do. Could you share?
I ask as we are currently working on our web app for browsers and would love to get some insight into how different people work on web.
Maya Camhi
Jul 23, 2025
I'd personally love it to save a history of completed tasks, but I don't think that's a current capability when integrating into calendars.
Otherwise, I agree - the completed task display is clunky. I'd rather it reference the smart frame than each individual task. that way it's clean and I can click into it if I need to look back at what I did that day.
Nov 19, 2024
Sławomir
May 4
I use Morgen on macOS/iOS but often check my schedule via CarPlay, which pulls directly from the system calendar. Completed tasks keep showing up there as if they're still pending, which is confusing. A simple toggle to auto-delete completed task events from the source calendar would solve this. The current behavior makes sense as a default (for history/archival), but the option to clean them up automatically would be very welcome.