Musli vs Morgen
Morgen and Musli are both desktop planners for macOS, Windows and Linux that combine a calendar with tasks. Morgen is a subscription that connects many calendar providers and task tools. Musli works with Google Calendar and its own Inbox, works offline and is a one-time purchase.
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At a glance
| Feature | Morgen | Musli |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Price$15/month billed yearly or $30/month billed monthly (Individuals); 14-day free trial | Price$49 once, no subscription (pre-order) |
| Platforms | PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux, mobile, browser | PlatformsmacOS, Windows, Linux (desktop only) |
| Calendars | CalendarsGoogle, Outlook / Microsoft 365, iCloud, CalDAV | CalendarsGoogle Calendar (two-way) |
| Tasks | TasksIts own tasks and task integrations | TasksIts own Inbox |
| Planning | PlanningTime blocking | PlanningDrag tasks onto the day, or ⌘K → Plan my day |
| Available | AvailableYes | AvailableIn development — join the waitlist |
Morgen facts from morgen.so, checked 11 October 2026.
Which one to pick
Pick Morgen if
You use Outlook, iCloud or CalDAV calendars, want task integrations or a mobile app.
Pick Musli if
You use Google Calendar, want a calm single-day planner on your computer and would rather pay once.
Questions
Morgen offers a 14-day free trial; its plans are paid monthly or yearly (morgen.so/pricing, 11 October 2026). Musli is paid once.
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