Claims reviewed August 27, 2026
Compare Tilly’s mobile-first daily center with Morgen’s cross-platform calendar and task workspace.
The clearest difference is how each product expects you to plan. Use the table to compare the daily experience before comparing individual features.
Feature
Tilly
Morgen
Primary experience
Tilly
A clear Today view centered on iPhone
Morgen
A cross-platform calendar and task workspace
Platforms
Tilly
iPhone with a connected web planner
Morgen
macOS, Windows, Linux, web, iOS, and Android
Planning style
Tilly
Daily brief, focus, conflicts, and explicit actions
Morgen
Manual time blocking plus AI plan recommendations
Calendar support
Tilly
Google, Outlook, Apple, and subscribed calendars
Morgen
Google, Outlook, iCloud, Fastmail, Zoho, and CalDAV
Tasks and projects
Tilly
Tasks connected to the day
Morgen
Built-in tasks plus external task integrations
Best fit
Tilly
People who want a simple daily companion
Morgen
People who need broad platform and integration coverage
Morgen’s AI Planner drafts a daily plan for review before it writes the blocks to the calendar. Tilly also keeps meaningful actions explicit, but starts from a smaller Today experience rather than a full planning workspace. The choice is less about “AI or no AI” and more about how much planning machinery you want around the day.
Morgen publishes apps for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and the web. It also connects a wider set of calendar providers and external task tools. Tilly is deliberately centered on iPhone, with the web app providing more room when the week needs comparison.
Morgen can bring work from tools such as Notion, Todoist, ClickUp, Linear, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, Apple Reminders, and Obsidian into a planning workspace. Tilly keeps its task model closer to the calendar day. If an external project system is your source of truth, test whether two-way task updates matter before choosing.
A broad workspace is valuable only when the connected sources remain understandable. In Morgen, test which tool owns a task after it becomes a calendar block, where completion syncs, and what happens when the AI proposal conflicts with a newly added meeting. Also compare the monthly and annual plans against the integrations you will actually use. Tilly asks for fewer choices: select the calendars that affect availability, keep their ownership visible, and use the web view when the iPhone day needs more room.
Choose Tilly when iPhone is the center of daily planning, a connected web week is enough, and you want fewer surfaces and integrations between you and the next decision.
Choose Morgen when desktop coverage, Linux or Android access, several external task systems, scheduling links, and a reviewable AI-generated plan justify a broader workspace.
A clean demo calendar hides the tradeoffs. Use ordinary meetings, changing priorities, more than one account, and the device you carry during the day.
1
Connect every calendar provider you actually use.
2
Bring in one live external task project.
3
Generate a plan, change a meeting, and inspect the repair.
4
Complete the same daily review on phone and desktop.
Morgen’s AI Planner proposes time blocks and lets the user review, adjust, or reject them before committing the plan. Manual time blocking remains available.
Yes. Morgen publishes apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux in addition to web and mobile. Tilly centers iPhone and uses the web for a wider planning view.
Tilly has the narrower daily model. Morgen is a better fit when broad task integrations and cross-platform planning are requirements rather than optional extras.
The better choice is the one whose daily behavior matches how you want decisions to be made.
Reviewed August 27, 2026. Product details and prices can change; verify the linked product pages before deciding.