Mornin

🙏 Hey Everyone, I'm Mehul and one of the makers of Mornin. I'm an Engineering Lead at Tech Co. As a Manager and Maker, one of the things I have constantly struggled with is balancing my time across different focus areas. This led to a lot of interesting conversations on how we can get better at managing our time. We eventually stumbled upon an 💡 insight that we should start by understanding where we are spending our time. Mornin is a Chrome Extension that sits on top of your Google Calendar and categorises and color codes the events into the following buckets * Planning - what you will be working on in future * Execution - is the actual work. If you are an engineer, this is the time you spent programming or designing architectures. * Reviews - when you are reviewing a report or a peer's work or getting your own work reviewed * People Management - Hiring, Mentorship etc. * Town Halls - are company-wide events Please give it a spin and let us know what you think.

Seems Cool! How it can distinguish between categories? Keywords? Does it work with other languages?

This looks great. I'd read a recent interview with the Shopify CEO and he said he relies heavily on calendar color coding, which I thought was a nice idea - https://www.theobservereffect.or...

Interesting concept, but one issue I have with chrome extensions is the security aspect. I believe you have no malicious program hidden in this extension you created, but there are indeed insidious ones out there - many in fact. Especially for a sensitive calendar related function, I think it may be worthwhile to look at how to make this appear more secure/trustworthy, e.g. making it open source.

Great idea to get insight! This product can really help people in identifying where their daily routine time is being spent and if the execution is getting delayed they can really ideantify where the most time was spent and what needs to do next to meet timelines.

Hi Everyone, 🙏 Thank you so much for your love. If you have to pick what comes next, what would you like to see

This is an amazing concept and idea. It would be also wonderful to get a snapshot of time spent on a weekly/monthly basis to reorient goal setting.