What makes Calendars by Readdle different is that it brings all your schedules, calendars, routines, and tasks together to see all activities at a glance.Įverything our users love about Calendars on iPhone and iPad is now on Mac. Over 20 million people around the globe already use Calendars by Readdle on iOS, and now we’re launching the Mac version with a clear mission – we’ll help you become more organized. To sync with an existing account, tap the account and turn on Calendars.Own your time with Calendars by Readdle across all your Apple devices – Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
Open the Calendar app on your iPhone to see your Google Calendar events. To sync only your calendar, turn off the other services. Emails, contacts, and calendar events will now sync directly with your Google Account. If you don't have the latest operating system and you use 2-Step Verification, enter an app password instead of your regular password. On your iPhone or iPad, open your Settings. You can sync Google Calendar with the Calendar app that comes on your iPhone or iPad. On the Accounts tab, use "Refresh Calendars" to choose how often you want Apple Calendar and Google Calendar to sync. To add your Google account information, follow the steps on the screen. On the left side of the Accounts tab, click Add Add. In the top left corner of your screen, click Calendar and then Preferences. You can sync Google Calendar with the Calendar app that comes on your Mac. We recommend that you back up your data prior to setting this up using MITs recommended backup solution, Code42/Crashplanįor instructions to set this up, please see Can I see Google Calendar events on my Apple calendar on the Mac, an iPhone, or an iPad 
Once a Google Calendar is synchronized with your desktop iCal application it can also be synchronized with your mobile device.
Google Calendar allows you to subscribe to one or more calendars via standard web links that are understood by Apple's iCal.
Q: Can I sync my Google Calendar with Apple Cal my iPhone or iPad? Context
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