CalendarSync - CalDAV and more

Works like a charm! I have tried several apps to sync my wife's iPhone calendar to my Android, they worked for a little while, then stopped. I never could figure out why and when. No log, no settings etc. Then I came across this cool app. If you have problems with all the settings, just read the very detailed manual. The log files are also helpful in troubleshooting. But best of all : there is Annemarie. She answers any questions within hours. With her help I found something I had been doing wrong and fixed it. Two days later she contacted me to check if I needed any further help. Where do you get this kind of support? Awesome app, well worth to upgrade to the paid version. Thank you Annemarie!

The app is solid, does exactly what it says it does, and the developer is incredibly helpful. Tasker integration is an added bonus. Interface could use some polishing up but otherwise a great app. 5 stars!

A bit of knowledge about different calendar formats helps when setting things up in the app, but the technical support is fantastic - very quick and genuinely helpful.

Is you want highly flexible Sync via CalDAV this is for you. Works well for me with Apple OS X Server

Overwhelming amount of options, but does what it is supposed to do. Great, quick support! Buy it.

Does exactly what it should do. Very satisfied

Great application, works flawlessly on all my devices! I use it to do one way sync, and it just works! Even with multiple calendars. Worth every penny! /Jobbe

Exactly what I needed! I need to sync other calendars to my Google calendar, and I need the changes to be visible in real time. Since the native Google Calendar only updates external calendars once or twice a day, and doesn't allow on-demand syncing of external calendars, this app (CalendarSync) does exactly what I need. It parses the webcal: feed and puts it onto my Google calendar automatically on the schedule I chose, and also more frequently if I want (I just press the "Process WebiCals" button and it syncs on demand). The latest version includes a very helpful popup after syncing, showing the number of new, updated, or deleted appointments. That really helps me to know how the app is working and what it is doing. Also, the latest version works a lot faster than previous versions!

Takes a bit of getting used to but does everything I need.

Perfect app for syncing my Daylite CalDAV

Solves inter-calendar sync issues really well.

App does what I need and the developer is extremely responsive.

Still lovin' it after all these years!

Does exactly whatit should do. Sync my tablet calendar with the calendar in my Telenet Outlook web access (which is not in the list of supported sites). Except that I couldn't get it working... I used the button to send a copy of the logfile to support and got response immediatelly. They gave me the correct settings and now it works perfectly I'm now also using it with my own Synology Webdav server and that's also working as it should.

I needed an app to do just what this does. And it does is very well. I have this setup to run from Tasker. Always works 100%

Funktioniert mit verschiedensten Server Typen problemlos. Sollte mal doch was nicht klappen, ist der Support super!

This is a handy app. Lots of options and features, and a helpful developer if you need a hand.

Does not work

Wow, great app. A few (much needed) option providing better control/functionality. The developer doors a tremendous job with support.

Great application, works flawlessly on all my devices! I use it to do one way sync, and it just works! Even with multiple calendars. Worth every penny! /Jobbe

I have had an ongoing issue attempting to get my BlackBerry Z10 to sync with my CalDAV server, so I installed the trial version of this app as a workaround. It synced properly straight out of the box, although it could not communicate with the native BlackBerry calendar. However, after installing a third-party Android calendar (aCalendar) I have a working solution until BlackBerry finally manages to fix their native app. Note: If you're installing this app on a BlackBerry, you will want to install the trial version and purchase your license direct from the developer; the Google Play license for some reason will not work.

I'm glad I paid the full version this app has a lot of option you can make your Android device as a calendar sync hub, the Dev or the support of this app is brilliant. Thank you!

I use this app to sync an ical web calendar with my galaxy s3. The sync works as it should. The customer services are very responsive and prompt with their replies.

Does exactly whatit should do. Sync my tablet calendar with the calendar in my Telenet Outlook web access (which is not in the list of supported sites). Except that I couldn't get it working... I used the button to send a copy of the logfile to support and got response immediatelly. They gave me the correct settings and now it works perfectly I'm now also using it with my own Synology Webdav server and that's also working as it should.

Great application, works flawlessly on all my devices! I use it to do one way sync, and it just works! Even with multiple calendars. Worth every penny! /Jobbe

Well written and thought out with hints and comments to help you along when configuring it.

For my setup it needed more than 2 minutes to sync my calendars, while other tools doing the same thing achieve the sync in a few seconds. Developer replied promptly, but could not solve the speed problem. So I stopped using the app. Attention, if you send logfiles. They contain your password in clear text, at least the version I used.

Works as advertised and developer very responsive

Took forever to get it working, two days later it stopped working. Don't have time for this after paying 8$ for an app. Wish I could get a refund. Waste of money.

This all works well as it says on the box

I use this application to sync my Android calendar to my own DAViCal Server. One problem, related to events with different timezones in one calendar, was fixed within a few days. Everything else worked well from the start.

I wanted to be able to sync my Android calendar with my friend's public iCloud calendar, but it's impossible to import a public iCloud calendar into Google Calendars because basically Apple won't play nice with Google. CalendarSync to the rescue! It works great but there are a couple of gotchas to fix in order to get it working. Here's how: You should have received an automated email from Apple when the user shared his public iCloud calendar with you. Copy the webcal URL under "Having problems? Manually subscribe to this calendar at:" in that email. Next open CalendarSync and when you create a new WebICal paste the URL into the appropriate blank. Change "webcal://" to "https://" in the URL. Also, check if the copy/paste added any spaces into the URL. (That's what happened to me and it caused sync to fail.) Leave the source type as "HTTP/HTTPS." I also created a calendar and selected it as default for import, but I'm not sure if that is required. The developer gives great support, but maybe this saves time for all concerned.

Have found a different app that works

This application works very well... once you figure out how to use it. This app could greatly benefit from an interface overhaul to be more intuitive. Upon opening it, it suggests you read the manual. Do it. There is absolutely no way to figure out how to use the thing unless you do. Once you actually get the thing working how you'd like it, it's worth every penny.

Very responsive technical support. Works great and solved all my scheduling problems since updating my Android ROM. THANK YOU SO MUCH

Only using to "sync" a read-only ics file, but it works well. Very responsive technical support too.

I use this for synchronizing my work calendar (password protected ICS files). I spent a bit of time looking into numerous other apps but couldn't get them working with my work calendar. This app works perfectly! The developer has also been very responsive and already implemented some changes based on my feedback.

I use it for synchronizing with a CalDAV server (davical 0.9.9.2) on Linux. Works for me, no issues. After creating server definition you need to work through the preference settings to get it working. Nothing strange but you need to pay some level of attention.

I just can't seem to get this to work. It is that much worse that there is no trial.

Does not work. not keeping its promise. really bad when it does not syncs all the events. My cal has more than 100 events and it syncs only few of those around 15/20. whats wrong with it.. :( Its really not friendly to tell you whats wrong. It was a real bad choice, I have to check for other options.