Connect Disroot

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Your Disroot calendars live in Disroot Cloud (Nextcloud). You connect them over CalDAV — with your Disroot username and ideally an app password. After that everything runs automatically, and sync picks up changes every 5 minutes.

The most common pitfall

Your login is your username without @disroot.org — so name, not name@disroot.org. If you enter the full address anyway, Kalender Sync shortens it automatically.

1. Create an app password in Disroot Cloud

1. Sign in to Disroot Cloud.
2. Open Settings → Security and scroll to Devices & sessions.
3. Enter a name, e.g. “Kalender Sync”, and click Create new app password.
4. Copy the password shown — it is displayed only once.

If you have two-factor authentication turned on, the app password is required. Without 2FA your regular Disroot password works too, but the app password is safer: you can revoke it later without changing your Disroot password.

2. Connect in Kalender Sync

1. In the dashboard, “Connect calendar” → “Disroot”.
2. Enter your Disroot username (without @disroot.org).
3. Enter the app password and click “Test & Connect” — Kalender Sync checks the connection right away.

You don’t need to enter the server address (cloud.disroot.org) — Kalender Sync knows it and finds your calendars automatically.

Other Nextcloud servers

This connection works for Disroot only. Your own Nextcloud, or Nextcloud at another provider, can’t be connected at the moment.

If “Sign-in failed” appears

• Does signing in to Disroot Cloud work with the same details? If not, the username or password is wrong.
• Two-factor authentication on? Then only an app password works, not your regular password.
• Did you delete the app password in Disroot Cloud or change your password? Then reconnect with a new app password.

Still stuck? Write to us at support@kalender-sync.de — the Disroot connection is still new, and every bit of feedback helps.

Stop access

In Kalender Sync: Remove a calendar. You can also delete the app password in Disroot Cloud under Settings → Security → Devices & sessions — that ends access immediately.