Sync your own calendars

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This sync type keeps your own calendars in harmony — e.g. work and personal: events from one automatically block the other. No invite link needed; it runs right after setup.

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One direction or both?

• One direction (A → B): one calendar blocks the other, not vice versa. Typical: the personal calendar blocks the work calendar — work stays invisible in personal.
• Both directions (A ⇄ B), the two-way sync: both block each other. Typical: two equal calendars (two jobs, work ⇄ personal). Counts as one sync against your plan limit.

Setting it up

1. “New sync” → “Sync calendar”.
2. Choose the direction: one-way or two-way.
3. Pick the calendars — for a two-way sync, exactly two writable calendars (iCal feeds are read-only and can’t be a two-way partner).
4. Set the visibility — for a two-way sync, optionally different per direction: level, placeholder title and all-day behaviour can each be configured per direction (“Per direction →”).
5. For one direction, pick the target — done. The initial sync starts in the background.

Good to know

• No loops: blockers are never synced back — even in both directions there’s no ping-pong (how sync works).
• Pausing pauses both directions — a two-way sync is always paused and resumed as a whole (pause & end).
• Three or more calendars are connected with several syncs — examples under Multiple accounts & chained setups.
• Changing settings later: currently end + recreate (Known limitations).