Features · Calendar sync
The booking shows up there too, where you already look
Google Calendar mirroring and an ICS subscription per resource: bookings go out to your calendar, so you don't need to open a separate app.
Why it helps
You don't open one more app
You already have plenty to check in the morning and don't want a separate booking screen as well. With calendar sync your bookings appear in the calendar you already look at: mirrored to Google Calendar, or via an ICS subscription in Apple Calendar or Outlook. After calendar sync, one glance at your phone is enough to see your day.
Everyone sees their own day
In a team nobody wants to comb through a shared calendar to find their own. Calendar sync works per resource: each colleague connects their own Google account or subscribes to their own ICS link. At the end of the day everyone knows what is theirs, and nobody has to ask. It also means bookings follow cancellations and changes by themselves, so you never delete or retype anything by hand.
You decide what shows
A calendar is often seen by others, so it matters that no more data leaves than necessary. No guest name or contact goes into the Google event, and in the ICS feed you choose among three levels of detail. You keep the control, and you still get the convenience. The two ways together cover the whole team: whoever uses Google gets mirroring, whoever uses something else gets the ICS subscription, and everyone keeps their own habit.
What it does
One booking, in as many calendars as you need
Who sees what
Two ways, clear rules
Sync is easiest when you don't have to think about it. Here is what each way does.
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