Who it's for

Built for people who juggle calendars

You have multiple calendars. They don't talk to each other. SYNCDATE fixes that in 60 seconds.

Remote & Hybrid Workers

Personal life stays private, availability stays accurate

Your work Outlook doesn't know about your gym at 6 AM or therapy on Thursdays. Without sync, those slots get overbooked. With SYNCDATE, personal events block your work calendar as "Busy" — colleagues see you're unavailable, not why. Exclusion rules skip all-day events (holidays, OOO) so only timed blocks sync over.

Typical setup
Personal calendar → Work calendar (one-way, privacy on)
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Freelancers & Consultants

One source of truth for all your engagements

Three clients, three calendars, one personal. When Client A books you, Clients B and C need to see you're unavailable. The hub-and-spoke pattern: all client calendars sync one-way into your personal. Filter out internal-only events by title, and use the calendar view to see all clients on one screen.

Hub-and-spoke
Client A calendar →
Client B calendar → Your personal calendar
Client C calendar →
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Couples & Families

Coordinate schedules without sharing everything

Two-way sync so both people manage their own calendar and both see when the other is busy. School pickups, childcare, travel plans — all visible without needing shared events or a family app.

  • School pickups: sync school calendar into both
  • Surprise planning: events show as "Busy" (privacy mode)
  • Childcare coordination: nanny/babysitter calendar synced to both

Managers & Team Leads

Find time that actually works for your team

"Find a Time" only works when calendars are accurate. Have direct reports sync personal → work (one-way, privacy on). You see real availability — blocks show up — without seeing what's actually happening.

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Side Project Founders

Day job and side project, never double-booked

Two separate workspaces, two separate calendars. Sync your day-job calendar into your side-project account so you see conflicts before they happen. Reverse sync optional — let your day-job colleagues see you're unavailable without knowing why.

iCal Feed Users

Sports leagues, schools, bookings — auto-synced

Any standard .ics URL becomes a live calendar source. Sports league schedules, school academic calendars, Airbnb/VRBO bookings, project management timelines — paste the URL, pick a destination, done. SYNCDATE polls every 15 minutes for updates. Read-only: one-way only (feed → your calendar). Use exclusion rules to skip all-day events from feeds that generate a lot of them.

Sports leaguesSchool calendarsAirbnb/VRBOProject timelinesPublic holidays

AI-Augmented Professionals

Let your AI assistant manage your calendar

Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible AI can read authorized SYNCDATE calendars, find free time across them, and book on writable calendars via the SYNCDATE MCP server. Ask your AI “What's free Thursday afternoon?” and it checks Google, Outlook, CalDAV, and iCal accounts you connected. No tab-switching, no copy-pasting availability.

Check availability
Across every connected calendar in one query
Find free time
Cross-calendar free/busy in one request
Book events
On writable Google, Outlook, or CalDAV calendars
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Anyone with 2+ Calendar Accounts

If you have two calendars, you need this

76% of knowledge workers manage events across multiple calendar systems (Atlassian, 2024). Harvard Business Review found workers lose 9% of productive time toggling between applications. SYNCDATE makes multiple accounts feel like one unified system — Google, Outlook, CalDAV providers (iCloud, Fastmail, Infomaniak, mailbox.org, Posteo, Nextcloud, and any standards-compliant server), and iCal feeds — without merging or complicating anything.

76%
of knowledge workers manage 2+ calendar systems
9%
of productive time lost switching between calendar apps

Common questions

SYNCDATE Use Cases — Who Should Use Calendar Sync | SYNCDATE