Syncanor – Calendar Sync — App Store rankings
Michael Schoenbeck · Utilities · View on the App Store
About this app
The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Syncanor brings order to your calendar world. Connect external calendar sources such as ICS files, iCal feeds, or CalDAV servers and intelligently merge them into a single destination calendar—automatically, reliably, and always under your control. Whether for work, family, clubs, or personal projects, Syncanor ensures your events are exactly where you need them. KEY FEATURES • Synchronize ICS, iCal, and CalDAV calendars • Merge multiple sources into a single destination calendar • Use individual UID prefixes to keep sources safely separated • Intelligently synchronize existing events without creating duplicates • Automatically update modified events • Optionally remove events that no longer exist in the source • Schedule synchronization hourly, daily, weekly, or at custom intervals • Start a manual synchronization at any time • Add title prefixes for clear visual distinction • Mark private events using configurable rules MAXIMUM CONTROL You decide: • Which sources are synchronized • How often synchronization runs • How changes are handled • Which events are visible or private WHO IS SYNCANOR FOR? Syncanor is ideal for anyone who: • Uses multiple calendar sources • Wants to consolidate events in one place • Wants to avoid duplicates and clutter • Wants to stay in full control of their calendar data PRIVACY Syncanor runs locally on your device. Your calendar data remains under your control.
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