The steps are essentially the same, except for that part of making the sub-calendars synced you will need to do the following as well: Please take a look at this instruction provided by Google. Instructions for iPhone or iPadįor those using iOS devices, the matter is a bit more complex, but also doable. Note: the last step allows you to see the sub-calendars. Once the calendar is created, open iCal and select “iCal” and then “Preferences” from the bar at the top left of the screen.įrom the Preferences window, select “Accounts” and then “Delegation.” Check the boxes next to the calendars you wish view. Type your entire email address as the “User Name.” provide your Gmail password and in the server address Then click “Create.” Go into “Mail, Contact & Calendars” and select “other” Here is how Googles describes the integration on their site.Įnter your system preferences on your Mac

As per default, Google only synchronizes the main Calendar into iCal, but you can change the settings in your Google Calendar to also include sub-calendars improving the experience. Having done that you are on your way to have the Google Calendar working with your iCal in Nozbe. In short, you need to go to your Nozbe Calendar, use the link/button found there and authorize your Nozbe access to your Google Calendar, keeping in mind to have the newly formed sub-calendar marked as active. For those not familiar with it, here is a link to our Help Page on how to do it easily. Most of our Google Calendar users have their Calendars linked to Nozbe what helps them be more organized and integrated with things they do. It certainly won’t work for all, because not everyone either uses or likes Google Calendars but those who do should be quite happy with it.

There is a known and well-working solution that helps you make the most of calendar integration and this is what I would like to suggest. However… Linking to iCal… through gCal :-) “Does Nozbe integrate with iCal, and how?” One of the most frequent questions I come across in my professional life as Nozbe’s CHO is: Written by Delfina (Nozbe Support - CHO - Chief Happiness Officer)

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