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Sync Google Calendar with iCloud Calendar — both directions, automatically

Add, edit, or cancel an event in Google Calendar and it shows up in iCloud. Do the same in iCloud and it shows up in Google. No exporting, no manual copying, no one-way calendar subscription that quietly falls out of date.

From €6.99/mo · five-day full-access trial

Why "sync Google Calendar with iCloud" is harder than it should be

Google and Apple don't talk to each other directly. iCloud can subscribe to a Google Calendar's public feed, but that's read-only and one-way — an event created on your iPhone in iCloud never makes it back to Google, and Google's own sync delay on subscribed feeds can run up to 24 hours. Most people discover this the hard way: an event added on one device that never shows up on the other, until it's too late.

Seam connects to both calendars directly through their own real APIs — Google's Calendar API and Apple's CalDAV protocol — so both sides get real, near-immediate two-way updates, not a slow read-only mirror.

A shared calendar link isn't the same thing.

Most people's first attempt is exporting or subscribing to a calendar link. It looks like it works — until an edit or a cancellation doesn't show up on the other side.

Shared calendar link
Seam
Direction
One-way only
Both ways
Edits
Often don't propagate
Sync automatically
Deletions
Frequently ignored
Handled, and reversible
Update speed
Up to 24 hours
Minutes

Built to be trusted with your calendar

The permissions, the data handling, and what happens if you ever want out — stated plainly, not buried in the Privacy Policy.

It previews before it acts

Seam previews every first sync: what gets copied, what gets linked, what gets deleted. Every change is logged, and any change can be undone.

We never see your passwords

Google connects through its own sign-in. iCloud connects with an app-specific password — not your real Apple ID password — that you create yourself and can revoke at any time.

Encrypted, and only used to sync

Access tokens are encrypted at rest. Your events are read only to copy them — never sold, never used for ads.

Delete anytime, fully

Deleting your account stops all syncing and removes your data immediately, with the option to also remove events Seam created.

A person replies, not a queue

Support replies within 3 business days. Professional and Team plans get a human response in about 4 hours.

Live system status

Website, web app, and the calendar sync worker — checked live. status.seamcal.com

How it works

Google Calendar Seam iCloud Calendar
  1. 01

    Connect Google

    Sign in once. Nothing to export, nothing to copy.

  2. 02

    Connect iCloud

    An app-specific password — not your real Apple ID password — kept encrypted and revocable anytime.

  3. 03

    Pick which calendars mirror each other

    New events, edits, and cancellations sync both ways, automatically.

Runs on our servers, around the clock. Your phone can be off.

Simple pricing, per person.

One flat price for your own two calendars. Team pricing for shared availability without shared details.

Personal

€6.99/mo

One Google Calendar and one iCloud Calendar, kept in sync.

Team

€19/seat/mo

Shared availability across a team, without sharing event details.

Annual billing — two months free. Prefer we set it up for you? Done-for-you setup, €199 — you just connect your two accounts.

Before you ask

Does this replace subscribing to a shared calendar link?
Yes — a shared or exported calendar link is read-only and one-way. Seam actually keeps both calendars updated in both directions.
Will it duplicate my events?
No — matching events are linked, not copied twice.
What if I stop paying?
Nothing is deleted. Syncing slows down; your calendars stay as they are.
Can I undo it?
Every change, for up to 180 days.
Do you read my events?
Only what's needed to copy them, and only in the calendars you pick.

Stop copying events by hand.

Sign in and connect your two calendars — setup takes about five minutes, most of it waiting for Apple.

Sign in with Apple →