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I’ve looked at your product multiple times and every time I think I wanna buy one. Then I go to the webpage and I see that it only works with Google which is no
by mmh0000 3y ago
I’ve looked at your product multiple times and every time I think I wanna buy one. Then I go to the webpage and I see that it only works with Google which is not what I use so then I get sad and leave.
I’d buy one in a heartbeat if there was support for iCalendar or other common/open standards.
- konschubert 3y agoI have started working on more calendar integrations now. If you write me a short mail at info@invisible-computers.com and tell me what integration you need, I will make sure to let you know once it is out. In the meantime, there are often ways to sync other calendars (also iCalendar) with google calendar. It’s a bit of a detour but it might just work.
- ekianjo 3y agoCalDAV is where the money is
- konschubert 3y agoYou think so? More important than outlook?
- abawany 3y agoIf you get CalDAV working, you will support a ton of non-gmail/outlook providers for 'free' including those that are self-hosted. For e.g. runbox, mailbox.org, mailo, etc. all provide caldav to their users - some of these also support exchange but in my 'research', caldav was universal.
- imp0cat 3y agoYes please! CalDAV may be an overkill, iCal (which is a "read-only" protocol) would be fine for this device.
- konschubert 3y agoI've started working on it yesterday :)
- jfil 3y agoFor reference, here is a clunky way to sync Outlook calendar events with Google Calendar, using Microsoft Power Automate (which comes free with many Business accounts): https://jacobfilipp.com/sync-outlook-calendar-to-google-calendar-using-microsoft-power-automate/ https://jacobfilipp.com/sync-outlook-calendar-to-google-cale...