How to Connect Your Calendars

Daily shows events from any calendar your iPhone Calendar app can read. Once an account is added to your iPhone and Daily has permission, your events appear automatically.

• Install Daily app

Supported Calendars

• iCloud
• Google Calendar
• Outlook / Microsoft 365
• Microsoft Exchange
• Yahoo!
• AOL
• Naver (CalDAV) — see How to Sync Naver Calendar
• Any CalDAV-compatible server

Step 1: Add the Account to Your iPhone

Skip this step if your calendar already appears in the Apple Calendar app.

1. Open Settings → Apps → Calendar → Calendar Accounts.
2. Tap Add Account and choose your provider (Google, Outlook, Yahoo, etc.). For Naver or custom servers, choose Other → Add CalDAV Account.
3. Enter your credentials and keep the Calendars toggle on.
4. Open the Apple Calendar app and confirm your events show up.

Step 2: Grant Daily Access

1. Open Daily and go to Settings → Calendars.
2. Tap Allow Access and choose Full Access when iOS prompts.
3. Select which calendars you want Daily to display.

Notes

• One-way sync. Events you create or edit in Daily are not pushed back to your external calendar.
• Multi-device setup. If you use Daily on more than one device, enable the calendar connection on just one device — iCloud syncs the rest.
• Business accounts. Some company-managed Google, Outlook, or Exchange accounts block third-party apps. If your events don’t appear, ask your IT admin to allow third-party calendar access.

Troubleshooting

My calendar doesn’t appear in Daily

1. Open Settings → Apps → Calendar → Calendar Accounts and make sure the account’s Calendars toggle is on.
2. Open the Apple Calendar app and confirm your events are visible there. If they are not, the problem is with the account, not Daily.
3. Pull down to refresh in the Apple Calendar app.
4. Force quit Daily and reopen it.

Some events are missing

In the Apple Calendar app, tap Calendars at the bottom and make sure the calendars you care about are checked. Google and Outlook sometimes hide shared or secondary calendars by default — you may need to enable them in your provider’s web settings first.

I use Naver Calendar

Naver requires CalDAV. Follow the dedicated guide: How to Sync Naver Calendar.