You can connect your calendar to Memtime to import your calendar entries and integrate them into your time tracking.
Step 1: Install Your Calendar as a Connected App
The first step to connect your calendar is to install it as a Connected App in your account.
You might have already done this first step. You can install your calendar as a Connected App in the initial setup when you first open Memtime on your device.
To install your calendar as a Connected App, you can do the following:
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Click on the menu icon in Memtime, and select "Connected Apps".
- If your calendar is not listed as a Connected App, click on "Find More Connected Apps". If it is already listed, you can skip this step.
- The Memtime website marketplace will open. Use the search bar to look for "Calendar"
- From the results, select your calendar and click "Connect to Calendar".
- Return to Memtime and click "Refresh Installed Connected Apps" to see your calendar listed as a Connected App.
Step 2: Authenticate Your Calendar
- In Memtime, go to Connected Apps, select your calendar, and click "Authenticate".
- A browser window will open. Choose the calendar you want to connect.
- Grant Memtime permission to access your calendar in the next window.
After this step, you will be taken back to the Memtime app, where your Kaledar is now authenticated.
Additional Steps for macOS users
Note: If you have the Sonoma version (14.0 or later) in macOS and are trying to connect your macOS Calendar App there is one more step you have to add.
If you are connecting the macOS Calendar App, follow these extra steps:
1. Connect to the macOS Calendar App in Memtime following the earlier steps.
2. If the app appears in Memtime as "Denied", proceed to the next step.
3. Open Privacy & Security > Calendars on your macOS. Enable Memtime in the settings. Ensure your settings match the example below:
4. Return to Memtime, go to Connected Apps, and click Refresh Installed Connected Apps. Your macOS Calendar App should now show as "Authorized".
Here's a video showing the steps explained above: