Calendar sync test
Single-user · read-only · no public Apple calendar
Checking private access…
Your test-app login
This password belongs only to this prototype. It is not an Apple password.
Read window
At most 31 days. Times use this device’s timezone: .
1. Private Apple / iCloud
Requires two-factor authentication and a separate Apple app-specific password. Never enter your normal Apple Account password. This test only issues read operations; the credential itself is not a read-only permission limited to one selected calendar.
The credential passes through your own Cloudflare Worker to Apple. It is not saved on the server or in browser storage. Closing/reloading this tab clears the connection.
Apple Account → Sign-In and Security → App-Specific Passwords ↗
Not tested.
2. Connecteam
Paste the original Calendar Sync URL from Connecteam. Treat it as a private access link. It stays in this tab only.
Not tested.
Received events
No successful read yet. Empty results do not establish availability.
How to check the sync
- Read both sources and compare the event dates/times with the originals.
- Create or change a small test event in Apple Calendar, then press refresh here.
- Delete that test event and refresh again: it should disappear. Each successful read replaces the previous result.
- For Connecteam, compare a real published shift. Changes appear only when Connecteam updates its exported feed.
No background sync, account sharing or meeting suggestions are included in this experiment.