01CALENDARS
CalDAV calendars connected to commitments.
Events from standards-based calendars connect to the plans, reminders and commitments they affect, alongside Google and Microsoft calendars where you use those too.
INTEGRATION · CALDAV AND CARDDAV
Calendars and contacts over open standards, including iCloud.
Not every calendar lives in Google or Microsoft. CalDAV and CardDAV let Voyager work with standards-based calendar and contact servers, including Apple iCloud-compatible accounts, so time and people stay consistent across providers. This matters most for Voyager Personal and Family, and for organizations that run their own servers.
The connection at a glance
What CalDAV and CardDAV add to Voyager.
- Context Voyager receives
- Calendars and events from CalDAV servers, and contacts from CardDAV servers, including Apple iCloud-compatible accounts, for the accounts you connect.
- Actions, where authorized
- Where the server and the access granted allow, Voyager can keep calendar and contact changes consistent with the connected account.
- Permissions and scope
- Access follows the account and the permissions the server grants. Personal and Family connections stay within their own data boundary.
- Workflows it supports
- A personal iCloud calendar informing daily planning, family appointments that affect shared plans, and contacts kept consistent in Voyager's contact model across Google, CardDAV and iCloud.
- Voyager's own equivalent
- Voyager Schedule and Voyager's contact model in Relations.
- Keep it, replace it, or both
- Keep your calendar and contact provider. Voyager works across it.
02CONTACTS
One view of people across providers.
Voyager's contact model keeps people consistent across Google contacts and CardDAV sources, including iCloud, so relationship context does not split when the source provider changes.
CONNECTION QUESTIONS
What to know before you connect.
- Does Voyager work with iCloud calendars and contacts?
- Yes, through CalDAV and CardDAV, including Apple iCloud-compatible accounts.
- Is this for business or personal use?
- Both. It matters most for Voyager Personal and Family, and for organizations that run standards-based calendar or contact servers.
- Does connecting a personal calendar expose it to my employer?
- No. Personal and Family data keep their own boundary, separate from Business.
Get started
Start with one responsibility that matters.
Start with one responsibility that depends on this system. Keep it connected, run the capability natively in Voyager, or both. What Voyager can see and change always follows the permissions you grant.