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CalDAV Calendar

CalDAV is a standard way to host calendars on a server (some business mail hosts, Nextcloud-style setups, or specialist providers use it). Timelish can connect with a server URL plus sign-in, then read and write appointments like other calendar Apps.

Adding the App​

  1. Collect the CalDAV server URL, username, and password (or app password) from your provider’s documentation.
  2. Open Apps, then Store, and install CalDAV Calendar.
  3. Enter the fields. Use Test or save, then fix any errors about the URL, TLS, or wrong password.
  4. Choose the calendar on that server where Timelish should work, when the picker appears.

Connection errors are often wrong port, encryption type, or a host that blocks outside access. Try Apps troubleshooting and your provider’s support article.

Good to know​

Self-signed certificates can fail until the host uses a normal trusted certificate chain (for example LetsEncrypt).

Usage​

Use a calendar you host yourself​

Use this when: Policy says customer data stays on your infrastructure.

You need: A CalDAV server that allows Timelish to create and update events, not read-only locks.

Add a mailbox calendar that speaks CalDAV​

Use this when: Your vendor gives you a CalDAV URL instead of Google or Outlook.

You need: Accurate server details and quotas that are not full.

Removing the App​

  1. Open Apps, then Installed apps.
  2. Open CalDAV Calendar and disconnect or uninstall.

What changes afterward​

Timelish stops syncing with that server. Timelish clears stored credentials for that connection according to product policy.

Outside Timelish​

Change or revoke the password you shared so nothing else can use it. Past events stored on your server remain until you delete them there.