SyncroCal links Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars with configurable sync directions—two-way, one-way, or disabled—so users can maintain a unified schedule without manual entry. The service uses a view‑only layer and end‑to‑end AWS encryption to keep original event data secure and compliant with SOC II standards.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Users often manage multiple calendars across Google, Apple, and Outlook, leading to manual reconciliation, double bookings, and difficulty keeping personal events private.
Solution
SyncroCal provides bi-directional synchronization that links Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars, allowing users to merge work, family, and personal schedules into a single view. The platform lets users define sync directions—two-way, one-way, or disabled—for each calendar pair, ensuring only desired data is shared. All event data is passed through a view‑only layer and encrypted with AWS cryptography, complying with SOC II standards, so the service never alters or stores original calendar content. Once configured, SyncroCal autonomously updates events across connected calendars, eliminating the need for manual entry and reducing scheduling conflicts.
Target Audience
SyncroCal is aimed at professionals, consultants, and families who rely on multiple calendar platforms and need a secure, automated way to keep their schedules aligned.
Features
- Bi-directional, one-way, or disabled sync options for granular control of data flow between Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars
- View‑only data handling that prevents the service from modifying original calendar entries
- End-to-end encryption using AWS cryptography and SOC II‑aligned security practices
- Automatic, continuous syncing after initial setup, removing the need for manual updates
- Support for multiple time zones and invitation sending within synced events
- Enterprise‑grade scalability for teams requiring coordinated calendar management