TwinMind syncs with your Google Calendar to show your upcoming meetings and events. To add more calendars, you’ll need to add them in Google Calendar first, and then they’ll appear in TwinMind.
Getting Started
Sign in to TwinMind with your Google or Apple account, then connect Google Calendar and grant calendar access. Your events sync automatically from there.
Using Apple Calendar or Outlook? Add them to Google Calendar once with the steps for each outlined below and they’ll show up in TwinMind.
⚠️ Important: To sync calendars to TwinMind, you must check the calendar boxes on the desktop Google Calendar website (calendar.google.com). Checking them in the mobile app won’t work.
Syncing Google Calendars
If you have events in calendars from other Google accounts, you’ll need to share those calendars with the Google account you use to log in to TwinMind. You can share calendars from another account by following the steps here.

Once you’ve checked the calendars on the Google Calendar website, they should show up in TwinMind within a few minutes.
Adding your Apple calendar
If you use Apple Calendar, you’ll need to connect it to Google Calendar first. You can do this from an iPhone, iPad, or a computer.
1. Get your Apple Calendar link
On iPhone or iPad:
Open the
Calendarapp and go to the list of calendarsTap the
ⓘnext to the calendar you want to addTurn on
Public Calendar, then tapShare Link→Copy
On a computer or tablet:
Go to icloud.com/calendar and sign in
Click the share icon next to the calendar you want to add
Turn on
Public Calendarand clickCopy

You can also refer to the official guide by Apple: Share iCloud calendars on iPhone
2. Add the link to Google Calendar
Open calendar.google.com on a computer, sign in to the account you connected to TwinMind
Click the
+next toOther calendarsSelect
From URL, then paste your linkClick
Add calendar

3. Select new calendar in TwinMind
In TwinMind, tap the calendar icon in the top-right corner to see your upcoming events. Switch to Add Calendars. Your recently added calendar should appear in the list. Select it to see your events.

Adding your Outlook calendar
If you use Outlook for your work calendar, you’ll need to connect it to Google first.
1. Open settings on Outlook.com
Head to outlook.com and sign in with your work account, then open settings.

2. Get a publish URL for your work calendar
In settings, navigate to
Calendar→Shared CalendarsUnder
Publish a calendar, select your main work calendar and then selectCan view all detailsfrom the dropdownClick
Publish

Click the
ICSurl and then copy it

⚠️ Make sure you copy the ICS link, not the HTML link. Some organizations disable calendar publishing - if you don’t see the publish option, contact your IT admin.
3. Import into Google Calendar
Head to Google Calendar (calendar.google.com).
Click the plus next to Other Calendars and then select From URL

Paste the link you got from Outlook and click Add Calendar

4. Select new calendar in TwinMind
In TwinMind, tap the calendar icon in the top-right corner to see your upcoming events. Switch to Add Calendars. Your recently added calendar should appear in the list. Select it to see your events.

Troubleshooting
If calendars aren’t showing up:
Wait a few minutes — syncing takes time
Check Google Calendar first — make sure the calendar and its events appear there
Verify visibility — the calendar needs to be ticked on the desktop Google Calendar website (calendar.google.com)
Give new events time — Apple and Outlook calendars refresh on Google’s schedule, so a meeting you just added can take a few hours to appear
For Apple calendars — if Google wouldn’t accept your link, change
webcal://at the start tohttps://and add it againFor Outlook calendars — confirm you copied the complete ICS URL rather than the HTML one
Try reconnecting — disconnect and reconnect Google Calendar in TwinMind settings
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