Want to sync your Apple iCloud calendars, contacts, or reminders with your Android device? Since Android doesn't natively support iCloud synchronization, a third-party synchronization app is required. Once connected, aCalendar will automatically display all your iCloud data.
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1 · Recommended Sync App (DAVx⁵)2 · Requirements: App-Specific Password
3 · Step-by-Step Configuration
Recommended Sync App (DAVx⁵)
Important: aCalendar is not involved in data synchronization. The app acts purely as a user interface to your Android system's calendar storage. To safely bridge iCloud and your Android system, we highly recommend using DAVx⁵.
About DAVx⁵
DAVx⁵ is a secure, open-source sync client that hooks directly into the Android account settings. It runs reliably in the background to keep your iCloud calendars, address books, and reminders flawlessly synchronized with your phone. You can download it from the Google Play Store or alternative marketplaces.
Requirements: App-Specific Password
Because Apple uses strict security measures like Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), you cannot use your normal iCloud login password inside DAVx⁵. You must generate a secure app-specific token first:
How to generate it: Sign in to your Apple ID account page via a web browser (appleid.apple.com). Navigate to the Sign-In and Security section, select App-Specific Passwords, and click Generate an app-specific password. Give it a name (e.g., "Android Sync") and copy the generated 16-character code.
Step-by-Step Configuration
Once you have downloaded DAVx⁵ and generated your secure password token, setting up the synchronization takes just a few quick steps: