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# How to connect apple calendar with calcom

To connect apple calendar with cal.com, please complete the following steps:

1. Go to <https://cal.com/apps/categories/calendar> and click on Details under the Apple Calendar card

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2. Click on the Install button or, if you already have an Apple Calendar connection, click on Install another button<br>

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3. In the Apple Calendar connection setup page, click on the link and sign in to your appleID<br>

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4. Once signed in and on the <https://appleid.apple.com/account/manage> page, click on App-specific passwords<br>

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5. Now, click on the plus sign to add a new App-specific password to your account<br>

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6. Next, provide a name for your new App-specific password<br>

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7. You should now have a new app-specific password showing on the screen. Simply copy this password<br>

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8. Now enter your apple ID and the newly generated app-specific password (you copied this in the previous step) in the Cal.com's [Apple Calendar setup](https://cal.com/apps/apple-calendar/setup) page<br>

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9. Finally, click on save. You should now be redirected to <https://cal.com/apps/installed/calendar> page showing your recently added Apple Calendar<br>

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That's it. Your Apple Calendar is now connected to your [Cal.com](https://app.cal.com) account


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