Keep users engaged and organized
Millions of people use Google Calendar to track their events. The Calendar API lets you integrate your app with Google Calendar, creating new ways for you to engage your users.
Calendar API
Integrate with mobile and web apps
You can use the Google Calendar API to find and view public calendar events. If you're authorized, you can also access and modify private calendars and events on those calendars.
Use the Google Calendar API to achieve deeper integration with Google Calendar. Mobile apps, Web apps, and other systems can create, display, or sync with Calendar data.
Other ways to integrate with Calendar
Android Calendar Provider
The calendar provider is a repository on Android for a user's calendar events. You can use the calendar provider to integrate with Calendar.
CalDAV integration
CalDAV is an extension of WebDAV that provides a standard for clients to access calendar information on a remote server. Google provides a CalDAV interface that you can use to view and manage calendars using the CalDAV protocol.
Calendar and Gmail markup
Send events to your users' calendars using Gmail! You can embed structured data markup in your emails to push events to users' calendars.
What's New with Calendar API v3
March 22, 2018
- Support for the
JSON-RPC protocol and
Global HTTP Batch batch endpoints has been deprecated, and
will be fully discontinued on March 25, 2019. This change is being
made to the Google API infrastucture and as such affects multiple
Google APIs, including Calendar v3.
For more information and migration instructions, see the Discontinuing support for JSON-RPC and Global HTTP Batch Endpoints blog post.
July 12, 2017
-
Hangouts and Hangouts Meet conferences are now supported in
Calendar events via the
conferenceDatafield. You can:- Read conference data associated with events
- Copy conference data from one event to another
- Request new conference generation for an event
- Clear conference data associated with events
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