Linked accounts and calendars
Created August 14, 2026
One sign-in is one linked account, however many calendars sit inside it. Here is what each calendar service asks you for, and what lives on a calendar's page.
What every Keeper.sh setting does. Linked accounts, sending events to another calendar, which event details travel with a copy, and how far back and ahead the copying reaches.
Created August 14, 2026
One sign-in is one linked account, however many calendars sit inside it. Here is what each calendar service asks you for, and what lives on a calendar's page.
Created August 14, 2026
One month back and two years ahead to start with. Narrowing the range does not only stop new copies being made — it clears out copies already outside it.
Created August 14, 2026
Free covers 2 linked accounts, 3 connections and 1 shareable link, with changes landing within 30 minutes. Pro is unlimited on all three, lands changes within a minute, and unlocks the per-calendar settings.
Created August 14, 2026
A connection copies events from one calendar into another, one way only. Where you set one up, what happens to the copy when the original moves, and what it takes to get events flowing both ways.
Created August 14, 2026
One link you can subscribe to from any calendar app, carrying the calendars you pick. It shares event times only unless you change that, and every event in it reads Busy.
Created August 14, 2026
A copy is named after the calendar it came from, and its notes and location stay behind on the original. Here is what decides that, and which events can be left out altogether.
Looking for something else? Guides start from the symptom, and Recipes setups you can copy. The blog carries the longer walkthroughs, and compare puts Keeper.sh next to the other calendar sync tools.