# Connecting Apple Calendar

Sync your Apple Calendar with our scheduling platform to prevent double-bookings and keep your schedule in sync.

**IMPORTANT:** This integration requires an **app-specific password - not your regular Apple ID password**. We'll guide you through creating this secure password below.

Additionally you need to enable [**two-factor authentication**](https://support.apple.com/en-us/102660) to generate an app specifc password (if you haven’t done so already)

### Step 1: Generate an App-Specific Password

1. Login to your Apple account <https://account.apple.com/sign-in>
2. Click on "App-Specific Passwords". This will allow you to generate a password to use specifically for zcal.\
   ![](/files/dfAlEFB8r0AAJZfBhx8c)
3. Create a new password. Enter any name you would like (e.g "zcal integration")\
   ![](/files/aiWRoJtse3TqjutvXQMT)
4. Copy and save the generated password - you'll need this for the zcal integration\
   ![](/files/dY84zUhErf4P2slNBmHT)

### Step 2: Connect zcal to your Apple Calendar

1. Login to your zcal account and go to <https://zcal.co/account/calendars>
2. Select "Add Calendar connection" and select Apple Calendar.
3. Enter your Apple ID email and the App-specific password you just generated


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