Steps
iPhone
- On Today, tap the gear icon, then Calendar & Reminders.
- Under Calendars, tap Connect calendar and allow access. (The "Calendar not connected" band on Today has a Connect button too.)
- If your Google or Outlook calendar isn't listed, tap Add your Google or Outlook calendar.
- In the iPhone's Settings app, go to Apps → Calendar → Calendar Accounts → Add Account, choose Google or Outlook.com (Microsoft Exchange for a work account), sign in and leave Calendars on.
- Come back to Brizemi and tap I added it, look again.
- In the list under Calendars, turn off any calendar you don't want Brizemi to plan around.
Android
- On Today, tap the gear icon, then Calendars.
- Tap Connect calendar and allow access. (The "Calendar not connected" band on Today has a Connect button too.)
- If your Google or Outlook calendar isn't listed, tap Add your Google or Outlook calendar.
- In Android Settings, open Passwords & accounts (or Accounts) → Add account, choose Google (for Outlook, Exchange or the Outlook app), sign in and leave calendar sync on.
- Come back to Brizemi and tap I added it, look again.
- In the list, turn off any calendar you don't want Brizemi to plan around.
Brizemi only reads your calendar. It never signs in to your accounts or sees your passwords, and event titles never leave your phone.
Google and Outlook calendars reach the phone every few minutes. Brizemi asks for fresh ones when you open it, pull down on Today, rescue the day or plan tomorrow; Look at my calendar now in the same place does it by hand. Accounts found shows which accounts the phone has.
Events marked as free, cancelled or declined don't take time in your plan. All-day events don't block time either. Account names in Settings may differ slightly by system version.