Calendar Transfer

Move a calendar from one account to another without leaving your phone: Samsung to Google, Outlook to Google, an old local calendar to a new one. Useful when a calendar app has no export of its own, which is the case with Samsung Calendar. People call this a calendar export, a calendar backup, or a calendar migration. It is all three. Export to an .ics file, back up a calendar into another account, or migrate from Samsung, Outlook or a local calendar to Google Calendar, all on the phone, with nothing uploaded. It handles the parts that usually break. Repeating events keep repeating. Occasions you edited stay edited, and ones you deleted stay deleted. Colours come across, and you can change how each one maps before anything is written. Everything happens on your phone. Your events are read from one calendar and written to another; nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to create. Saving a calendar to an .ics file is free and complete, with no limit. Google Calendar will not import a large file in one go; unlocking adds a split into files it accepts. Copying straight into another calendar starts free too: the first 50 events go across, chosen from the weeks around today and including a repeating event with its changed dates, so you can open your calendar and see it working before deciding whether to buy. One payment unlocks the rest. No subscription, no adverts. After every run it checks itself, comparing both calendars occurrence by occurrence, and tells you whether everything arrived. And every copy can be taken back: one tap removes exactly the events it added, and nothing else. It works with the calendars your phone syncs and shares between apps. Encrypted calendar apps such as Proton Calendar keep theirs private, so they cannot be read directly; copy into an account they import from instead.