App Overview
Redwood Personal Calendar Sync is a single-user app that connects to my own Google Calendar account to keep my personal calendar up to date. It is built for personal use only, and this page is accessible without login.
Welcome to Redwoods site!
Homepage for the Redwood Personal Calendar Sync app and related personal tools.
Purpose: this application is a private, personal dashboard that helps me run small automation jobs, track experiments, and organize AI learning notes in one place. It also uses Google Calendar to update my personal calendar with events from my own workflows. It is not a public service.
App Identity & Purpose
This homepage represents the Redwood Personal Calendar Sync app. The app reads events from my work calendar and updates my personal calendar with derived events and automation. It runs every hour to keep my personal calendar aligned with my work schedule.
Personal Use
This site is a private hub for my own projects, notes, and experiments. It is intentionally small and focused so I can iterate fast and keep things organized.
Automation
I use it to automate everyday tasks, schedule sync jobs, and prototype workflows that save time. Think of it as a sandbox for practical productivity.
AI Learning
I explore AI tooling, build small demos, and document what I learn so I can improve over time. The goal is curiosity, clarity, and steady progress.
Features
The app focuses on a few simple, personal workflows:
- Sync personal travel or task schedules into Google Calendar.
- Run scheduled automation jobs and view progress logs.
- Preview upcoming entries before they are added to the calendar.
Google Data Usage
The app requests access to Google Calendar only to read and write events on my personal calendar. It uses this data to create, update, and keep my calendar entries in sync with my own data. It reads existing events to avoid duplicates and updates or removes entries I created before. No Google user data is sold or shared with third parties.
Why This Data Is Needed
Google Calendar access is required so the app can update my personal calendar with derived events from my work calendar. Without access to my calendar, the core syncing and update function cannot work.