How to Integrate the Zendo Calendar with Your Google Calendar

Connecting your Zendo calendar to Google Calendar helps you see your plan in one place. Your tasks, time blocks, and daily structure stay aligned with your real schedule.

Here is the simple flow.

Why connect Zendo to Google Calendar

Zendo helps you follow through each day. Google Calendar holds your real world schedule. When connected, your planned work and your actual time do not conflict.

You avoid double booking. You see your day clearly. You stay consistent.

What syncs

When connected, Zendo can place your scheduled tasks and time blocks into Google Calendar so they appear like normal calendar events.

This helps you:

See your focused work inside your real day
Protect time for important tasks
Keep your daily plan visible everywhere

How to connect

Step 1. Open Zendo.
Step 2. Go to Settings.
Step 3. Find Calendar Integration.
Step 4. Choose Google Calendar.
Step 5. Sign in and allow access.
Step 6. Select which calendar you want Zendo to use.

After this, your scheduled tasks can appear in your Google Calendar.

How to use it well

Plan your day in Zendo first.
Let Zendo place your focused work into time.
Check your Google Calendar to see the full picture of your day.
Adjust if needed, but keep your important blocks protected.

The result

Your plan and your time stay aligned.
You see what matters.
You follow through more consistently.

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