Ability to see Evernote Calendar in external calendar (i.e. Google Calendar) - via standard calendar publishing

[kweirman 9]

There doesn't seem to be a way to publish / view my Evernote Calendar from within Google Calendar.  Ideally Tasks (assuming they are somehow in Evernote Calendar) would also be viewed in Google.

Rationale - most people use Outlook, Google, or Apple as their "go to" calendar.  So having things be viewable there is critical.  I was hoping with the two way integration that the Evernote Calendar might just be available to see in Google.

[Jon/t 1,750]

There is 2 way sync between Google and outlook calendar but only events not tasks. 

Evernote tasks can be displayed in the calendar. Should be a tick box on the left. 

[kweirman 9]

The two way sync works fine for Google calendar - I can create events in Evernote, select a Google Calendar, and it will be in the Google calendar.  I can also see all my Google calendars from within Evernote.

My Evernote tasks do appear within the Evernote Calendar.

What I cannot do (it seems) is to see the Evernote Calendar within Google Calendar.  

[Jon/t 1,750]

35 minutes ago, kweirman said:

What I cannot do (it seems) is to see the Evernote Calendar within Google Calendar.  

Thats by design for folks who want just a local calendar. When they did their research a lot of folk just wanted something in EN, not syncing which was one of the reasons they built it.

For folks who want something to sync with Google cal then adding that calendar would do it.

[kweirman 9]

Well, the Evernote Calendar predates the integration to external calendars, so I'm not sure its "by design" as opposed to being an artifact.

But given that most calendar products offer a publishing capability via a link or xml, this would give an easy way to expose tasks in an external calendar (via publishing the Evernote internal calendar).

Either that or give the ability to expose tasks to external calendars.

[Jon/t 1,750]

13 minutes ago, kweirman said:

Well, the Evernote Calendar predates the integration to external calendars, so I'm not sure its "by design" as opposed to being an artifact.

 

Google Calendar has been around for a few years and the standalone calendar arrived back in April (ish) of this year. It was created because when they did user research folks without Google/Outlook calendars were telling them they'd like a calendar hence create a local one. I doubt if it will ever become a syncing calendar as it was designed to be Evernote only and just sync between devices.