Does NotchStar show Google Calendar events?

Calendar and Reminders Published

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Yes, if Google Calendar is already on your Mac. NotchStar has no Google sign in of its own. It reads calendars through macOS, so any Google account added to your Mac with Calendars switched on can show its events in the notch.

How to check

  1. Open the Calendar app on your Mac. If your Google events are listed there, NotchStar can read them.
  2. If they are not, add the Google account in System Settings under Internet Accounts and switch on Calendars for it. Menu names can differ between macOS versions.
  3. Give NotchStar calendar access if you have not already.

What you should see

Events from today and tomorrow that have not ended yet, in the colour of their calendar. The full rules are on which events show.

Limits

  • It is read only. You cannot accept an invite or create an event from the notch.
  • Sync speed depends on macOS and Google, not NotchStar.
  • NotchStar does not copy your calendar anywhere. Events are read on your Mac.

If the account is on your Mac and the list is still empty, go to why no events show. The tool is described on the Calendar and Reminders page.

Quick answers.

Do I sign in to Google inside NotchStar?

No. NotchStar has no accounts. It reads what macOS already holds.

Keep reading.

Your day, at a glance, in the notch
See your next events and due reminders in the notch, with calendar colours and one tap completion. Uses the accounts already in your Mac.
Which events does the NotchStar calendar show?
NotchStar shows events that have not ended yet, from today through the end of tomorrow, in time order. Home shows two, Calendar shows four.
Why the NotchStar calendar shows no upcoming events
When the notch says No upcoming events, causes are events that already ended, events after tomorrow, a calendar not on your Mac, or missing permission.
How to allow calendar and reminders access for NotchStar
NotchStar asks macOS for calendar access and reminders access the first time you open Home or Calendar. Click Allow on both to see your day.

More in Calendar and Reminders.

How to allow calendar and reminders access for NotchStar
NotchStar asks macOS for calendar access and reminders access the first time you open Home or Calendar. Click Allow on both to see your day.
NotchStar says it needs calendar access: how to fix it
If NotchStar says it needs calendar access, turn it on under Privacy & Security in System Settings, then reopen the tab. Reminders have their own switch.
Which events does the NotchStar calendar show?
NotchStar shows events that have not ended yet, from today through the end of tomorrow, in time order. Home shows two, Calendar shows four.
Why the NotchStar calendar shows no upcoming events
When the notch says No upcoming events, causes are events that already ended, events after tomorrow, a calendar not on your Mac, or missing permission.
How to complete a reminder from the NotchStar notch
Click the circle beside a reminder on Home or Calendar to mark it done. NotchStar saves it back to the Reminders app and removes it from the list.
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