Decsync Calendar Sync
File-based calendar and contacts synchronization
Decsync is a method and toolset for synchronizing calendars and contacts via a shared folder rather than a central server. Self-hosters pair it with a file-sync service to keep events consistent across devices.
Key features
- Folder-based sync
- No central server
- Calendar and contacts
- Pairs with any file sync
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Server-free architecture
- Privacy friendly
Trade-offs
- Requires a sync layer
- Setup is non-trivial
Decsync Calendar Sync replaces
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