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Sometimes you don’t want your calendar—you want each of your app’s users to connect theirs. A scheduling app where every user manages their own bookings, a tool that drops events onto a customer’s personal calendar, a team app where each member syncs their own meetings. Unlike your organization’s calendar, this mode needs no setup in Settings. There’s nothing to connect or grant—the agent builds the whole flow into your app.

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How it works for your users

1

The user taps “Connect Google Calendar”

A button you ask the agent to add. It sends the user to Google to sign in.
2

They approve access

The user grants calendar access to their own Google account.
3

They land back in your app

Google returns them to your app, now connected. From then on your app can work with that user’s calendar.
Each user’s calendar is private to them. One user connecting their calendar never exposes it to another user, and you—the app owner—don’t see their personal events.

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Build it

Open the app’s project chat and describe the experience: 
Add a "Connect Google Calendar" button to each user's settings page so they can link their own calendar
Then describe what to do with it: 
Once a user has connected their calendar, let them see their upcoming events and book new ones from the app
The agent handles the connect button, the sign-in handoff, and reading or writing each user’s events.

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Manage connections

Because these calendars belong to your users, they’re managed inside your app—not in your dashboard. Ask the agent to build whatever your users need, for example: 
Show whether the current user has connected their calendar, and give them a way to disconnect it
When a user disconnects, Stardeck revokes the access with Google and removes their stored connection.

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Next steps

Your org's calendar

Connect a single shared business calendar instead

User Authentication

How your app identifies the users connecting their calendars