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Connect on Calendar
Google or Microsoft asks for permission only when you tap Connect - sign-in alone is never enough.
How it works - phone calendar
Should the plan show on my phone calendar?
Opt in on Calendar to create a DataFrame.fit calendar in Google Calendar, Outlook, or both. Sign-in never grants Calendar access on its own - you connect only when you want the plan on your phone.
Sign-in never grants Calendar access on its own
Your week on the calendar you already open
Many athletes live in Google Calendar or Outlook for work and family. Optional sync writes a separate DataFrame.fit calendar so upcoming workouts, races, and recent logged sessions appear on your phone without mixing into your meetings. You can keep both connected at once.
We write only onto that DataFrame.fit calendar. We do not read your other calendars. Change the plan in DataFrame and those events update. Disconnect any time to revoke access and remove that calendar.
What you see
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What we write
Upcoming planned sessions and races as all-day events, plus timed events for recent logged activities.
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Updates
Change the plan or a race in DataFrame and those events update on every calendar you connected.
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Stop any time
Disconnect revokes access and deletes the DataFrame.fit calendar - your other calendars stay as they are.
Same week
Phone calendar that matches DataFrame
After you connect, the week you see on Calendar in DataFrame is the week that lands on your phone - useful when travel, work, and training share one screen.
- Upcoming plan for about the next four weeks
- Logged activities from recent weeks as timed events
- Notes with distance, time, pace, and a link back to DataFrame
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Share cards
Export activity, day, or week cards for social feeds, plus private public links you control.