Calendar sync — your subscribe feed

What this screen is for. One link that puts your confirmed inspections into the calendar you already live in — Google, Apple, or Outlook — read-only and always up to date. How to get there. Sidebar → Schedule → the Calendar sync tab. What every button does The calendar feed URL — a read-only link; tapping the field selects the whole thing. In Google, Apple, or Outlook Calendar, add a calendar "by URL" and paste it — your confirmed inspections appear automatically. Copy — copies the link ("Copied" for a couple of seconds). Rotate link (stops old subscriptions) — mints a fresh link. The old one stops working immediately, everywhere; re-add the new one in your calendar app. This is your fix if the link ever leaks. Common questions "How do I see my inspections on my phone's calendar?" Copy the link, then in your calendar app add a calendar by URL and paste. Done — it keeps itself current. "If I move a booking, does my Google Calendar follow?" Yes — it's a live feed; your calendar app refreshes it on its own schedule (give it a few minutes). "Can I edit a booking from Google?" No — the feed is read-only by design. Changes happen in HomeRecon and flow out. "Which appointments show up?" Confirmed inspections only. Requests you haven't said yes to, cancellations, and no-shows don't appear. "Can my Google events block my HomeRecon availability (two-way sync)?" Two-way calendar sync is coming soon — the data model is already in place. Today the feed is one-way: HomeRecon out to your calendar. "Nothing showed up." Calendar apps fetch on their own timetable — give it a few minutes, and make sure at least one booking is confirmed. Good to know Treat the link like a password. It carries a secret that lets any holder read your schedule — don't post it, and blur it in screenshots. Rotate link kills a leaked one instantly. The events carry the date, time, and job — open HomeRecon for the full detail on any booking. Related Schedule — the calendar itself Availability — what's bookable Email Delivery — the reminders that go with bookings