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DAVsky
Your data, your server. Sync calendars, contacts and tasks with your own CalDAV/CardDAV server, built on open standards and with no detour through someone else's cloud.
No ads • No trackers • Your server
Connected quickly
A known provider or your own address
For many providers DAVsky walks you through the connection step by step: Nextcloud/ownCloud, mailbox.org, Posteo, Fastmail, SOGo, Baïkal, Radicale and iCloud. For everything else the server address is enough; DAVsky finds the paths itself.
Your privacy
Straight between device and server
Calendar, contact and task content is processed on the device and exchanged solely with your server, not via us and not with third parties. No ads, no trackers, no usage data.
Why DAVsky is your best choice
- Everything in one app: sync calendars (CalDAV), contacts (CardDAV) and tasks together.
- ICS and Webcal subscriptions: subscribe to public holidays, team schedules or lecture timetables, read-only.
- Several accounts at once: manage DAV servers and subscriptions side by side.
- Sync in both directions: changes on the device reach the server and the other way round.
- You set the pace: sync interval separately for calendars, contacts and tasks, from "manual only" to daily.
- Open standards: CalDAV, CardDAV, iCalendar and vCard. You stay in charge of your data and your servers.
How DAVsky works
DAVsky creates an account on the device for your server. From then on its calendars, contacts and tasks show up in the apps you already use. DAVsky itself is neither a calendar nor an address book, it keeps both in step. The exchange runs directly between your device and the server you chose.
You stay in control of the sync: sync over Wi-Fi only to save mobile data, deliberately trust self-signed servers (the fingerprint is shown to you) or sync every account with a single tap, via button, quick settings tile or home screen widget.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What exactly does DAVsky do?
DAVsky connects your Android device to your own CalDAV/CardDAV server and keeps calendars, contacts and tasks in step. It is not a calendar or contacts app itself: the data shows up in the apps you already use.
Do I need a server of my own?
Yes, DAVsky syncs with a CalDAV/CardDAV server: Nextcloud or ownCloud, for instance, or an account with a provider such as mailbox.org, Posteo, Fastmail or iCloud. Without such a server only the ICS/Webcal subscriptions remain, and those need no login.
Which providers are supported?
For Nextcloud/ownCloud, mailbox.org, Posteo, Fastmail, SOGo, Baïkal, Radicale and iCloud the setup guides you step by step. For everything else the server address is enough; DAVsky works out the paths itself.
Can I just subscribe to calendars, without an account?
Yes. ICS and Webcal feeds can be subscribed to by address or from a local file, for example public holidays or team schedules. Such subscriptions are read-only and need no server login.
Where is my data stored?
On your device and on the server you chose yourself. The content is exchanged solely between those two, not via us and not with third parties. We have no access to it.
Does syncing use a lot of mobile data?
That is up to you: the sync interval can be set separately for calendars, contacts and tasks, from "manual only" through a value of your own to daily. On request DAVsky syncs over Wi-Fi exclusively.
Does it work with a self-signed certificate?
Yes. You can deliberately trust a self-signed server; the fingerprint is shown to you so that you can check it.
Does DAVsky show ads?
DAVsky shows no ads and contains no trackers. It collects no usage data either.
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