Your iPhone calendar
Connection, and what the hub puts on it.
‹ SettingsYour iPhone calendar
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Connect it once and this app can read your class and clinical times straight from your phone — you won’t type them in twice. Seeing them on Today and Calendar comes next; this step is the connection itself.
This takes about two minutes, and part of it happens on Apple’s website. Apple has no one-tap way to let an app read your calendar, so you’ll make a password there that belongs to this app only.
- In Safari, go to appleid.apple.com and sign in — the same email and password you use for iCloud.
- Tap Sign-In & Security, then App-Specific Passwords.
- Tap Generate an app-specific password, call it Genaya’s Hub, and Apple shows a code like xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx. Write it down — you’ll type it in below.
- Come back here and fill in the two boxes.
Before you type it in: this isn’t the password you use for iCloud, and Apple doesn’t make a calendar-only one — so it could reach more of your iCloud than your calendar. What this app does with it is read your calendar, and add what you choose — your deadlines, the school days you keep, your bake orders — to a calendar of its own called Genaya’s Hub. It never asks for your photos, your files or anything else, and it never changes the calendars you already have. The password stays on this phone, it is passed straight to Apple and never kept along the way, and you can delete it at Apple any time.
Your password stays on this phone. Every calendar check hands it straight to Apple — passed straight along, never kept.
Disconnect makes this phone forget the password. Deleting it at Apple shuts it off everywhere.
Forgotten. This phone no longer has your password, and this app can’t see your calendar.
If you haven’t deleted it at Apple, the password itself still works — deleting it there takes one tap:
What goes on your calendar
You choose what goes onto your iPhone, in a calendar of its own called Genaya's Hub. Your own calendars are never touched, and only the things you tick below go on it.
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