Integrations
Latte connects to one outside account: Google. Linking it lets Latte read your Google Calendar so your existing events and course schedule flow in automatically — and stay in sync as they change.
Google is the only third-party account Latte connects to right now. You link it from the web or desktop app; once it's connected, everything it brings in shows up on every device.
- 🖥 Web
- 📱 Mobile
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Open your Profile (your avatar in the nav rail). The Google tab below your name is the home of your connected accounts — the Link Google Calendar to Latte prompt there explains what access Latte needs.
Screenshot coming soonThe Integrations surface on the profile page - the Google tab with the Link Google Calendar promptYou can also connect in place, without visiting your profile: a personal Calendar's sync settings and course setup show the same prompt behind a More details button.
Screenshot coming soonThe Link Google Calendar to Latte authorization dialog, opened from a personal calendar's sync settings -
Click Authorize Google and approve in the Google window. When you come back, the prompt reads "You have linked your Google Calendar account."
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Choose which of your Google calendars to bring in. Latte imports their events and keeps them synced — see Sync Google Calendar for the full walkthrough.
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To disconnect Google later, come back to the Profile Google tab and click Unlink.
Linking works the same way in the desktop app.
- You link and manage Google from the web or desktop app — there's no separate connect screen on mobile.
- Once Google Calendar is connected, its events appear in your mobile Calendar automatically, alongside everything else.
- Synced events are read-only in Latte. To change one, edit it in Google Calendar and the update flows back — see Group events on your calendar.
Besides Google, Latte can follow any published calendar feed — a school timetable, an LMS export — by pasting its link. That needs no third-party account at all. See Subscribe to a calendar link (ICS).