Install MiCal on your phone

MiCal installs from your browser, with no app store. Once it is on your Home Screen it opens full screen and can send notifications.

Before you start

• A MiCal account. Sign in at www.mical.net first.

• iPhone or iPad: Safari. Android: Chrome.

• An internet connection.

On iPhone or iPad

1. Open www.mical.net in Safari and sign in with Google or Microsoft.

2. Tap Share, the square with an arrow pointing up. If you don't see it, tap the three dots first.

3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.

4. Tap Add.

5. Open MiCal from your Home Screen. You may need to sign in once.

To see these steps inside MiCal, tap More, then Install MiCal. Tap Done when you finish.

On Android

1. Open www.mical.net in Chrome and sign in.

2. After your first sync, booking link, booking page, or task, a card appears above the tab bar. Tap Install, then confirm in Chrome's prompt.

3. To install later, open Settings and tap Install on the Install MiCal on your phone card. Or tap More, then Install MiCal. Chrome's menu also has Install app. Older versions call it Add to Home screen.

4. Open MiCal from your Home Screen.

If the install option is missing

• Update Chrome. The Install button needs a current version.

• On iPhone, use Safari. On iOS 16.4 and later, Chrome's Share menu also has Add to Home Screen. On iOS 16.3 and earlier, only Safari works.

• An in-app browser, such as the one inside Instagram or Gmail, can't add MiCal. Open the link in Safari or Chrome instead.

• Once MiCal is installed, the install card and the Install MiCal row go away.

If MiCal shows you as signed out

Close MiCal and open it again. If it still says you are signed out, sign in once in Safari, then open MiCal from your Home Screen.

Notes

• Not now on the card hides it for 30 days. You can still install from More.

• On iPhone, notifications need iOS 16.4 or later and MiCal on your Home Screen. Then turn them on in Settings, under Notifications.

• MiCal opens the latest version each time you open it.

• MiCal needs an internet connection. See Use MiCal offline.

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