# Google Calendar with macOS, iOS (iPhone/iPad)

If you've synced Sesami with Google Calendar but can't see the Sesami calendar on your Apple devices, follow the steps below.

## The Problem

By default, shared and app-created calendars in Google Calendar may not sync to Apple devices (Mac, iPhone, iPad). You need to explicitly enable them.

## Fix: Enable Sesami Calendar for Apple Devices

1. Make sure you're logged into the Google account connected to Sesami
2. Go to [google.com/calendar/syncselect](https://www.google.com/calendar/syncselect)
3. Under **Shared Calendars**, find the Sesami calendar (by default named "Sesami")
4. Check the box to enable it
5. Click **Save**

Your Sesami bookings should now appear in the Calendar app on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

{% hint style="info" %}
It may take a few minutes for the calendar to sync after enabling. Pull down to refresh on iOS, or reopen Calendar on macOS.
{% endhint %}

## Still Not Showing?

* Verify you're signed into the **same Google account** that's linked to your Sesami resource
* On iOS: Go to **Settings > Calendar > Accounts > \[your Google account]** and ensure Calendars is toggled on
* On macOS: Go to **System Settings > Internet Accounts > \[your Google account]** and ensure Calendars is checked
* Try removing and re-adding the Google account on the device

## Related

* [Google Calendar Sync](/apps-integrations/google-calendar.md) — set up Google Calendar sync with Sesami


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