I’ve had syncing working now for a year between our Church database in Notion and Apple Calendar. I use 2 sync websites. One results in a read-only iCal file that we can share with anyone and they can view the Church calendar in their Calendar app. One results in an editable Calendar in Apple Calendar the I can use to add events.
Notion Cafe
Notion Cafe reads from your Notion database and creates an iCal link that you can share publicly.
Cost
One CaLendar: Free
2 or more calendars: 3 Euros per month
Complexity to setup: Easy
Reliability: High
You can more read about it here.
2 Sync
2 Sync syncs between your Notion database and a Google calendar. From there you can add your Google calendar to your Apple Calendar and edit it like any other calendar.
Complexity to setup: Easy-Medium
Reliability: High
Cost: $7 per month per calendar
It has more features such as remove duplicates, syne one way or 2 way. Bulk edit events in Notion or in Google calendar.
Comparison.
I’ve been using them both for a year. They are both reliable, If you only need to sync one way, notion.cafe is the way to go. If you want to sync both ways, 2sync will do that.
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