iCloud and Yahoo
iCloud and Yahoo don't offer OAuth for third-party calendar apps. CalKeep connects via CalDAV with an app-specific password — a one-time-generated credential that's separate from your main account password.
iCloud setup
Generate an app-specific password
- Sign in to appleid.apple.com.
- Under Sign-In and Security, click App-Specific Passwords.
- Click Generate an app-specific password.
- Label it
CalKeepand click Create. - Copy the 16-character password (looks like
abcd-efgh-ijkl-mnop). You won't see it again.
Connect in CalKeep
- Go to Settings → Connected Accounts.
- Click Connect iCloud.
- Enter your Apple ID email and the app-specific password.
- CalKeep validates the credentials and imports your calendars.
Yahoo setup
Generate an app password
- Sign in to Yahoo Account Security.
- Click Generate app password.
- Pick Other app and label it
CalKeep. - Copy the password Yahoo generates.
Connect in CalKeep
- Go to Settings → Connected Accounts.
- Click Connect Yahoo.
- Enter your Yahoo email and the app password.
- CalKeep validates and imports.
What's synced
- All calendars on the account.
- Events with title, description, location, attendees, and recurrence rules.
CalDAV doesn't expose contacts the way Google and Microsoft do, so the CRM features stay calendar-driven for these accounts.
Sync cadence
CalDAV is poll-only (no push). CalKeep polls every 2 minutes, so updates appear within ~2 minutes of a change on the provider side.
Updating credentials
If you regenerate your app-specific password, update it in CalKeep at Settings → Connected Accounts → [your account] → Update credentials. CalKeep won't sync until the new password lands.
Troubleshooting
- Connection fails immediately: double-check that you used the app-specific password, not your main account password. iCloud and Yahoo block main-password CalDAV access.
- Two-factor enabled but you don't see the app-password screen: make sure 2FA is fully enabled on your account. Some account states show a different settings UI.