Two-way Google Calendar sync keeps your plan and your calendar in lockstep.
asambl now syncs with Google Calendar in both directions. Events you create in asambl (training sessions, focus time, social commitments, deadlines) automatically appear in Google Calendar. And your existing Google events sync into asambl every thirty minutes, so your calendar view and planning agents always know what is already on your schedule.
For calendar apps that are not Google Calendar, you can export your plan as a standard .ics file and import it wherever you like.
The integration requests full calendar access so asambl can read your events and create new ones. Your OAuth tokens are stored in your operating system keychain and stay on your machine. Your data stays on your computer; when you use an AI feature, only the information needed for that specific request goes to asambl's managed AI, and it is not retained long-term. If you disconnect, asambl deletes all synced events and tokens immediately.
AI planning is optional. Switch it off and asambl stops drafting your week; the rest of the app keeps working, with no prompts leaving your machine.
Planning in asambl is only useful if it connects to where you actually look during the week. For most people, that is their calendar. Two-way sync means your plan stays current with reality, and asambl's planners draft around your existing commitments, with conflict resolution reconciling any cross-area clashes instead of leaving them to you.
Since this shipped, asambl added automatic conflict resolution: a conflict detector finds cross-area scheduling and energy clashes across your week, and the conductor reconciles them before drafting, so the plan works around your existing commitments and energy patterns instead of clashing with them.