Workeey and Google Calendar stay in step both ways. Move a job in Workeey's scheduling and it updates in Google. Drag it in Google and the new time writes back to Workeey near-instantly. One calendar to trust, whichever one you happen to have open on the way to the next job.
Plenty of apps push your jobs into Google and stop there. Change the time in Google and their calendar never hears about it. Workeey syncs both directions — the job is the same job in both places, and a change on either side updates the other in seconds. No stale duplicate sitting there, no "which one is right" guessing before you drive out.
That matters because you don't live inside one app all day. Your spouse shares your Google Calendar, your phone fires the reminders, and your jobs get booked in Workeey. Two-way sync means all of that reflects the same truth without you copying anything across by hand.
Push a 9am job to 11 because the first one ran long, do it in whichever calendar is open, and the other one catches up. The from/to time slot moves, the day view in Workeey re-expands around it, and Google shows the same block. You're never re-typing a time you already changed once.
Because it's genuine sync and not a nightly export, you can trust the calendar you glance at climbing into the van. What you see is what's booked — no lag, no overnight wait for it to catch up.
This is one spot where Workeey beats the expensive platforms outright. Jobber's Google Calendar link is one-way ICS — read-only, and it lags. Housecall Pro pushes to Google but won't pull your changes back. ServiceTitan doesn't do a real two-way at all. If you actually live out of Google Calendar, one-way sync means editing everything twice.
Workeey treats Google as an equal, not a display screen. That's a small thing right up until the day a customer reschedules by text, you fix it in Google from the driveway, and it's already correct in the app when you open it. See how the rest stacks up on the comparison pages.
Sign in with your Google account from Workeey's settings and pick the calendar. That's it — jobs start flowing both ways from then on. Nothing to install, no import files to wrestle with. If you keep a separate work calendar in Google, point the sync at that one and leave your personal stuff out of the app.
You stay in control of what's connected and can unlink whenever you want. Your jobs live in Workeey either way — the sync is a bridge, not something the app depends on to run.
Yes. Edit a job in Workeey or in Google Calendar and the other side updates near-instantly — including the time it's booked for.
Changes land in seconds, not on an overnight schedule. It's near-instant in both directions.
Your Google events stay visible next to your jobs so you don't double-book. You choose which calendar to sync.
Jobber's is one-way, read-only ICS. Workeey syncs both directions and writes your time changes back to Google.
Two-way Google Calendar sync is built into Workeey. See pricing for what each plan includes.