LifeWrangler · private calendar connection
Choose what comes onto your board.
Connect from your personal phone or computer. Your wall device does not need your personal Google login.
Calendar reads, with your permission
Google’s read permissions can cover calendars on the account you choose. LifeWrangler lists readable calendar names for your private choice, then reads events only from your selected calendar. It does not request Gmail, Photos or permission to edit Google Calendar.
Connecting or choosing a calendar does not import events or start live sync. You will preview a date range and choose what to save in Peña Hub. Saving shares the chosen calendar name and selected event titles and dates with your household.
This private Preview uses Google’s Testing mode. Access can expire, including after seven days; reconnecting may be required.
Checking your Peña Hub sign-in…
Your saved connections
Choose the household above, then recover your own private connections on this device. This reads Hub metadata only. It does not contact Google, renew consent or save events.
Up to 20 active connections and the five most recently chosen distinct calendars per connection are shown. Names are from earlier choices and may have changed in Google. Access is checked again before reading events.
Choose one calendar
Names can repeat. Review each entry; the first or primary calendar is never selected automatically. The full calendar list stays private. The chosen name becomes household-visible only if you later save events.
Calendar selected
Choosing a calendar here does not save events; earlier Hub imports stay unchanged. Return to the same household in Peña Hub and ask “Show my Google calendar” to choose a date range and review events. The private handoff stays in this tab for up to one hour. You can recover a saved choice here later without repeating consent while its Google access remains available.
Return to Peña HubDisconnecting blocks Hub reads and removes the stored encrypted credential. Google account permissions may still remain; manage those in your Google account. This does not erase previously imported events or backups.