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CompanionLink is a synchronization tool for sharing Outlook, Google, iCloud, and other personal data across computers, phones, and cloud services. It is aimed at individuals and small businesses that need configurable two-way synchronization for contacts, calendars, tasks, and notes.
💡 Pick it for private, direct Outlook synchronization without routing personal data through a third-party cloud.
AkrutoSync is a software product that allows syncing Outlook data like contacts, calendars, and tasks with multiple devices.
$34.95 (one-time purchase)
💡 Choose it for one-time-licensed Outlook-to-Outlook or Outlook-to-Google synchronization on Windows.
Sync2 is a software that syncs Microsoft Outlook data between multiple sources.
💡 Pick it for affordable, granular Outlook-to-Google synchronization through a desktop Outlook add-in.
gSyncit is a Microsoft Outlook add-in that allows for syncing Outlook calendars, contacts, notes, and tasks with Google, Toodledo, Evernote, Dropbox, Simplenote,...
💡 Choose it if your organization uses Google Workspace and needs official Outlook desktop integration at no extra software cost.
Google Workspace Sync for Microsoft Outlook connects Outlook with a Google Workspace account for email, calendars, contacts, and related data. It is...
Free with Google Workspace
💡 Pick it for cloud-based synchronization among Outlook, Google, and iCloud without leaving a desktop PC running.
SyncGene allows synchronization of contacts, calendars, and tasks across multiple platforms and devices.
Free, with premium subscription options
💡 Choose it for free, open-source Outlook-to-Google Calendar synchronization when other data types are unnecessary.
A tool to sync your Outlook and Google calendars bidirectionally
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