DAVx⁵
CalDAV, CardDAV, and WebDAV for Android.
DAVx⁵ is an Android app for two-way synchronization of address books, calendars and task lists over CalDAV and CardDAV, plus file access to WebDAV storage. It supports a wide range of contact and event fields, recurring events, invitations, time zones, shared read-only address books, contact photos, and groups/labels. For WebDAV it offers in-place browsing, editing, upload and download of remote files without a full sync, multiple WebDAV storages, streaming of media with random access, and integration with Android's Storage Access Framework so files can be attached from any app. The app supports SNI, self-signed certificates and client-certificate authentication, and uses HTTP/2, ALPN, data compression and connection pooling via okhttp. It is built on ical4j, ez-vcard, okhttp and other libraries, with certificate management, WebDAV access and iCal/vCard handling developed as separate libraries. A 'Managed DAVx⁵' variant lets organizations push settings and restrictions through an EMM or a configuration file.
12 alternatives to DAVx⁵
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