Add to client

README.md

@@ -27,4 +27,39 @@ Make sure you also have a domain DNS A record pointed to your server's public IP
 
 3. Once ready, run `docker-compose up -d` to start the server.
 
-4. You should then be able to access Radicale at the URL you set up with traefik earlier. The usernames and passwords to log in are the ones added to the `users` file. Use the non-hashed password. 
+4. You should then be able to access Radicale at the URL you set up with traefik earlier. The usernames and passwords to log in are the ones added to the `users` file. Use the non-hashed password. 
+
+## Using Radicale
+### MacOS Calendar App
+
+1. Open the MacOS Calendar app
+2. In the top menu, click Calendar > Add Account
+3. In the pop-up window, select Other CalDAV Account and click Continue
+4. In the next screen:
+```
+Account Type: Manual
+Username: Your Radicale username
+Password: Your Radicale password
+Server Address: The domain or IP where Radicale is running, e.g., radicale.moeny.ai
+```
+5. Sign In
+
+### iOS Calendar App
+
+1. Open Settings > Apps > Calendar > Calendar Accounts > Add Account
+2. Select Other from the bottom of the list
+3. Under Calendars, tap Add CalDAV Account
+4. Fill in the details:
+```
+Server: radicale.moeny.ai
+Username: Your Radicale username
+Password: Your Radicale password
+Description: Name it whatever you like
+```
+5. Tap Next
+
+### For Other Clients
+Refer to the [Supported Clients](https://radicale.org/v3.html#supported-clients) section of the Radicale documentation.
+
+### What's next?
+Once your client of choice is set up, your Radicale calendars will automatically sync between client and server. You can create collections in the web interface, as well as view those created in the client you are using. If your events don't show up, refresh the client (⌘R on macOS or open the calendars tab and swipe down on the list of events on iOS).